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Environment Seminar
Hi everyone: I am sadly using my blog (which I promised myself would be for litscimed critical works only!) for shameless self-publicity. The Science, Medicine and Imagination Research Group, which I co-convene with Keir Waddington at Cardiff, has a seminar on environment and environmentalism, historically and in the present, taking place on March 17 at [...]
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Josie Gill joined the group Twenty-first Century and Beyond 3 days, 2 hours ago
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Martin Willis commented on the blog post Science AS Literature – can it be so? 6 days, 21 hours ago
Well, having just looked again at the index and biblio. of The Earth on Show, there is no sign of Haydn White at all! What Ralph argues (I think) is certainly about genre, but much more about the genres that science writing make use of, say romance, or travel writing, that in turn makes them [...]
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Martin Willis wrote a new blog post: Environment Seminar 6 days, 21 hours ago
Hi everyone: I am sadly using my blog (which I promised myself would be for litscimed critical works only!) for shameless self-publicity. The Science, Medicine and Imagination Research Group, which I co-convene with Keir Waddington at Cardiff, has a seminar on environment and environmentalism, historically and in the present, taking place on March 17 at [...]
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Martin Willis wrote on their own wire: 6 days, 21 hours ago
Hi everyone: I’d like to draw your attention to an event on ’Environment’ in the Science, Medicine and Imagination Seminar Series at the University of Glamorgan on March 17. See the website for details (http://literatureandscience.research.glam.ac.uk/cissmi/). All welcome – just drop me a line.
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Paul William Craddock wrote a new blog post: Bodily Resurrection and Food 2: Food and the Dead Body 1 week, 2 days ago
Dear Friends,
This week has been a slightly odd week for research. I’ve been writing more than I’ve written without writer’s block. I hope this stream of words coming from my pen (yes, I still use pen and paper, what of it, tough guy?) doesn’t stop. I put it down to a new item of food [...]
