MPhil Dissertations: Recent submissions
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Can a narrative approach to Paul’s epistles help to enrich scriptural engagement in contemporary ecclesial settings?
(University of Exeter Theology, 7 July 2015)This thesis explores the inter-relationship between a narrative trajectory in Pauline studies, and an ecclesiological hermeneutical reading of Paul encompassing the writings of Stanley Hauerwas and the contemporary Methodist ... -
Karolos Koun, the Hellenic Art Theatre and the practice via Stanislavsky’s influence: a research towards a contemporary interpretation of ancient Hellenic drama.
(University of Exeter Drama Department, 22 June 2015)The objective of this MPhil in Performance Practice Research was to investigate Karolos Koun and the Hellenic Art Theatre via Stanislavsky’s work and influence, in order to reveal potential relationships through practice-based ... -
Peacemaking in Medieval León and Castile, c. 1100-1230
(University of Exeter Modern Languages, 10 July 2014)In early mediaeval Christian Iberia, domestic peace was necessary in order to provide a concerted military effort against Islamic al-Andalus during the Reconquest. This was the case both before and after the partition of ... -
Wealth, Religion, and Early Greek Rulers from the Eighth to Early Fifth Centuries
(University of Exeter Classics and Ancient History, 10 April 2015)The extreme wealth of early Greek rulers, their lavish building programmes, and their enthusiasm for athletic competition have often been considered inseparable from accounts of their ‘tyranny’, self-seeking behaviour, ... -
Xenotoca eiseni (Cyprinodontiformes, Goodeidae) as a Potential New Model for Studies on Maternal Transfer of Environmental Contaminants
(University of Exeter Biosciences, 29 June 2015)This thesis studies aspects of the reproductive physiology and embryogenesis in the viviparous fish Xenotoca eiseni with a view to increasing the knowledge on its basic biology and development of the species as a model for ...