These Q&A conversations demonstrate some of the intriguing research done by our academics and PhD researchers.
Today we mainly associate the word ‘decadence’ with luxuries like chocolate and wine. However, the term has deeper significance in recent fiction, which draws parallels between our own era and that […]
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Our final seminar will be on March 14 and will be led by Alex Wilson, speaking about ‘Othering the Other: Social…
Christianity and Islam are sometimes presented in terms of a clash of civilisations. In this light, it may be surprising to discover that John Milton’s epic poem Paradise Lost – which […]
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Curtis Runstedler will be leading our next seminar, on ‘Alchemy and Exemplary Narratives in Middle English Poetry’ (https://www.facebook.com/events/331798223858669/). 5 December (A MONDAY),…
More than twenty-five years after she left office, Margaret Thatcher remains a controversial figure, and recent political events suggest that her legacy continues to be felt today. We asked Antony Mullen, […]
