Anna Argirò
Histories and philosophies
Kingston University London
Rethinking Birth and Maternity as Philosophical Categories: Hannah Arendt’s Notion of Natality in Dialogue with Contemporary Feminist Thought
Techne
Techne Students 2021
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Ardyn Tennyson
Languages and literaturesUniversity of Roehampton London“West African Writings and Pan-African Networks: Black Periodicals and Print Culture in the Late-Victorian British Empire”
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Armando Romero
Culture and communicationsUniversity of SurreyAquinas and determinatio: an exemplary theory of precedent
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Aurelie Toitot
Histories and philosophiesBrunel University LondonThe politics of memory in Alsace: Nationalisation and gender in the aftermath of the Second World War
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Bethany Williamson
Culture and communicationsRoyal Holloway University of LondonTranslating place: orthography and the problem of place names at the Royal Geographical Society, 1830–1919
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Carmen Andall Woodroofe
Media and performance artsRoyal Holloway University of LondonA ‘decolonial green’ aesthetic: how roots reggae reflects and constructs Caribbean and Caribbean diasporic listeners’ practices and attitudes towards sustainability.
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Charlotte Fox
Languages and literaturesRoyal Holloway University of LondonThe Author is Present: Contemporary Bio-Memoir (2010-2020)
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Cian O'Farrell
Media and performance artsKingston University LondonThe Materiality of Digital Music: An Assemblage of Musicians and Vital Materials
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Clara Searle
Culture and communicationsLoughborough University LondonStorytelling Personal Collections: A Tool to Dismantle the Concept of the ‘Other Audience’
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Daisy Du Toit
Culture and communicationsKingston University LondonThe second wave of Arts and Crafts? Craft online: Amateurs, Influencers and Craftivists of Generation Craft
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Devika Sharma
Art and designLoughborough University LondonDesign Activism – Exploring Creative Repertoires for Public Participation
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Edwin Mingard
Culture and communicationsKingston University LondonMaking, Unmaking and Remaking History: Exhibition Programming at Chisenhale Gallery in the late 1980s
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Ella Roberts
Histories and philosophiesUniversity of WestminsterThe BBC and Northern Ireland: creating and accepting a shared history
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Ellis Cuffe
Histories and philosophiesRoyal Holloway University of LondonThe Micro-Histories of Rural Romano-Egyptian Households
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Emma Mitchell
Languages and literaturesBrunel University LondonThe Covent Garden Ladies: Life Beyond Harris’s List
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Evelyn Reidy
Languages and literaturesUniversity of Roehampton LondonDiverse Shakespeare: New Writing from Shakespeare's Globe
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Felipe Tessarolo
Culture and communicationsUniversity of WestminsterOffensive Speech, Fake News and the Brazilian ‘New Right’
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Felix Clutson
Languages and literaturesUniversity of SurreyMia san Mia and Bergkamp in Marseille: Language and identity in football locales
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Gareth Brookes
Culture and communicationsUniversity of the Arts LondonMateriality in Comics - Reframing Sequential Function in Graphic Novels by Confronting the Page as Surface
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Gareth Hughes
Languages and literaturesRoyal Holloway University of LondonSounds from Outside: Mapping Transnational Communities in Contemporary Experimental and Exophonic Poetry
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Hodan Omar
Culture and communicationsKingston University LondonFrom Hargeisa to London: A living sound archive of Somalis in Britain
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Isabel Smith
Languages and literaturesRoyal Holloway University of LondonAffective Scribal Activity in Medieval Devotional Writing, 1300-1500
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Isabelle Kemp
Culture and communicationsRoyal Holloway University of LondonRepresentations of Single Motherhood in British Cinema, 1945-1970
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Jake Elliott
Languages and literaturesUniversity of Roehampton LondonWilliam Blake and London: The Artist Visualising Jerusalem
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Jennifer Doveton
Art and designBrunel University LondonMiddle-class subjectivity and moral value in popular British screen fantasy
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Jennifer Tuckett
Media and performance artsUniversity of SurreyA creative and critical investigation into women in theatre
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Jessica Beale
Culture and communicationsUniversity of WestminsterExamining the impact of multisensory language on perception and experience: how can botanic, horticultural or historic gardens use audio description to enhance access for all visitors?
