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Feminist Theory

  • Imogen Reeve

    Imogen Reeve

    Media and performance arts
    University of Roehampton London

    Revealing gender bias in generative AI through embodied and choreographic practices

  • Sarah Blake

    Sarah Blake

    Culture and communications
    Kingston University London

    The Real Monster in ‘Sleeping Beauty’: An Examination of Aurora through the ‘Faces’ of the Monstrous-Feminine

  • Jessica Corfield

    Jessica Corfield

    Languages and literatures
    University of Westminster

    ‘I have come to claim / Marilyn Monroe’s body’: Exploring Identification through Star Images in American Lyric Poetry.

  • Rebecca Swan

    Rebecca Swan

    Histories and philosophies
    University of Brighton

    A Feminist Critique of the Veterinary Industry: working towards improved human and non-human welfare.

  • Charlotte Roberts

    Charlotte Roberts

    Art and design
    University of the Arts London

    The notational: mental health and female identity in the diary films of Anne Charlotte Robertson

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    Emrys Travis

    Histories and philosophies
    University of Brighton

    De/Constructing Identity: French, Italian, and British Gay Liberationism in the Long ‘68

  • Anna Viatova

    Anna Viatova

    Culture and communications
    University of Brighton

    Bridging the gap between affective and linguistic processing in foreign language learners

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    Alice Mercier

    Languages and literatures
    University of Westminster

    What defined photography in the late-nineteenth century printed press?: The presentation of photography as sequences of states and processes in illustrated magazines and the photographic press, 1880s-1890s

  • Marta Marsicka

    Marta Marsicka

    Culture and communications
    University of the Arts London

    Representation of Central and Eastern European (CEE) female artists in the history of British exhibitions after 1989

  • Yehong Wei

    Yehong Wei

    Culture and communications
    University of the Arts London

    Reclaiming Nüshu: A participatory method to reinterpret a Women’s Hidden Script in Rural China

  • Amy Austin

    Amy Austin

    Histories and philosophies
    Kingston University London

    Fragmented Bodies, Fragmented Stories: Exploring Endometriosis Through Multidisciplinary Creative Practice to Challenge Cultural Narratives of Women's Pain

  • Eve Barro

    Eve Barro

    Art and design
    Loughborough University London

    Beneath the Surface: Thinking with the Natural History Museum's Coral Collection to Explore Ecological Care in the Chagos Archipelago

  • Trey Taylor

    Thea Taylor

    Histories and philosophies
    Kingston University London

    Instituent Power: Social Structure and Political Practice in Roberto Esposito and Cornelius Castoriadis

  • Adam Cole

    Adam Cole

    Media and performance arts
    University of the Arts London

    Queering the Simulacrum: How Can Generative AI Video Practice Be Challenged and Elevated Through Queer Expanded Cinema

  • Weitao Wang

    Weitao Wang

    Culture and communications
    Royal Holloway University of London

    The Geopower of Air and Fire: a Cultural Geography of Fiery Rituals in China

  • Samantha Dick

    Samantha Dick

    Art and design
    Kingston University London

    I Woz Ere: An Intimate Look at the Forgotten Tower Blocks of the Edinburgh City Skyline

  • Su Smith

    Su Smith

    Languages and literatures
    Kingston University London

    Complexity Theory’s Potential For Creative Writing: Open Systems, Nonlinearity, Chaos And Emergence In The Twenty-First Century Trauma Novel

  • Jiahan Lin

    Jiahan Lin

    Media and performance arts
    University of Westminster

    Cinephilia Reconsidered: Exploring Chinese Digital Cinephile Culture Through Yingping

  • Izzy Barrett Lally

    Izzy Barrett-Lally

    Histories and philosophies
    Royal Holloway University of London

    A Minor Autobiographical Tradition: Automemoir from Nineteenth-century France to Virtual Worlds’’

  • Mariana Felix Sancliment

    Mariana Felix Sancliment

    Languages and literatures
    Brunel University London

    Dirty Work: Latin American Horror and the Invisible Violence of Domestic Servitude

  • Supraja Ramesh

    Supraja Ramesh

    Culture and communications
    Brunel University London

    ‘Cleaving’ Queer Aesthetics: Contemporary Indian Performance at the Intersections of Caste, Gender and Sexual Politics.

  • Mike Blackburn

    Mike Blackburn

    Languages and literatures
    Kingston University London

    Exploration into the features and characteristics of cognitive processing within multimodal “concept/puzzle advertisements”

  • Ellie Mcdougall

    Ellie McDougall

    Languages and literatures
    University of Westminster

    ‘Calling to theory, calling to bed’: Transpoetics After the Sign

  • Rosie Blacher

    Rosie Blacher

    Languages and literatures
    Kingston University London

    Sensory Experience in the Contact Zone 1876 - 1938

  • Keren Assaf

    Keren Assaf

    Histories and philosophies
    Brunel University London

    Towards a decolonized future examining the meaning of solidarity alliance in settler states