Examining his works within the social, political, and literary developments of his time, this volume demonstrates Gibbon's continuing relevance both in Scotland and internationally.

This chapter presents key findings of Creativeworks London (CWL), focused on the role of creative hubs. The chapter explores the diversity of creative hubs in London as well as identifying the key questions they pose for ...

This article examines some important historical, literary, and theoretical questions that are posed by the idea of “writing a life” in the early years of the twentieth century. Its focus is primarily on the constitutive ...

This chapter presents some of the key research findings of Creativeworks London (CWL), focused on the nature and the role of Creative Hubs. CWL was a Knowledge Exchange Hub for the Creative Economy, funded by the UK's Arts ...

This report highlights the key policy implications of the AHRC-funded research and knowledge exchange project, 'Creative Hubs and Urban Development Goals: (UK/Brazil)' for the funding and design of creative hubs in the ...

Bloomsbury's deconstruction of standard domestic routine, as explored by Morag Shiach, was meant to support a way of life in which creativity was paramount. The home was reimagined as a place to fidn a room of one's own ...

Aldous Huxley’s Modernity Morag Shiach In an essay published in 1923, Aldous Huxley suggested that ‘of all the various poisons which modern civilization, by a process of auto- intoxication, brews quietly up within its own ...

This chapter will address key research questions related to the mutual implication of labour and identity in contemporary Europe, including the construction of social identities in and through forms of labour; the impacts ...