Author: flj

Dr Christina Kim, Lecturer in Linguistics in the Department of English Language and Linguistics, has published a chapter in The Oxford Handbook of Experimental Semantics … Read more

The Department of Classical & Archaeological Studies was delighted by the response to this year’s short story competition. They received over 100 entries from schools … Read more

The global Understanding Unbelief programme to advance the scientific understanding of atheism and nonreligion presents results from its research at the Vatican in Rome at … Read more

Eleni Kapogianni, Lecturer in Linguistics and co-director of the Centre for Language and Linguistics, and Christina Kim, Lecturer in Linguistics and Director of the Linguistics Laboratory, both … Read more

What are you doing now? I work in national accounts (also known as key accounts) for an investment management company focusing on retirement plans. I … Read more

Professor Amalia Arvaniti has been awarded a grant of almost €2.5m to investigate the role of tone of voice in communication and ways it might … Read more

The week started with Pompeii, an exceptionally well-preserved settlement whose origins go back to the Greek colonisation of the southern Italian coast in the Archaic … Read more

The third day of the trip brought an excursion to Ostia, Rome’s ancient port at the mouth of the Tiber. Much of what remains of … Read more

The Bible and Feminism: Remapping the Field (Oxford University Press), edited by Yvonne Sherwood, Professor of Biblical Cultures and Politics in the Department of Religious Studies, was … Read more

Evidence-based medicine has transformed the way in which statistical evidence is used in medicine. Professor Jon Williamson and Dr Michael Wilde, from the Department of Philosophy … Read more