A series of “unpolished papers” begins Wednesday 11th
November. These sessions, organised by Gareth Millington, allow staff, visiting
staff and postgrad students the opportunity to present research ideas,
unfinished or unpolished papers to a friendly and encouraging audience. Open
minds and constructive criticism have been essential in making this termly
series a success. Since the series started in 2013, at least three unpolished
papers have gone on to be published in
leading journals.
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| Gareth Millington, Unpolished Papers Series Convenor |
Our first paper this term (11/11) is ‘Showing Pain, Violence
and Death: Reflections on the use of graphic content in academic presentations’
by Holly Steel and Anaïs Duong-Pedica.
On 18/11 visiting scholar Ryan Du Toit
will give a paper titled ‘Reproductive justice? A critical examination of
pre-termination of pregnancy consultations in the public health sector in South
Africa and in Great Britain’ .
Finally on 25/11 Matt Spokes and Paul Chappell
will present a paper titled ‘Dealing with dirty data: five years in beers’. All
talks are in w/243 and start at 3pm.
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