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Tag: University of Glasgow

Glasgow Science Festival: Psychology and Philosophy of Colour

Do colours exist in the world, or are they only produced by the mind? When we got asked this question … More

Dr David Simmons, Glasgow Science Festival, glasgow university, isabelle ribe, Professor Fiona Macpherson, psychology, Psychology and Philosophy of Colour, Science and Technology, University of Glasgow

Won’t Someone Please Think of the Children? A Case for Voluntary Female Sterilization

They say motherhood is one of the most rewarding things a woman can do with her life – that having … More

female sterilisation, human rights, jo reid, University of Glasgow

Imagine A World Without Fantasy

We are living in a world in which we are constantly being reminded of the dangers that surround us. According … More

fantasy, Kirsty Campbell, University of Glasgow

Social Media Journalism: The Great Leveller?

On 17th September 2011 people gathered in Zuccotti Park near New York City Financial District led by the Canadian anti-consumerist … More

Arab Spring, Black Lives Matter, occupy, social media, social media journalism, tara fitzpatrick, University of Glasgow

In Defence of Satire: Why Making Fun of Those In Power Is Good For Democracy

I’m writing in defence of satire, and no, this isn’t a satirical piece about satire because that is too meta. … More

louise wylie, satire, University of Glasgow

The Invisible Problem: Glasgow’s Air Pollution Problem

Have you ever noticed an inconspicuous green box in Glasgow’s city centre with the label ‘Air Quality Monitoring Station’ only … More

air pollution, glasgow, Kirsty Campbell, University of Glasgow

qmunicreate #01: Freedom

Welcome to qmunicreate, qmunicate’s brand new section dedicated to all things poetry and prose! For each edition we’ll be posting … More

Clare Patterson, freedom, freedom: a journey in three parts, Helen Victoria Murray, i dream, jenna burns, Kirsty Campbell, luke mcwilliams, qmunicreate, qmunicreate #01, sea, the stripling, to clip a songbird's wings, University of Glasgow

Freedom: A Journey in Three Parts

Sweaty palms. Heart beating- not racing, not quite, but still an unsteady quickening thump, thump, thump. “You like that? Wow. … More

freedom: a journey in three parts, jenna burns, University of Glasgow

To Clip a Songbird’s Wings

I’m waiting again. That’s all I do these days. Waiting. It’s the only thing I can do. Every day I … More

luke mcwilliams, to clip a songbird's wings, University of Glasgow

Sea

We wake early for the drive towards the sea Pack everything into our small car until it’s full to burst … More

Clare Patterson, the sea, University of Glasgow

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