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History & The Arts
Christmas at war: 1918 - At peace, but not at home
The war may have ended in November, but some men who had been captured were still facing a Christmas in the prison camps.
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History & The Arts
Under the covers: The emerging critical sleep studies
Jennifer J* Moos responds to Michael Greaney's thoughts on how the science of sleep is portrayed in modern literature.
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Education & Development
Interdisciplinarity: A collection
Bringing together the best of interdisciplinary resources from across OpenLearn – could an "Open" qualification be right for you?
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History & The Arts
Christmas at war: 1917 - Brotherhood and bombs don't mix
In a weary editorial, the Daily Mirror frets that humanity's capacity for creating destruction might have wiped out all sense of fraternity - unless this really is the war to end all wars
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History & The Arts
Christmas at war: 1916 - Festivities at the front
Percival Philips scours France for good cheer - but it's hard to ignore the plight of those bombed out of their homes.
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History & The Arts
Christmas at war: 1914 - Gifts for injured soldiers
Small kindnesses for troops recovering from their injuries in Manchester - and a surfeit of pudding.
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History & The Arts
Thirty-seven winters of discontent
Since the original 1978/79 Winter Of Discontent, any setback at any time between late summer and Easter has been garlanded with the same grim title.
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Money & Business
Collective Creativity
Can the boundaries of the 'creative class' be broken down? Should they? How do creative people contribute to society and the economy?
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Money & Business
Film: Creative or Cultural?
How does the UK view the importance of the creative and cultural impact of the creative industries, and which is more important?
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Science, Maths & Technology
Finding creativity in orbit?
Has space tourist Trevor Beattie got it wrong by suggesting that it's time to send creative people to space?
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Money & Business
Porter’s Value Chain and the Business of Film
What is Porter's value chain? How can it assist in the analysis of film production and distribution?
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History & The Arts
The values of Bond: What 007 tells us about changing attitudes to sexual harassment
James Bond's workplace relationships reflect changing attitudes over six decades, says Moncia Germana.