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...favourable treatment because of age, disability, gender, marriage and civil partnership, nationality, national or ethnic origin, parental or caring responsibilities, politics, pregnancy and maternity, race, religion or belief (including lack...
...of Sound; Susan Boynton, introduction to ‘Sound Matters’, Speculum, 91:4 (2016): pp. 998–1002. [29] Sarah Kay, ‘The Soundscape of Troubadour Lyric, or, How Human Is Song?’, in ‘Sound Matters’, Speculum,...
...‘correspondence’ in feminist art, art writing, and art history. Correspondence refers to a type of communication, historically gendered or feminised, that occurs when letters are exchanged; it is also the...
...of Cambridge Centre for Gender Studies, and Fellow at Corpus Christi College, Cambridge. She currently sits on the Advisory Council of the Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art,...
...and commercial messages in its drive to engineer consumption’.[49] This ‘formulaic structure’ of the magazine’s appeal to archetypal gender roles is exactly what Smith relies on to enable the reader’s...
...the senses, ‘emotionology’, gender and identity, and ‘materiality’ studies, to name but a few, have now entered the scene. It is still recognised that the sheer extent of the data...
...future of human deterioration and environmental collapse. How does Sono depict the post-apocalyptic future environment and beings of Star? Is he successful in addressing ecological matters of concern by way...
...liberal ideas in mainstream Russia. The building is in the centre next to the Kremlin, and when we came to install, all toilets were gender neutral. That’s a big pro-LGTBQ...
...in communities of religious women; and ideas of collective authorship that address gender and class.[3] Finally, consideration of the durational and performative dimensions of display in both medieval mortuary rolls...
