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Month: July 2019

METAPHOR IN SCIENCE: A JOURNEY INTO THE BLACK HOLE

July 12, 2019 PHOENIX RISING (English Language and Linguistics) Uncategorized

ABSTRACT ‘Black hole’ is a metaphor used to describe a particular area of space. The purpose of this article is[…]

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BIRDS OF PREY (CREATIVE AND CRITICAL PIECE)

July 12, 2019 DAVID GREENWOOD (Creative Writing) Uncategorized

ABSTRACT ‘Birds of Prey’ is a long form poem that experiments with time-space compression and hybridization; its chronology and sense[…]

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SECRETS, LIES AND UNRELIABLE NARRATION IN FRANCES HODGSON BURNETT’S THE SECRET GARDEN AND ALEXIA CASALE’S THE BONE DRAGON

July 12, 2019 MELINA HEINRICKS (English Literature) Uncategorized

ABSTRACT Secrets and lies are a reoccurring motif within children’s and young adult literature. Indeed, psychology considers the keeping and[…]

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MASCULINITY AND COLONIALISM IN IRVINE WELSH’S MARABOU STORK NIGHTMARES

July 11, 2019 Jennafer Small (English Literature) Uncategorized

ABSTRACT The fiction of Irvine Welsh is perhaps renowned for its exploration of ideological constructs pertaining to working class culture[…]

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‘LOVE WILL SET YOU FREE’: ROMEO AND JULIET AND BADIOU

July 11, 2019 Zahra Patel (English Literature) Uncategorized

ABSTRACT This essay consists of a reading of Shakespeare’s tragedy, Romeo and Juliet, using French philosopher Alain Badiou’s ‘Theory of the Subject’[…]

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RUMI AND SUFISM’S PHILOSOPHY OF LOVE

July 11, 2019 Zaynab Kazi (English Literature) Uncategorized

ABSTRACT Thomas Aquinas, the Western contemporary of Persian mystic and poet, Rumi, identified Divine love as the medium through which[…]

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SAINT IRENAEUS AND CONFLICTING DOCTRINES OF DAMNATION

July 11, 2019 Jennifer Adamson (Religion, Culture & Society) Uncategorized

ABSTRACT This essay considers the contradicting doctrines of salvation posited by two of the early Church Fathers of the Christian[…]

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FICTION WITH FRICTION: UNRELIABLE NARRATIVES OF AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY?

July 11, 2019 Kirsty Fitzpatrick (English Literature / Black Atlantic Studies) Uncategorized

ABSTRACT Storytelling and oral history are important and preserved aspects of the African identity. But restrictions and language barriers placed[…]

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MEMORIALISATION AND REPRESSING THE MEMORY OF SLAVERY IN BERMUDA

July 11, 2019 Dyana Saad (English Literature / Black Atlantic Studies) Uncategorized

ABSTRACT This paper is the result of three months research in Bermuda on the history, the memorialisation, and the lack[…]

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DESPITE AN INTERNATIONAL BAN IN 1989, THE ILLEGAL TRADE IN ELEPHANT IVORY CONTINUES. CAN ANYTHING BE DONE TO PREVENT IT?

July 11, 2019 Ryan Hall (Law) Uncategorized

ABSTRACT Trade in ivory has been occurring for centuries, but only recently have we noticed that the population of elephants[…]

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