Search results for: associate chaplain urzula glienecke
Is there gratitude?
https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/neilmulholland/2024/10/11/is-there-gratitude/
A cluttered zone filled with various items scattered across the floor A person holding a book against a wall to educate and inspire others Six uniquely coloured items with which one may conduct an initial assessment Pouring water on smooth stone close to where other people eat Two persons out in their community asking – […]
Mellon Foundation Postdoctoral Research Fellowships in History at the Centre for History and Economics
Mellon Foundation Postdoctoral Research Fellowships in History at the Centre for History and Economics Applications are invited for two 3-year Postdoctoral Research Fellowships in history, starting on 1 October 2011 or as soon as possible thereafter. The posts are in connection with the research programme on Exchanges of Economic, Legal and Political Ideas, supported by […]
Monastery and Book of Deer
https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/edinburghlegalhistoryblog/2017/06/23/monastery-and-book-of-deer/
Scottish legal historians who have an interest in the Middle Ages are all familiar with the importance of the Book of Deer. The Book of Deer is an illuminated manuscript of the Gospels (though not in their entirety, now held in Cambridge University Library. It had once belonged to the great collector, Bishop Moore, who […]
Morris Cohen Student Essay Competition in Legal History
The Legal History and Rare Books (LH&RB) Section of the American Association of Law Libraries (AALL), in cooperation with The Lawbook Exchange, Ltd., announces the Fourteenth Annual Morris L. Cohen Student Essay Competition. The competition is named in honor of Morris L. Cohen, late Professor Emeritus of Law at Yale Law School.The competition is designed […]
‘Poetry, Creativity, and Deprofessionalisation’: Amit Chaudhuri in Conversation
5.00-6.00pm, Friday 6 October, 2023, 50 George Square, Lecture Theatre G.03. Followed by Reception from 7.00pm (sponsored by NYRB) – A James Tait Black Prize Visiting Writer Event A conversation with Amit Chaudhuri, winner of the 2022 James Tait Black Prize in Biography for Finding the Raga: An Improvisation on Indian Music (NYRB/Faber), celebrating the […]
Collections List
https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/digitalislameurope/research-findings/archiving/collections/
This archive is part of the Digital Islam Across Europe project’s collection. One of the DigitIslam project outputs focuses on website data and collection analysis. The objective is to identify, catalogue and analyse Muslim organisations’ and actors’ websites (Online Islamic Environments or OIEs) from these different countries 1. The collections are either organised according to […]
Nina Six, 'The Little World of Stella Benson',
https://blogs.ed.ac.uk/intermediality/2025/07/10/nina-six-the-little-world-of-stella-benson/
Nina Six, ‘The Little World of Stella Benson’, Wednesday, September 25, 5:30 – 7pm. Please come along to discover this fascinating dialog between the legacy of Stella Benson and the art of Nina Six, which is also a dialog between media, between women, and between cultures. Nina Six on her project: I am currently working […]
Researching with producer organisations for sustainable and equitable forest landscapes
Concern for forests, forest peoples and agriculture Forests and agriculture play pivotal roles in the fight to mitigate and adapt to the global climate crisis. Consequently, research investigating the interfaces between forest and agricultural areas (often referred to as mosaic landscapes), and supporting the smallholder farmers to whom these landscapes are both home and the […]
How the social and behavioural sciences can help us beat the pandemic, writes Gowri Iyer and Nanda Kishore Kannuri
The social and behavioural sciences (SBS) in public health have had an essential but relatively unacknowledged role since the beginning of the field in the early 19th century. Over the last few decades, there has been a slow and gradual paradigm shift in the field globally with growing acknowledgement of the need for SBS research […]
Moving during lockdown: A health investment for now and the future
During this lockdown we are staying at home more than we are used to—spending most of our days sitting and lying down, maybe moving from the living room to the bathroom, then perhaps to the kitchen, and then back to the living room! As PhD students, we are trying to work on our projects, and this requires […]
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