All Outputs (1673)

“Forward via a female past”: Pauline Boty and the historiographical promise of the woman pop artist (2008)
Book Chapter

This chapter considers the return to visibility, after nearly 30 years, of the work of Pauline Boty, British Pop Artist. It explores why not only the mainstream histories of Pop but also feminist art history, understood as
part of a historically loc... Read More about “Forward via a female past”: Pauline Boty and the historiographical promise of the woman pop artist.

Sex and the City and consumer culture: Remediating postfeminist drama (2008)
Book Chapter

Sex and the City became central to debates about postfeminist culture following its global impact at the centre of a culture of female fandom. Its success and influence is symptomatic of the cultural and economic forces shaping television in the digi... Read More about Sex and the City and consumer culture: Remediating postfeminist drama.

The Crash controversy: reviewing the press (2008)
Book Chapter

The film Crash (Cronenberg 1996) produced an unusually strong reaction from the press which precipitated an investigation of its suitability for distribution by the British Board of Film Classification as well as other political interventions. The re... Read More about The Crash controversy: reviewing the press.

Film neige: Noir + snow (2008)
Journal Article

A critical introduction to the role played by snow in film noir and neo-noir.

Reflections on some Lincolnshire major place-names, Part 1: Algarkirk to Melton Ross (2008)
Journal Article

'Digital Decay' (2008)
Journal Article

The fate of 35mm as an acquisition and exhibition medium is intimately connected with questions of future-proofing, archiving, preservation, and access, which are currently at the foreground of recent debates around screen heritage in the UK. In this... Read More about 'Digital Decay'.

A conversation on the efficacies of the game engine to address notions of sacred space: The digital songlines project and transgressions of sacredness (2008)
Book Chapter

A conference paper exploring issues arising from the experimental use of a videogame engine in an Aboriginal cultural heritage preservation project.

Vagniacis and Winfield: the survival of a British place-name in Kent (2008)
Book Chapter

Various artefacts for exhibition at The Broadway Modern, 10 The Green, Broadway, Worcestershire (2008)
Physical Artefact

A series of works using imagery from direct observation. Hand-cut paper templates are used as resist for layers of contrasting coloured slips. The surfaces are burnished and part-glazed. Resultant pieces rely on line and positive/negative space for t... Read More about Various artefacts for exhibition at The Broadway Modern, 10 The Green, Broadway, Worcestershire.

The significance of OE Burh in Anglo-Saxon England (2008)
Journal Article

2008: Centre for Fine Print Research: Reading aloud project (2008)
Digital Artefact

"Constantinus Redivivus", Wilhelm III. in der englischen Geschichtsschreibung seiner Zeit (2008)
Book Chapter

"At war with Canberra": Sir Ronald Cross and the British High Commission, 1941-42 (2008)
Journal Article

Lord Harlech in South Africa, 1941-1944 (2008)
Book Chapter

Lucy Faulkner and the 'ghastly grin': Reworking the title page illustration to Goblin Market (2008)
Journal Article

An article that recovers the work of the craftswoman Lucy Faulkner Orrinsmith. It demonstrates her role in the re-cutting of the title page illustration to Christina Rossetti’s poem ‘Goblin Market’ designed by D. G. Rossetti in 1862-5.

Reconstructing South African identity after 1994: Museums and public history (2008)
Book Chapter

Looking at South Africa’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s influence on symbolic reparation for the abuses of apartheid, Kate Flynn and Tony King found that, despite good will, nuseum directors flounder on the task of promoting “a cross-racial a... Read More about Reconstructing South African identity after 1994: Museums and public history.

Charles Wood's Theatre of War 1959 - 2008 (2008)
Thesis

"For no other offence but proximity": Stuff happens to the Queen (2008)
Book Chapter

The emergent trend of depicting sitting politicians and heads of state in mainstream British drama and film is considered through a reading of David Hare's play, Stuff Happens (2006), and Stephen Frear's film, The Queen (2006). These are seen as cont... Read More about "For no other offence but proximity": Stuff happens to the Queen.

Lexical Patterns: from Hornby to Hunston and beyond. The Hornby Lecture (2008)
Book Chapter

Correct identification of word meaning is a long-standing problem for lexicography, language teaching, linguistic theory, and computer processing of text. Traditional approaches typically proceed word by word, relying on evidence from introspection –... Read More about Lexical Patterns: from Hornby to Hunston and beyond. The Hornby Lecture.

The queer (spatial) economies of The Lavender Hill Mob (2008)
Journal Article

This essay provides a new reading of the popular Ealing comedy 'The Lavender Hill Mob' (Charles Crichton, 1951) by rethinking its relationship to wider cultural developments in Britain at the time of its release. The immediate post-war period was mar... Read More about The queer (spatial) economies of The Lavender Hill Mob.