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My Body, Many Images - Louder Than Words Podcast

My Body, Many Images - Louder Than Words Podcast

What is the impact of our perception of our own body? How does it impact our wellbeing? How does our understanding of our body differ across cultures and change over time? Psychology researcher Dr Helge Gilmeister and art historian Dr Matt Lodder join Professor Jules Pretty.

Dr Matt Lodder, Dr Helge Gilmeister, Professor Jules Pretty

27 January 2022

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Why Squid Game is actually a critique of meritocracy

Dr Matt Bennett explains why Netflix's latest hit Squid Game is a "caricatured version of the inequalities that have emerged in competitive society."

Dr Matt Bennett

27 October 2021

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Affordable housing is a myth that worsens the housing crisis - but there is a fix

Affordable housing is a myth that worsens the housing crisis - but there is a fix

Research student Rachel Joy Bosler explains why the Government's plan to ease the affordable housing crisis simply by building more houses won't work and gives her advice on what will.

Rachel Joy Bosler

06 October 2021

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Creating an exhibition during a pandemic

Creating an exhibition during a pandemic

MA Curating student John Reed writes about the challenges of curating an exhibition during the Covid-19 pandemic.

John Reed

16 June 2021

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How to visit an art gallery and make the most of it

How to visit an art gallery and make the most of it

Art history PhD student Solange Gulizzi explains how to make the most of your visit to an art gallery now they've reopened

Solange Gulizzi

28 May 2021

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What the European Super League fiasco taught us about ''fair competition

What the European Super League fiasco taught us about ''fair competition

Dr Sean Irving draws on his experiences as a researcher on competition and competitiveness to explain why the European Super League plan failed.

Dr Sean Irving

26 April 2021

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Care homes: evidence emerging of inappropriate use of ‘do not attempt CPR’ orders during pandemic

Care homes: evidence emerging of inappropriate use of ‘do not attempt CPR’ orders during pandemic

Dr Margot Kuylen and Professor Wayne Martin, from the School of Philosophy and Art History at the University of Essex, reflect on the findings of a Care Quality Commission report on the use of 'do not attempt CPR' orders within care homes during the pandemic.

Dr Margot Kuylen, Professor Wayne Martin

07 April 2021

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Why study philosophy at Essex?

Why study philosophy at Essex?

At Essex, philosophy is so much more than just the history of ideas.

Callum Marshall

05 March 2021

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Principle O: An engagement challenge for care policy research

Principle O: An engagement challenge for care policy research

Using philosophy to understand the complexities of care

Professor Wayne Martin

24 October 2019

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