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get in touch submissions about us talking humanities curated by the school of advanced study menu search search analysis & comment training and research events publications projects close menu latest post watch out commonwealth – the empire is striking back on lgbt rights by talking humanities professor philip murphy, director of the institute of commonwealth studies, welcomes a new generation of commonwealth activists who are using established legal and constitutional tools to tackle its 'imperial-era homophobic laws'. (more…) july 24, 2019 comments 0 features , human rights , politics & law director series director series , history & classics , human rights , interviews , politics & law interview with professor philip murphy we talk to the director of the institute of commonwealth studies (icws), who says ‘far from gently fading away, the collective memory of empire and its consequences is becoming an… march 14, 2016 comments 0 censes , director series , interviews , philosophy interview with professor barry smith we talk to the director of the institute of philosophy (ip) about fostering collaborative links between philosophers, psychologists and neuroscientists and the launch of create, a centre for experimental aesthetics.… march 8, 2016 comments 0 archives & libraries , digital , director series , interviews , politics & law interview with jules winterton we talk to the director of the institute of advanced legal studies (ials) about legal challenges, and the dramatic increase in the need to adapt the law, and understand our… march 1, 2016 comments 0 public engagement public engagement describes the ways in which the activity and benefits of research and higher education is shared with the public as a two-way process, involving interaction and listening. it's goal is to generate mutual benefit. talking humanities hosts a variety of posts on the subject of public engagement. these can be found by clicking the image below. researcher series features , history & classics , politics & law , publications , research & resources lions and humans: navigating the history and our relationship with the ‘king of beasts’ since the death of cecil the lion at the hands of an american hunter, the issue of the best way to conserve increasingly threatened lion populations has become ever more… july 16, 2019 comments 0 archives & libraries , features , languages & literature , libraries & publications , research & resources senate house library has ‘always been a restlessly innovating body’ dr richard espley, head of modern collections at the finest lending library in london, provides a glimpse into senate house library's past and what promises to be an exciting future.… july 4, 2019 comments 0 archives & libraries , history & classics , interviews , research & resources neolithic humans offer a radical perspective on how society can be organised susan greaney, an arts and humanities research council-funded phd candidate at cardiff university, is unearthing the attitudes of neolithic humans to the ground beneath them and the underworld. she is… june 27, 2019 comments 0 social scholar may 11, 2017 taking research into schools the school of advanced study’s ‘social scholar’ lunchtime seminar returns on 17 may with dr peter jones offering a fascinating… by talking humanities comments 0 march 6, 2017 #potw: social scholar – turning your research into an exhibition when: wednesday 8 march 2017, 1 – 2pm who: school of advanced study where: room 234, second floor, senate house, malet street, london… by uneesah comments 0 february 22, 2017 from research to exhibition the school of advanced study’s ‘social scholar’ lunchtime seminar returns on 8 march with what promises to be a fascinating… by talking humanities comments 0 july 12, 2016 social scholar: transforming scholarship in the digital environment dr caroline edwards (above), who will delivered the school of advanced study’s july social scholar seminar , provides a first-person account… by talking humanities comments 0 languages and literature senate house library has ‘always been a restlessly innovating body’ by talking humanities dr richard espley, head of modern collections at the finest lending library in london, provides a glimpse into senate house library's past and what promises to be an exciting future. (more…) july 4, 2019 comments 0 archives & libraries , features , languages & literature , libraries & publications , research & resources being human festival archives & libraries , being human festival , features , history & classics , public engagement academic partnership connects collections with communities the academic partnership between the institute of english studies (ies) and the blackburn museum and art gallery produced two major events in 2018: an international conference at the blackburn… january 29, 2019 comments 0 archives & libraries , being human festival , digital , features , history & classics , public engagement your digital guide to fleet street: ‘journeys through print’ dr elizabeth dearnley, a researcher at university college london and an artist specialising in audio installations , revisits the spiritual home of british journalism. (more…) january 10, 2019 comments 0 being human festival , features , public engagement snidge scrumpin’: the hunt for black country smells sebastian groes, professor of english literature at the university of wolverhampton, goes ‘snidge scrumpin’ for the lost odours of the black country while charting a new 21st-century palate in his… october 16, 2018 comments 0 thought for the week 'not everything that counts can be counted, and not everything that can be counted counts.' welcome to talking humanities! this new blog explores the study of and uses for humanities research across the uk. to find out more check our news item on the sas website what do you think of talking humanities? we would be very interested to hear about your views of our new blog. please take a moment to fill in our survey: talking humanities survey the school of advanced study unites nine institutes at the university of london to form the uk's national centre for the support of researchers and the promotion of research in the humanities. latest tweets tweets by sasnews latest articles july 24, 2019 watch out commonwealth – the empire is striking back... july 23, 2019 poetic pathways to peace july 16, 2019 lions and humans: navigating the history and our... pick of the week july 1, 2019 #potw: it takes two to tango. rethinking enlightenment and decolonisation ‘decolonisation’ has become a buzzword. however, few of those who deploy the term know much about its history, and perhaps… by talking humanities comments 0 analysis & comment june 20, 2019 a meeting of minds june 6, 2019 academic conferences and schools outreach: an integrated... june 4, 2019 access to justice project reveals new details of arbitration... may 28, 2019 a database of legal actions and artefacts devised in... training & research may 28, 2019 a database of legal actions and artefacts devised in... january 3, 2019 preparing for a first fieldwork trip can cause some... december 25, 2018 understanding subtitling, translation and adaptation events july 1, 2019 #potw: it takes two to tango. rethinking enlightenment and... june 25, 2019 calligraphy with a female voice: meet the guardian of an... june 24, 2019 #potw: writing women: reviving kana shodo (‘woman-hand’) publications july 16, 2019 lions and humans: navigating the history and our... july 11, 2019 john morris flindall on domestic economy: a long view june 17, 2019 master of the essay: a review of joseph addison’s... june 11, 2019 fostering creativity in brazil’s neighbourhoods projects may 28, 2019 a database of legal actions and artefacts devised in... march 12, 2019 ‘the legal cultures of the subsoil’: mapping the use of... february 12, 2019 at the crossroa

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