
Heathcliff Newman
Identity Confusion and ‘Mad Gain’ in Nineteenth-Century England, France, and Russia
Identity Confusion and ‘Mad Gain’ in Nineteenth-Century England, France, and Russia
A political-philosophical approach to the historical-legal relationship between colonialism and international law as a means of analysing the legal exclusion of indigenous peoples and the despotic state, in West Papua.
The Nita Harvey Archive: Hidden History, Experience and Objectification in the 1930s Hollywood Star System.
Promoting inclusive access, discoverability and use of British Library digital learning resources for disadvantaged young people
Investigating ‘The Masculine Female Grotesque’ in Narrative and U.S. Women’s Prisons Through Orange is The New Black (2013-)
Can the Grenfell Tower fire constitute a State Crime?
Re-storying the city: applying urban perspectives to eco-storytelling
An Archaeological Exploration of Zaha Hadid’s Fonds through Reverse Digital Fragmentation
Duplicates, Dispersal and Disposal in Museums
Freedom Walks: Reanimating Ghanaian and West African Cultural Artefacts through Performance.
Image Without Resemblance: combining co-creative artwork description practices, divergent mimesis and post-modern narrative technique towards an anti-ocularcentric writing methodology.
British board games and the ludic imagination: c.1860-1960