Features.
800-1,000 word articles on a vast range of topics, from academic mini-essays to commentaries on current affairs and the news.
On Remembrance Day - the Political Uses of Invoking Britain’s Wartime Past
Looking at the significance of Britain’s Wartime past in constructing political narratives.
By Harriet Coombs.
The Moynihan Report: Revisiting the perception of Civil Rights progress in 1960s America
Analysing the report that outlined how achieving racial equality requires more than changing legislation due to the systemic racism ingrained structurally, politically and financially in the United States.
By Asha Ambasna.
Young Historians Project: African Women and the British Health Service
Looking into the work of the Young Historian’s Project and their current focus on African women and the British Health Service.
By Natasha Hollins.
Gervase Rosser’s ‘The Art of Solidarity in the Middle Ages: Guilds in England 1250-1550’
A critical review of the one of the works of Gervase Rosser.
By Cerys Croxen-John
Could Early Modern English Witch-hunting be described as one aspect of the 'Battle of the Sexes'?
Understanding Early Modern Witch-hunting through the lens of the ‘Battle of the Sexes’.
By Natasha Hollins.
How effective has the use of machine technology been as a method for understanding human sexuality?
Using Alfred Kinsey’s work to understand the impact of machine technology on the study of human sexuality.
By Natasha Brake.
