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Type	Title	Description	People	Full details
	"Is Autism an extreme of the male brain?" A lecture by Simon Baron-Cohen	This is a Stockholm Psychiatry Lecture given by Professor Simon Baron-Cohen of Cambridge University, entitled "Is Autism an extreme of the male brain?". Prof. Baron-Cohen describes autistic spectrum conditions and gender differences, both...		view
	"Oh, you liar, you storyteller": On Fibbing, Fact and Fabulation	Oxford Centre for Life-Writing podcast of the first Weinrebe lecture in life-writing in which Professor Michèle Roberts offers a stimulating blend of moving personal accounts, and thought-provoking reflections on the theory of life-writing....		view
	"Pointed Roofs" by Dorothy Richardson	The full text of "Pointed Roofs" by Dorothy Richardson		view
	"Prolegomena etc." (Handout 2)	Exploring the title; and notes about the analytical and synthetical methods.	Peter Wyss	view
	"The Psychology of Learning and Behavior" - Online Course by The Saylor Foundation	This is a link to a course entitled "The Psychology of Learning and Behavior" by The Saylor Foundation The course introduces the principles of learning and behaviour by surveying relevant theoretical and empirical approaches within psychology....		view
	'Attar booklist	A short bibliography of translations of 'Attar's work in English.	Stephen Hirtenstein	view
	'Bitesize' German	A BBC course for GCSE students with Listening and Reading speaking and writing basic and higher levels of German including basic Grammar		view
	'Die Verwandlung' gap-fill exercise	A gap-fill exercise to practice adjective endings, using the opening passage of Franz Kafka's famous novella 'Die Verwandlung'. Suitable for advanced (A-level and above) learners of German. Answers are provided. This was devised by Dr.Katy Heady...		view
	'Iraqi: Sufi views of Love	A selection of important discussion about love, focusing on the Konya school that studied and carried on Ibn 'Arabi's teachings: extracts from Sadr al-din al-Qunawi (Ibn 'Arabi's stepson and heir), Sa'd al-din Farghani (Qunawi's student) and '...	Stephen Hirtenstein	view
		A French cartoon satirising the supposed duplicity of British interests in Africa, from 1898. (my photo)	Kate Watson	view
	'No one can serve two masters’:1 Female recusancy and rebellion during the Elizabethan period by Maria Neary	In its literal sense ‘recusant’ means a person who refuses to submit to an authority or to comply with a regulation. In its historical setting, it applies to those who maintained an attachment to the Roman Catholic Church and who...		view
	'Of the Original Contract': Outline (Handout 7)	An attempt to summarise the essay.		view
	'Shades Of Meaning': The Significance Of Hair Colour In Braddon's Lady Audley's Secret (1862) And Rossetti's Lady Lilith (1866–68, Altered 1872–73), Jessica Lenihan	In a culture obsessed with physiognomy, where the Victorian female body was a canvas of symbols to be read, the portrayal of hair – and particularly hair colour – was a powerful means of characterising women in both literature and art. The 'fair-...		view
	'The Dialectic of Pure Reason' (§45) (Handout 9)	Background information about constitutive/regulative principles, the first paralogism and antinomy as examples, and the idea/ideal distinction.	Peter Wyss	view
	'Who am I?' - Essay questions	Essay questions for the course 'Who am I?'	Andrea Lechler	view
	'Who am I?' - Resources	List of readings and other resources for the course 'Who am I?'	Andrea Lechler	view
	1. Introduction	Introduction to Vides Volume 6 - 2018.		view
	100 actividades educativas online sobre ortografia, acentuacion y puntuacion para primaria en Humano Digital.	100 educational online activites to work Spanish ortography,accentuation and punctuation. The activities are oriented for Spanish speaking students at school but some of them provide useful resources that may be used or adapted for ELE class.		view
	18th CENTURY LONDON - MAP	This link takes you to an intuitive GIS interface enabling researchers to map and visualize textual and artefactual data relating to seventeenth and eighteenth-century London against John Rocque’s 1746 map of London and the first accurate modern...		view
	19: Interdisciplinary Studies in the Long Nineteenth Century	Open-access peer-reviewed journal on nineteenth-century literature and culture.		view

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