MbyRes Dissertations
Recent Submissions
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On Gillian Rose’s critical project, and how it can be read constructively in conjunction with Michel Foucault’s method of genealogical problematisation
(University of Exeter Theology and Religion, 23 March 2020)In this thesis I will argue that the critical project of Gillian Rose can be read constructively in conjunction with Michel Foucault’s method of genealogical problematisation. Commentators have tended to present Rose’s ... -
Ecological implications of motorboat noise on coral reef fish communities
(University of Exeter Biological Sciences, 16 March 2020)Anthropogenic noise is recognised as a major pollutant of international concern. Motorised vessels are the dominant source of anthropogenic noise in the marine environment. Small motorboats are widespread among coastal ... -
A Crisis in Democracy? Brexit and the 2017 General Election in an age of PostTruth
(University of Exeter College of Social Sciences and International Studies, 10 February 2020)A Crisis in Democracy? Brexit and the 2017 General Election in an age of PostTruth The newspaper media of the United Kingdom has, in the past, been seen to have been an influential source in guiding and reflecting the views ... -
Human-wildlife coexistence at Gola Rainforest National Park, Sierra Leone
(University of Exeter College of Life and Environmental Sciences, 16 March 2020)In light of global human population growth and increased spatial overlap between human and wildlife populations, effective conservation must increasingly incorporate the patterns of and threats to human-wildlife coexistence. ... -
Identifying the drivers and distributions of cyanobacteria abundances in a hypereutrophic drinking water reservoir
(University of Exeter Geography, 19 August 2019)Cyanobacteria are increasingly appearing as nuisance blooms in freshwater bodies worldwide, causing problems for drinking water treatment, recreation and ecology. These blooms are often the result of accelerating eutrophication ...