Items where Subject is "General Arts and Humanities"
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  • General Arts and Humanities (76)
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  • Sustainable Development in International Law : Nature and Operation of an Evolutive Legal Norm. (2012) Virginie Barral
  • Digital Hubris, Digital Humility. (2014) Adam Crymble
  • Does your historical collection need a database-driven website? (2015) Adam Crymble
  • Guilt, Agency, Listening and 32-bit – a composer’s need to capture the sound of Covid. (2021) Robert Godman
  • As Thurston says? : On using quotations from famous mathematicians to make points about philosophy and education. (2020) Gila Hanna and Brendan Larvor
  • Children's Toys and Memories of Migration in Australian Museums. (2014) Eureka Henrich
  • Come back Marshall, all is forgiven? : Complexity, evolution, mathematics and Marshallian exceptionalism. (2013) G.M. Hodgson
  • Why 'scaffolding' is the wrong metaphor : the cognitive usefulness of mathematical representations. (2020) Brendan Larvor
  • Forgiveness: a work of love? (2017) John Lippitt
  • Double Erasure : Building the Dome, Rebuilding Britain. (2010) Daniel Marques Sampaio
  • Conjuring a Universe: James Wan, Creepy Dolls and Demon Nuns. (2021) Laura Mee
  • Dependent Companions. (2009) Tony Milligan
  • The Duplication of Love's Reasons. (2013) Tony Milligan
  • Exile from Perfection in Iris Murdoch's Philosophical Texts. (2010) Tony Milligan
  • False Emotions. (2008) Tony Milligan
  • Iris Murdoch's Mortal Asymmetry. (2007) Tony Milligan
  • Love in dark times : Iris Murdoch on openness and the void. (2014) Tony Milligan
  • Mortality and the Other. (2007) Tony Milligan
  • Property Rights and the Duty to Extend Human Life. (2011) Tony Milligan
  • Whimsical Desires. (2007) Tony Milligan
  • The Wrongness of Sex with Animals. (2011) Tony Milligan
  • Towards an Italian Marketing History. (2015) Jonathan Morris
  • The multiple geographies of Peterloo and its impact in Britain. (2019) Katrina Navickas
  • Reflecting on sustainable architecture and urbanism as 'an ecology of living'. (2017) Susan Parham
  • A ‘Real Time Image Conductor’ Or A Kind Of Cinema? : Towards Live Visual Effects. (2013) Peter Richardson
  • Incompatibility of the Digital Economy Act 2010 subscriber appeal process provisions with Article 6 of the ECHR. (2014) Felipe Romero Moreno
  • Learning a musical instrument can benefit a child with special educational needs. (2018) Dawn C. Rose, Alice Jones Bartoli and Pamela Heaton
  • An Act of War? : The Interview Affair, the Sony Hack, and the Hollywood-Washington Nexus Today. (2019) Tony Shaw and Tricia Jenkins
  • A Cold War curiosity?: The Soviet collection at the Darwin memorial museum, Down House, Kent. (2017) Patricia Simpson
  • Fashion, Textiles and the Origins of Industrial Revolution. (2016) John Styles
  • Governing fiduciary relationships or building up a governance model for trust in AI? : Review of healthcare as a socio-technical system. (2023) Mehmet Bilal Unver
  • The Planning (Scotland) Bill 2017: Can Local Place Plans Restore Community Confidence in the Scottish Planning System? (2019) William Walton
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  • Unlearing and Emergence. (2017) Simeon Lockhart Nelson
  • The Spirit of Gosport : Sea Change. (2007) Daniel Marques Sampaio and Lisa Cheung
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  • Le développement durable en droit international : Essai sur les incidences juridiques d’une norme évolutive Sustainable development in international lawEssay on the legal implications of an evolutive norm. (2015) Virginie Barral
  • Tales from Shakespeare : Creative Collisions. (2014) G. Holderness
