• Playing the Fool: The Subversive Literary Apologetics of John Bunyan and Blaise Pascal 

  Parry, D (Association Études Épistémè, 2019)

  John Bunyan and Blaise Pascal seem unlikely bedfellows – a fiercely Protestant English artisan with only vernacular literacy and a devoutly Catholic French polymath. Yet there are striking affinities between the two in ...

• Value and the Humanities: The Neoliberal University and Our Victorian Inheritance 

  Bulaitis, Z (Palgrave Macmillan, 2020)

  The book engages with crucial contemporary debates about the future for the humanities. It is highly significant given the widespread attention currently being directed towards this area both in terms of public debate and ...

• Measuring impact in the humanities: learning from accountability and economics in a contemporary history of cultural value 

  Bulaitis, Z (Palgrave Macmillan, 31 October 2017)

  This article addresses the future of research assessment within higher education in the UK from a humanities perspective. Recent changes to policy (such as The Browne Report 2010 and the 2014 REF) indicates that humanities ...

• ‘…a tiny part of that greater circum-terrestrial grid’: A Conversation with Mike McCormack 

  De Loughry, T; McCormack, M (Edinburgh University Press / International Association for the Study of Irish Literatures, 13 May 2019)

• Ernest Charles Jones (1819-69) - A Life of Adjacency 

  Rennie, S (Oxford University Press, 28 June 2019)

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