• Realising Palestine: Israel’s Popular Photographic Cultures in the post-1967 War Period 

  Pasternak, Gil (Conference / Presentation / Working Paper)

  In this paper I looked into the emergence of photographic cultures in Israel of the post-1967 War period. In doing so I focused on the participation of photographs that Jewish-Israelis captured within the West Bank in ...
• Dominant Participants and Active Producers: Popular Photographic Cultures in Photography Studies 

  Pasternak, Gil (Conference / Presentation / Working Paper)

  In the second decade of the twenty-first century, and for the first time in history, virtually all disciplines within the arts, humanities and social sciences have their own photography scholars. Historiographical at its ...
• Pictorial Historians: Making Photographs into Memories, Stories and Narratives (1880s-1930s) 

  Pasternak, Gil (Presentation)

  This talk was invited in anticipation of the opening of the exhibition "The Henkin Brothers: A Discovery: People of 1920s-30s Berlin and Leningrad." Delivered to curators, practitioners, students, academics and members of ...
• A Place for Ingenuity: re-imagining the life of James Watt in a esquence of poems 

  Bell, Kathleen (Article)

  This short essay gives an account of my current work writing a long sequence of poems centred on the life and times of the engineer, scientist and businessman James Watt. Material from Birmingham’s extensive Boulton & ...
• The Rugby World in the Professional Era 

  Tony Collins & John Nauright (editors) ; Collins, Tony ; Nauright, John (Book)

  An edited book in which the authors look at the history and culture of rugby union around the world since 1995, the year the sport turned professional.
• The Oval World: a global history of rugby 

  Collins, Tony (Book)

  The first academic global history of the origins and development of rugby football
• History and Sport Studies: some methodological reflections on undergraduate teaching 

  Polley, Martin (Book chapter)

  A critical personal overview of the processes involved in teaching history on sports studies courses.
• Knitting and the Olympic Games: clothing, competition, culture and commerce 

  Polley, Martin (Article)

  A critical survey of some of the ways in which knitting has inter-acted with the Olympic Games and its predecessors.
• Mick McManus 

  Polley, Martin (Book chapter)

  A biography of the British wrestler Mick McManus (1921-2013) for the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography.
• Inspire a Publication: books, journals and the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games 

  Polley, Martin (Book chapter)

  A critical survey of the Olympic and Paralympic literature that was inspired by the 2012 Games in London.
• Enrichment 

  Hall, Alison (Book chapter)
• Lexical pragmatics, explicature and ad hoc concepts 

  Hall, Alison (Book chapter)
• Josh Ellenbogen, Reasoned and Unreasoned Images: The Photography of Bertillon, Galton, and Marey 

  Wilder, Kelley (Other)
• Cuerpos patológicos. Fotografía y medicina en el siglo XIX 

  Pichel, Beatriz (Article)

  This article examines different approaches to nineteenth-century medical photography. It argues that we should go beyond the visual analysis to examine the material conditions in which photographs were taken and reproduced. ...
• Sport, Gender and Sexuality at the 1908 London Olympic Games 

  Polley, Martin (Book chapter)

  A critical survey of issues relating to gender and sexuality at the 1908 London Olympic Games.
• Learning Disability Sport, Volunteers and Legacy: The Case of Special Olympics Great Britain National Games 2009’ 

  Carter, Neil ; Williams, John (Book chapter)
• Pragmatics versus semantics 

  Hall, Alison (Other)
• La Sainte Ligue et les origins de la Réforme catholique en France, à partir de l’exemple de Nantes 

  Tingle, Elizabeth (Book chapter)
• Deus in Machina: The Modern Mythopoesis of Colossus: The Forbin Project 

  Scott, J. K. L. (Article)

  Based on an examination of the film Colossus: The Forbin Project, this study considers myth, cinema, and Science Fictions as three manifestations of a single human drive, namely the desire to interpret and understand our ...
• Re-Reading Shakespeare’s Richard III: Tragic Hero and Villain? 

  Keenan, Siobhan (Article)

  The discovery of the body of the historical Richard III under a Leicester car park in 2012 sparked fresh interest in one of England’s most controversial kings. Accused of murdering his nephews—the Princes in the Tower—Richard’s ...

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