Culture and communications

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  Bethany Lamont

  Culture and communications

  University of the Arts London

  Transferring trauma: understanding distressing images and ghoulish spectres in the Internet culture

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  Miriam Phelan

  Culture and communications

  Royal College of Art

  Crisis, Commemoration and Dress: Designing Memory of the Revolutionary Period in Ireland

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  Linda Lapini

  Culture and communications

  University of Roehampton London

  Quality of Interlingual Subtitling in the Streaming Era: Social, Process and Product Quality in Netflix

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  Jessica Beale

  Culture and communications

  University of Westminster

  Examining the impact of multisensory language on perception and experience: how can botanic, horticultural or historic gardens use audio description to enhance access for all visitors?

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  Gareth Brookes

  Culture and communications

  University of the Arts London

  Materiality in Comics - Reframing Sequential Function in Graphic Novels by Confronting the Page as Surface

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  Daniel Gottlieb

  Culture and communications

  Kingston University London

  The ‘Golden Chain’? - Tradition as a Philosophical Problem

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  Kevin Biderman

  Culture and communications

  Royal College of Art

  Visual surveillance in the City of London (1994- present day). Discipline, control and the materiality of digital visual media

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  Edward Armston-Sheret

  Culture and communications

  Royal Holloway University of London

  ‘Wild things in wild places’: British cultures of extreme exploration, 1851–1913

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  Armando Romero

  Culture and communications

  University of Surrey

  Aquinas and determinatio: a theory of precedent

• Bridget Smith

  Culture and communications

  Royal College of Art

  Realising the unreal - Swedenborg, photography and vision(s)

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  Gareth Fletcher

  Culture and communications

  Kingston University London

  An analysis of the semiotics of provenance information in establishing symbolic and economic value for objects within the Near Eastern antiquities market

• Hannah Voegele

  Culture and communications

  University of Brighton

  Dispossessing Bodies: Resisting the Violence of Property

   

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  Elizabeth Cufley

  Culture and communications

  University of Westminster

  Distribution as Political Action: Investigation of the production, promotion and distribution of feminist moving-image/performative art practices in the UK 1979-present

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  Kariima Ali

  Culture and communications

  University of Roehampton London

  Exploring the History of Black Women’s Mental Health Organising in Britain from the 1970s – Present Day

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  Katherine Debono

  Culture and communications

  University of Brighton

  Priorities, inclusions and exclusions: Non-elite twentieth-century clothing in museum dress collections

• Pauline van Mourik Broekman

  Culture and communications

  Royal College of Art

  The Network Optic: Authorship and Collectivity after Vertov

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  Frances Casey

  Culture and communications

  University of Brighton

  Gendered identities and the role of needlecrafts in Britain on the home front during and after the First World War, 1914-1925

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  Hayley Dawson

  Culture and communications

  University of Roehampton London

  Live interlingual subtitles as a means to improve access for foreign and deaf and hard-of-hearing audiences

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  Tommaso Speretta

  Culture and communications

  University of the Arts London

  Alternative AIDS Video: the representation of the AIDS crisis in independent art video and film in the 1980s and 1990s London–New York

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  Tess Pinto

  Culture and communications

  Royal Holloway University of London

  Heritage and Conservation in the work of the Greater London Council: Reimagining London 1965-86

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  Lola Olufemi

  Culture and communications

  University of Westminster

   Remaking the World: Uses of the Imagination in the Cultural Production of Resistant Movements

   

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  Laharee Mitra

  Culture and communications

  University of Brighton

  Decolonisation guidance and its impact on museum learning practice

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  Jonathan Moses

  Culture and communications

  Royal Holloway University of London

  Architectural geographies of the British public house for 1979 to the present day

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  Alvaro Martinez-Lacabe

  Culture and communications

  University of Roehampton London

  ARV Gay Bodies: The Production of Sexual Subjectivities in the Realm of HIV prevention

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  Lydia Yeoman

  Culture and communications

  Royal Holloway University of London

  Religion as Magical Realism: How can writers use the literary techniques of magical realism to explore religion in television drama?

• Aine McKenny

  Culture and communications

  University of Brighton

  The Women of the Troubles: Presence and Absence in Public Memory

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  Jennifer Warren

  Culture and communications

  University of the Arts London

  Locating the Function of Theory in New Institutionalism: The Case of MACBA

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  Mandeep Sidhu

  Culture and communications

  University of Brighton

  The Shaheen Bagh Protests (15 December 2019 - 24 March 2020): Coloniality, Epistemic Resistance, and Decoloniality in Present-day BJP-led India

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  Anushka Tay

  Culture and communications

  University of the Arts London

  Chinoiserie Outside China 1945-present: How have British Chinese people experienced and demonstrated their relationship to their Chinese heritage through dress?

