Photography as Critical Practice

Photography as Critical PracticeA collection that combines visual works with critical essays around the theme of everyday life to explore the concept of otherness and highlight photography as a form of critical practice. Put together in this way, the book images and text work in dialogue with one another to construct a new perspective on questions of otherness and alterity.

it explores the pervasive use of smartphones as an everyday reality for intimacy

A Very British Coup and Spooks

security and democracy in the South Caucasus

This is accompanied by feminist research on the poetry

Drawing on fieldwork in Colombia during the negotiation with the FARC

Provides a critical account of one of Europe's most celebrated examples of urban transformation

including live performances

to what extent does our understanding of how democracy manifests itself temper our conception of what it ought to be

Did men who had sex with each other in this period regard their behaviour as determining their identity

Strange matter: Medieval disruptions of time scrutinises a wide range of European and non-European texts and artworks to generate innovative perspectives on objects from the Middle Ages and the various ways they inform and complicate our perception of temporality

Karen Barbour explores a diversity of themes

to graduate students working in these fields