College of Humanities
The College of Humanities is rated among the top 100 universities for the study of arts and humanities in the world, and is one of the UK’s leading centres for research and teaching across our diverse range of subjects, reflecting all aspects of human experience, culture and creativity through disciplinary and interdisciplinary approaches. For more information, please visit http://humanities.exeter.ac.uk
Recent Submissions
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Language, Morality and Wordplay in Thirteenth-Century Anglo-French: The Poetry of Walter de Bibbesworth
(Boydell and Brewer, 31 August 2019)Walter de Bibbesworth is known primarily for his Tretiz, a rhyming vocabulary of French written at some point between the years 1230 and 1270. According to a prologue transmitted in some manuscripts, the text was written ... -
Book review: Dunja Fehimović and Rebecca Ogden (eds.), Branding Latin America: Strategies, Aims, Resistance (Lanham, MD, and London: Lexington, 2018)
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‘La herida de un hombre no es una novedad’: gender, violence and performance in Azul y no tan rosa
(Intellect / European Communication Research and Education Association, 2021)Azul y no tan rosa (2012) was the first Venezuelan film to win the Goya for Best Spanish Language Foreign Film. It was also the first Venezuelan film to feature a kiss between two men, as well as an openly transsexual ... -
Measuring the impact of parchment production on skin collagen stable isotope (δ13C and δ15N) values
(Taylor & Francis, 10 January 2021)Parchment is one of the most abundant resources in archives across the world and is a unique time-sensitive material through which centuries of livestock economies, trade and craft can be explored. We examine the impact ... -
Chemsex Cultures: Subcultural Reproduction and Queer Survival
(SAGE Publications, 11 January 2021)“Chemsex” emerged in the 21st-century as the gay and bisexual male practice of taking drugs during sexual encounters as a way to module pleasure, promote endurance, and increase the temporality of sex. Yet, while the term ...