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  Bethany Williamson

  Culture and communications

  Royal Holloway University of London

  Translating place: orthography and the problem of place names at the Royal Geographical Society, 1830–1919

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  Jaspreet Nijjar

  Culture and communications

  Brunel University London

  Investigating ‘The Masculine Female Grotesque’ in Narrative and U.S. Women’s Prisons Through Orange is The New Black (2013-)

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  Magali Berthon

  Culture and communications

  Royal College of Art

  Silk in Modern Cambodia: Weaving a History of Survival (1850s - 2010s)

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  Ana Tam

  Culture and communications

  University of the Arts London

  Applying Graph Theory to Conservation Documentation

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  Luke Beesley

  Culture and communications

  University of Brighton

  On Our Own Behalf: Theory, Strategy, and Practice within the Disabled People’s Movement in Britain

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  Lorenza Peragine

  Culture and communications

  University of Roehampton London

  Museum Choreography 

• Isabelle Kemp

  Culture and communications

  Royal Holloway University of London

  Representations of Single Motherhood in British Cinema, 1945-1970

• Jennifer Allan

  Culture and communications

  University of the Arts London

  Fog Tropes: The social and cultural history of the foghorn 1853 to the present day

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  Rebecca Sutton

  Culture and communications

  University of Roehampton London

  Inside, Outside: Contested Spaces in Young Adult Literature set in Israel/Palestine

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  William Jamieson

  Culture and communications

  Royal Holloway University of London

  Granular Geographies of Endless Growth: Singapore and the Spatial-Cognitive Fix

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  Lucy Mercer

  Culture and communications

  Royal Holloway University of London

  An Ecological Poetics : Changing Symbols of the Natural World in Literature

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  Ellie Mumford

  Culture and communications

  Kingston University London

  Non-binary Performances: The relationship between fashion, identity and the body in individuals with non-binary gender identities

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  Joe Jukes

  Culture and communications

  University of Brighton

  Queer Theory’s Green and Grey: thinking queer absence through the nonsexual rural

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  Matthew Adams

  Culture and communications

  Brunel University London

  Reconfiguring the boundaries of self and state in the PRC: Metaverse, Social Credit, and Ethnicity

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  Clara Searle

  Culture and communications

  Loughborough University London

  Storytelling Personal Collections: A Tool to Dismantle the Concept of the ‘Other Audience’

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  Alistair Cameron

  Culture and communications

  Kingston University London

  Visionary Kingdom: Media, History and the Plane of Delirium

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  Janina Lange

  Culture and communications

  Royal College of Art

  Destroy, She Said - On Early Cinema’s Comediennes and Destruction as a Comic Strategy

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  Fearghus Roulston

  Culture and communications

  University of Brighton

  Justa notha teenage rebel: Belfast Punk and the Troubles 1977-1982. (Keywords: Space, Subcultures, Memory, Punk, Oral History)

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  Abi Weaver

  Culture and communications

  University of Surrey

  THE PNEUMATIC ACT: A STUDY OF VOCAL EXPRESSION IN DOCUMENTARY FILM

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  Feride Kumbasar

  Culture and communications

  University of Roehampton London

  Migrant Women Negotiating Difference, Borders and Work: Turkish, Kurdish Women in Hackney, 1980 to 2018

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  Marianne Walker

  Culture and communications

  Loughborough University London

  Reclaiming the city through street art: Street art as an agent of social change in two South American cities

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  Christopher Day

  Culture and communications

  University of Westminster

   The BBC and European integration, c. 1957-1975

   

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  Adam Jones

  Culture and communications

  Kingston University London

  The System and Its Progeny: Stirner’s Insurrectionary Hegelianism and the Affirmation of Creative Individuality

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  Imogen Woodberry

  Culture and communications

  Royal College of Art

  A New World Order: Science, the Mind and the Occult 1918-1939

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  Cristina Matei

  Culture and communications

  Kingston University London

  Thinking Affectedly: The Question of Touch in Adorno’s Philosophy

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  Lukasz Daniluk

  Culture and communications

  University of Roehampton London

  The Sociolinguistics of Youth Culture - rap, hip hop and identity among Polish youth in Biala Podlaska and Polish transnationals in Putney Vale, London

