Month: December 2019

In the latest episode of the Nostalgia podcast series, Chris Deacy, Head of the Department of Religious Studies, interviews Dr Philip Boobbyer from the School … Read more

A German poem – Björn Kuhligt’s ‘Das Gedicht geht durch einen Körper‘ (‘The poem moves through a body…’) translated by Modern Languages students has been … Read more

We asked our staff and students what they would recommend for students of Religious Studies, Global Philosophies and Asian Studies to get stuck into over … Read more

We asked our lecturers what they would recommend for budding philosophers to get stuck into over Christmas, and here’s what they came up with: Graeme … Read more

Each year we are asked by applicants and prospective students for suggestions of reading material that might provide an introduction to the topics that students … Read more

We asked our lecturers what they would recommend for modern languages students to get stuck into over Christmas, and here’s what they came up with: … Read more

We asked our lecturers what they would recommend for budding linguists to get stuck into over Christmas, and here’s what they came up with: Laura … Read more

We asked our lecturers what they would recommend for budding Classicists, Ancient Historians and Archaeologists to get stuck into over Christmas, and here’s what they … Read more

We asked our lecturers what they would recommend for students of Comparative Literature to get stuck into over Christmas, and here’s what they came up … Read more

Dr Tamara Rathcke, Senior Lecturer in the Department of English Language and Linguistics, has published an article in the journal ScienceDirect titled ‘Dialectal phonology constrains … Read more