  • A Blockchain for Nigeria - Exploring Blockchain Policy and Adoption in Nigeria. (2023) Chamundeeswari Kuppuswamy, Abdulsalam Ajetunmobi, Laura Lo Coco, Soodamani Ramalingam, Hock Chye Gan, Anna Lampard, Olusola Adegbite and Motolani Abolaji Adedeji
  • Beyond Animal Rights : Food, Pets and Ethics. (2010) Tony Milligan
  • Civil Disobedience : Protest, Justification and the Law. (2013) Tony Milligan
  • Introduction to Bilingualism. (2019) Christina Schelletter
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  • Water Harvesters of The Western Ghats. (2013)
  • Sex and the City : The Finales. (2018) Kim Akass
  • Adieu Carmela Soprano! : Lessons from the HBO Mobster Wife on TV Female Agency and Neo-liberal (Narrative) Power. (2017) Kim Akass and Janet McCabe
  • Transports et droit international de l'environnement: en quete d'une approche integree? Transport and international environmental law: Towards an integrated approach? (2019) Virginie Barral
  • National Sovereignty over Natural Resources, Environmental Challenges and Sustainable Development. (2016) Virginie Barral
  • Retour sur la fonction du développement durable en droit international : de l'outil herméneutique à l'obligation de s'efforcer d'atteindre le développement durable Revisiting the hermeneutical function of sustainable development in international law: from an hermeneutical tool to an obligation to strive for sustainable developmentfrom an hermeneutical tool to an obligation to strive for sustainable development. (2015) Virginie Barral
  • Principle 4 : Sustainable Development through Integration. (2015) Virginie Barral and Pierre-Marie Dupuy
  • 'The deadly hue of his face': The genesis of the vampiric gentleman and his deadly beauty; or, how Lord Ruthven became Edward Cullen. (2024) Kaja Franck
  • Faraday Waves. (2016) Robert Godman and Samantha Jury
  • Introduction : Gender and Power in Shrew-Taming Narratives. (2010) Graham Holderness
  • Text and Tragedy. (2007) G. Holderness
  • To Be Here - Installation : Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum, USA. (2016) Samantha Jury
  • ‘What price widowhood?’ : The faded stardom of Norma Shearer. (2016) Lies Lanckman
  • Naturalism. (2015) B. Larvor
  • Knowing Hands: Using tactile research methods in researching and writing the history of design. (2023) Grace Lees-Maffei
  • Forgiveness. (2014) John Lippitt
  • Forgiveness and the Rat Man : Kierkegaard, 'narrative unity' and 'wholeheartedness' revisited. (2015) John Lippitt
  • Phenomenal Experience and the Thesis of Revelation. (2019) Michelle Liu
  • Interview: Performativity, Repetition, Acting Out. (2002) Daniel Marques Sampaio
  • Emotion. (2017) Tony Milligan
  • Una via italiana al consumismo? An Italian road to consumerism? (2022) Jonathan Morris
  • Decolonizing the History of Coffee. (2022) Jonathan Morris and Peter D'Sena
  • We Consumers - Tastes, Rituals and Waves. (2017) Jonathan Morris
  • Who checks on the Fact Checkers : A comparative study of attitudes to fact checking in the UK and US. (2019) John Murphy
  • Anima Mundi. (2019) Simeon Nelson
  • All Our Ancestors. (2014) Simeon Nelson
  • Garden Cities - Why Not? (2016) Susan Parham and Keith Boyfield
  • Hertfordshire Guide to Growth : Five Years On. (2014) Susan Parham and James Hulme
  • Making Space for Food in Hatfield. (2016) Susan Parham and Ben McCabe
  • Molly Makes A Dress. (2016) Peter Richardson
  • The Digital Economy Act (DEA) 2010; subscriber monitoring and the right to privacy under Article 8 of the ECHR. (2014) Felipe Romero Moreno
  • Asian Textiles and European Fashion, 1400-1800 Asian Textiles and European Fashion, 1400-1800. (2014) John Styles
  • Enlightened Princesses between Germany and Britain. (2017) John Styles
  • Fashion and Innovation in Early Modern Europe. (2017) John Styles
  • Objects of Emotion : The London Foundling Hospital Tokens, 1741-1760. (2015) John Styles
  • “Building Better Worlds”: The Rise of Alien’s Online Marketing Campaigns. (2023) Kim Walden