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How does trauma influence identity and engagement with extremism?
Health, Sports & Psychology

How does trauma influence identity and engagement with extremism?

...history of abuse, bullying, low self-esteem, loneliness, some mental health difficulties etc. There are also pull factors, that attract people to specific groups such as gaining a sense of belonging and acceptance, friendship, excitement, the potential for romantic relationships, a sense of purpose, a belief that they are fighting injustices and a strong sense of...
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‘Literary Caregiving’: The War Library and Endell Street Military Hospital Library
History & The Arts

‘Literary Caregiving’: The War Library and Endell Street Military Hospital Library

...History, and it provided the context for my approach to Endell Street Military Hospital. [Deeds not Words banner] 'Deeds not words' banner. The women lived by the WSPU's motto and hoped that their good deeds at the hospital would prove women's equality. Endell Street's library was run by two prominent members of the Women Writers’ Suffrage League, which had been founded...
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Section 3: Red Clydeside: Key Issues and Key Events
Society, Politics & Law

Section 3: Red Clydeside: Key Issues and Key Events

...history is fraught with difficulties: where to begin, where to conclude, and then there are continuities as well as changes throughout the period in question. The ongoing debate around Red Clydeside is no exception to this. While many associate it with the start of the First World War, it is already apparent that its antecedents were laid down during the nineteenth...
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Hitching a ride on an asteroid to travel back to the birth of the Solar System
Science, Maths & Technology

Hitching a ride on an asteroid to travel back to the birth of the Solar System

...history? Could you tell if it was a piece of a much larger geological structure, or whether instead, it was a rare type of rock in the area where it was collected? This is the challenge scientists face with meteorites. If we’re lucky, we can see meteorites arriving as bright fireballs in the sky and can use their speed and direction to calculate their original orbit...
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Why do we keep running?
Health, Sports & Psychology

Why do we keep running?

...history, we know that jogging as a “palliative to sedentariness” first took off in the 1960s. Since then it has become a huge business with the athletic shoe industry alone worth tens of billions of dollars. Before the jogging revolution, though, it was a distinctly niche activity. The few people that did it had probably been to one of the more affluent schools. A...
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Why isn't Doctor Who a vegan?
History & The Arts

Why isn't Doctor Who a vegan?

...history. Except the delicious ones, it seems. Kate Stewart and Matthew Cole wonder why...[Peter Capaldi, the current Doctor Who] Peter Capaldi plays the current Doctor, although as a time traveller all the actors are arguably the current Doctor Since the Doctor Who series was rebooted in 2005 the television show has consistently presented the Doctor as a moral leader, a...
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The Extraordinary Rosa Parks
History & The Arts

The Extraordinary Rosa Parks

...history was changed forever...This bus was built in 1948 by General Motors. It's famous not for where it went, or the route it ran, but for what happened upon it. [The bus on which Rosa Park refused to move to the back, starting the Montgomery Bus Boycott] On 1 December 1955, Rosa Parks was returning from work when she boarded the bus. America was a nation in which racial...
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Raymond Williams and Leonardo Sciascia: Intellectuals At the Margins
Society, Politics & Law

Raymond Williams and Leonardo Sciascia: Intellectuals At the Margins

...history was published in 1958, the same year that his essay ‘Culture is Ordinary’ appeared. His argument that culture involved the ‘everyday’, that it was ‘lived’ and was increasingly significant within the expanding spheres of film, television and advertising, was advanced a couple of years later in The Long Revolution, which maintained that these cultural...
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