Trauma

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  Lolly Sillitoe

  Languages and literatures

  University of Westminster

  Ecohorror and the work of Annie Proulx: Imagining Non-Human Trauma Victims

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  Sebastian Beaumont

  Languages and literatures

  University of Brighton

  Autoethnographic exploration of resistance to anti-gay legislation in 80s/90s Brighton.

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  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

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  Davinia-Ann Robinson

  Culture and communications

  University of Westminster

  Through an Embodied Practice of Stillness

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  Karina Patfield

  Languages and literatures

  University of Brighton

  Silence from the archive: How can archives inform an original method of blackout poetry seeking to ethically remember the Holocaust?

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  Tom Railton

  Art and design

  Kingston University London

  It's Not the End of the World: Nonlinear Time and Neurodivergent Making

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  Tabby Carless-Frost

  Languages and literatures

  Brunel University London

  Between Poison and Cure: Formal Innovation and its Ethical Dilemmas in Writing “Invisible” Chronic Illness

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  Holly Graham

  Culture and communications

  University of Westminster

  Tending to Black Life, Death, and Resistance in the Community Archive: Artist as Archivist / Activist / Care-Worker

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  Peter Sharples

  Media and performance arts

  Brunel University London

  Performing Pain: How Stand-Up Comedy Functions as an Autobiographical Performative Act of Self-Authorship and Resistance in Narrating Disability and Pain