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Jessica Boyall
Art and designRoyal Holloway University of LondonBlack, British and Feminist: The History and Legacy of Ceddo, Sankofa and the Black Audio Film Collective
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Joanna Brown
Languages and literaturesRoyal Holloway University of LondonThe Listening: fictionalising fugitive voices and fragmented lives in the slavery archive
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Joshua Sadler
Media and performance artsUniversity of Roehampton LondonUndefinable: Performance and the Radical Practice of Generative Neurodiversity
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Kamal Badhey
Culture and communicationsUniversity of BrightonStories Rising to the Surface: Engagement with the Apna Heritage Archive and Punjabi Workers Collection
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Karen Hanrahan
Languages and literaturesUniversity of BrightonNarrative navigatio of former nuns: Exploring stories of transgression, reflexivity and transcendence through life history
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Keli Garrett
Media and performance artsUniversity of the Arts LondonThe Aesthetic Vocabulary of Black Women's Experimental Work in Practice and Performance
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Kiera Fitzgerald
Languages and literaturesUniversity of Roehampton LondonLiterary Heritage and the Public Archives: The Diverse Women of Britain’s Special Operations Executive, F Section
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Laharee Mitra
Culture and communicationsUniversity of BrightonDecolonisation guidance and its impact on museum learning practice
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Mandeep Sidhu
Culture and communicationsUniversity of BrightonThe Shaheen Bagh Protests (15 December 2019 - 24 March 2020): Coloniality, Epistemic Resistance, and Decoloniality in Present-day BJP-led India
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Marco Veneri
Culture and communicationsKingston University LondonCurating Urban Futures: Urban Farming and Meanwhile Tactics in the Context of Urban Regeneration Strategies
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Marina Castledine
Media and performance artsUniversity of BrightonDeveloping the disappearing art of Lefkaritika into a community pedagogy, in order to witness the silences in marginalised women’s lives
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Nell Nixon
Culture and communicationsLoughborough University LondonPINNACLE (Promoting inclusive access, discoverability and use of British Library digital learning resources for young people)
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Phoebe Clothier
Histories and philosophiesRoyal Holloway University of London'Wonderful and Astonishing Occurrences’: The Miraculous and Wondrous in William of Newburgh’s Historia rerum Anglicarum
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Queenie Clarke
Art and designUniversity of BrightonDesigning for Dignity, Ownership and Representation: new approaches to the inclusivity of the homeless community.
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Rebecca Pizzey
Languages and literaturesBrunel University LondonA study into the narrative techniques used to convey non-physical childhood sexual abuse and trauma in contemporary Western fiction
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Roxy Moore
Histories and philosophiesRoyal Holloway University of London“We must carry on”: The Jewish Relief Unit, Displaced Persons and Anglo-Jewish Humanitarianism in Postwar Europe
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Rudy Loewe
Culture and communicationsUniversity of the Arts LondonUnattributable Briefs: Painting and Drawing Black Resistance Histories in the English speaking Caribbean, 1969-1974
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Russell Christie
Languages and literaturesBrunel University LondonChrysalis Boy - An Autoethnographic Investigation Of The Workings Of Exclusion
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Sam Kaufman
Art and designKingston University LondonEntangling Umwelten: Towards a New Ecology of Moving Images and Nonhuman Worlds
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Tamara Schreiber
Media and performance artsUniversity of BrightonVectors: feminist speculations on technologies of subjecthood, objectification and gender in futuristic sex work
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Tegan Luzhin
Art and designUniversity of the Arts LondonThe War of Naming the Problem: Black Audio Film Collective and Political Aesthetics
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Victoria Burgher
Art and designUniversity of WestminsterCrafting counter-hegemony: using porcelain to interrogate constructed ideologies of whiteness and empire
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Viveca Mellegård
Culture and communicationsRoyal Holloway University of LondonDyeing to become whole: Indigo dyeing as embodied practice for a more sustainable future