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Turning to literature On Being Ill

Turning to literature On Being Ill

Dr Andrew Palmer turns to the novelist Virginia Woolf (1882-1941) for some thoughts on how illness can transform our perceptions.

27 Apr, 202015 Jun, 2021 Arts and Humanities, Literature, Research
Harry Potter 20 years on

Harry Potter 20 years on

It’s been 20 years since Harry Potter first landed on our bookshelves. Emily Guille-Marrett, Writing for Children Visiting Lecturer explores why the books have been so successful. 

03 Jul, 201716 Jun, 2021 Literature, Research
John Berger: What’s in an obituary?

John Berger: What’s in an obituary?

Richard Turney, Lecturer in the School of Humanities, looks at the legacy of Booker Prize winner John Berger.

11 Jan, 201715 Jun, 2021 Literature, Research

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