• Frankie Kubicki

  Culture and communications

  Royal Holloway University of London

  A Paper World: The Collection and Investigation of Plant Materials for Paper Making, c.1830-1914

• Jihane Dyer

  Culture and communications

  Royal Holloway University of London

  Wearing the City: Fashion and clothing in the curation of urban history

• Joshua Branson

  Culture and communications

  University of Roehampton London

  Putting the Accessible Filmmaking Model into Practice: An Exploration of Media Accessibility and Translation as a Collaborative Process

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  Huw Rowlands

  Culture and communications

  Royal Holloway University of London

  Scenarios of encounter: place, performance, and commemoration in Tūranganui-a-Kiwa and London

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  Therese Henningsen

  Culture and communications

  Royal Holloway University of London

  Conditions of Receptivity: Intimate, Indeterminate and Interminable Cinemas of Encounter

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  Katherine Hall

  Culture and communications

  Kingston University London

  Queer as Friends: rewriting the platonic-romantic relationship binary between women

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  Marco Veneri

  Culture and communications

  Kingston University London

  Curating Urban Futures: Urban Farming and Meanwhile Tactics in the Context of Urban Regeneration Strategies

• Jennifer Murray

  Culture and communications

  University of the Arts London

  Manuscript fragments and the bindings from which they were removed: Recording the evidence

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  Simon Mackmin

  Culture and communications

  Kingston University London

  Pathways to the social bond Autistic perspectives on managing life and employment

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  Itoiz Rodrigo-Jusue

  Culture and communications

  University of Roehampton London

  Imaginaries of risk and radicalisation in the UK 'war on terror' (2005-2017)

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  Sophie Declerck

  Culture and communications

  Loughborough University London

  Towards a relational design aesthetics of tactile affect and ‘feeling- with’

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  Luke Edmeads

  Culture and communications

  University of Brighton

  The somatic and precarity: moral theory as critique

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  Stefano Carnelli

  Culture and communications

  Royal Holloway University of London

   Visualising intangible Sacred Spaces: the materialities and ephemerality of Orthodox Jewish ritual enclosures

   

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  Nichola Hall Clarke

  Culture and communications

  Kingston University London

  In/visible dances: Commuters’ choreographies as social cartography

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  Nell Nixon

  Culture and communications

  Loughborough University London

  Promoting inclusive access, discoverability and use of British Library digital learning resources for disadvantaged young people

• Hodan Elmi

  Culture and communications

  University of the Arts London

  From Hargeisa to London: A living sound archive of Somalis in Britain

• Aurelie Martin

  Culture and communications

  University of the Arts London

  Navigating through bindings: Study of the bookbindings of ship's logbooks from maritime empires in early modern Europe

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  Lucy Kate Newby

  Culture and communications

  Troubled generations? : An oral history of youth experience of the conflict in Belfast, 1969-1998

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  Helene Abiraad

  Culture and communications

  University of Brighton

  Locating stories of time, memory and place in urban activism in Beirut

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  Solene Heinzl

  Culture and communications

  Royal Holloway University of London

  The Impact Of Cultural Policies in New Towns: An Urban Ethnomusicological Case Study Of Cergy-Pontoise (1965-Present Day)

• Premila van Ommen

  Culture and communications

  University of the Arts London

  Being “Gurkha”, Becoming British: Fashion, Creativity and Diaspora Identity Formation Amongst Young Nepali Migrants

• Rachael Utting

  Culture and communications

  Royal Holloway University of London

  Collecting Leviathan: curiosity, exchange and the Southern Whale Fleet (1775-1860)

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  Kristen Bullivant

  Culture and communications

  University of Brighton

  Designing Sustainable Food Futures: a design anthropological approach to cultural value and culinary capital in shaping ‘sustainable’ diets

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  Roselle Knowles

  Culture and communications

  Royal Holloway University of London

  Re-imagining liminal therapeutic landscapes

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  Tom Butler

  Culture and communications

  Brunel University London

  Changing Places: Evaluating the socio-cultural impact and experiential change of the new Museum of London in Smithfield

• Lucy Rogers

  Culture and communications

  University of Westminster

  Latency in the Photographic Work of Ursula Schulz-Dornburg

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  Alex Todd

  Culture and communications

  University of Brighton

  The Violence of Vision: Wild Plakken and the Crisis of Dutch Political Identity, 1977–1996

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  Kamal Badhey

  Culture and communications

  University of Brighton

  Stories Rising to the Surface: Engagement with the Apna Heritage Archive and Punjabi Workers Collection