• THE ANDROID HEART 

  Richardson, Martin (Book)

  When technological development surpasses its original intention, making the original definition redundant, the need to adapt, or transcend, definition is an imperative. For example, “hologram” is defined in many dictionaries ...

• The New Oxford Shakespeare: Critical Reference Edition (Vol. 2) 

  Egan, Gabriel; Taylor, Gary; Jowett, John; Bourus, Terri (Book)

• Migrating with Colonial and Post-Colonial Memories: Dynamics of Racial Interactions within Zimbabwe’s Minority Communities in Britain 

  Zembe, Christopher Roy (Article)

  Upon attaining independence on 18 April 1980, the Zimbabwean government was faced with the challenge of eradicating prejudices, which had been constructed during the colonial era. Whilst it is correct to accept that colonial ...

• Smart Futures, Challenges of Urbanisation, and Social Sustainability 

  Dastbaz, M.; Naude, Wim; Manoochehri, Jamileh (Book)

  This book tackles the challenges posed by accelerating urbanization, and demystifies Social Sustainability, the least understood of all the different areas of sustainable development. The volume’s twin focus on these ...

• Eyes in the Skin I Live In: The Incorporation of Surveillance in Mediatized Culture 

  Lee, Yeseung (Article)

  Increasing biotechnological interventions to the human body challenge long- established Western binaries, opening up a political struggle over the boundaries they cut through. While this incorporated technology enhances ...

• Embedding sustainability in design education: the case of design project on systemic changes for sustainable businesses based on upcycling 

  Sung, Kyungeun; Yoon, Jungkyoon (Book chapter)

  Sustainable design education has become a prevalent practice in design education. Ramirez’s (2007) worldwide survey shows that the majority of the programmes have either compulsory or optional modules on sustainable design. ...

• Boxing, Race, and British Identity, 1945-1962 

  Taylor, Matthew; Johnes, Martin (Article)

• The Marquis of Anglesey: Working and Social Relationships on a Dorset Estate, c. 1812-1844 

  Beardmore, Carol A. (Article)

  The Marquis of Anglesey on his Dorset estate was an absentee landlord who maintained close relationships with his estate through extensive correspondence with his land agent William Castleman. The surviving letters are a ...

• Doctoring the Country House: Edward Wrench and Chatsworth 

  Beardmore, Carol A. (Article)

  This article explores the role of Edward Wrench in doctoring Chatsworth House. He purchased the practice in Baslow in 1862 and from the beginning sought to become the doctor of choice for the Devonshire family when in ...

• Please Do Touch 

  Doughty, Sally; Kendall, Lisa; Krische, Rachel (Other)

  Collaborating on a research project entitled 'Body of Knowledge', dance artists and academics Sally Doughty, Lisa Kendall and Rachel Krische explore how the dancer’s body can be considered as a living, corporeal archive. ...

• Slapstick and Comic Performance 

  Peacock, Louise (Book)

• Battles, Blows and Blood: pleasure and terror in the performance of clown violence 

  Peacock, Louise (Article)

  This article will explore the performative structures of comic violence enacted by, and on, clown bodies, drawing on filmic examples such as Chaplin’s The Kid (1920) and The Circus (1928), Fellini’s The Clowns (1970) and ...

• Midland History 

  Tingle, Elizabeth (Other)

  The volume is a special edition of the Journal Midland History, edited by Elizabeth Tingle

• Karail: a social assemblage in Dhaka’s center 

  Mejias Villatoro, Paco; Shafique, Tanzil (Book chapter)

  Placed in the center of the Dhaka’s urban agglomeration, the informal settlement of Karail represents one interesting case that we could analyse as an assemblage, a complex mix of different actors, architectures and ...

• Conway urban watershed framework plan: a reconciliation landscape for Little Creek-Palarm Creek sub-watershed 

  Mejias Villatoro, Paco (Book)

  More than half of America's waterbodies are unsafe for swimming, fishing, and as sources of drinking. Why? Because of unsustainable city building and poor farming practice. Beyond water quality problems, dysfunctional ...

• The Socio-pol-ethical Confluence of the Architect: the Idiot, the Activist, and the Dreamer 

  Mejias Villatoro, Paco; Shafique, Tanzil (Article)

  The political indetermination of architecture that seems to be normative today is perhaps related to our incapacity to differentiate clearly the diverse aspects that converge in architectural thinking. The architect’s ...

• Houses for aging socially. Developing third place ecologies. 

  Mejias Villatoro, Paco (Book)

  Third Place Ecologies addresses the most familiar site for aging in place: the single-family home in a low-density environment. Yet, elite real estate products have institutionalized our collective visions of aging-the ...

• Lesley Millar and Alice Kettle, eds, The Erotic Cloth: Seduction and Fetishism in Textiles 

  Horton, Joanne (Article)

• Connect: Katowice - London 

  Roberts, Alex; Smirnova, Oxana; Lewandowski, Roman; Mendrek, Pawel; Franclemont, Kelise; Housed Collective; Connect: Katowice - London Artists Collective (Other)

  Arts Council England & British Council funded, British-Polish exchange, collaboration and displays.

• Book Review: Les Bains de Cefalà (Xe–XIXe siècle): Pratiques thermales d’origine islamique dans la Sicile médiévale/I bagni di Cefalà (secoli X–XIX) : Pratiche termali d’origine Islamica nella Sicilia medievale 

  Polimeni, Beniamino (Other)

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