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S'écrire pour mieux mourir. Les Souvenirs de l’hermaphrodite Herculine Barbines" in Sexes, genres, sexualités. Que disent les manuscrits?
(Book chapter)Les questions de genre, de sexes et de sexualités, envisagés dans leur pluralité, constituent un domaine majeur de l'expérience humaine et un vaste champ de recherche qui concerne toutes les pratiques, tant sociales que ... -
S. Pink, Advances in Visual Methodology
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Sacred interiors 1997-2003
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Sacred landscapes, spiritual travel: embodied holiness and long distance pilgrimage in the counter reformation
(Article)Long regarded as a medieval tradition which declined into insignificance after Luther, pilgrimage expanded considerably from the mid-sixteenth century, until well after 1750. This essay examines long-distance journeys to ... -
Sacred space of the diaspora as exhibition space embodying spiritual heritage, culture, values and tradition. (Draft)
(Book chapter)Sacred space of the diaspora as exhibition space embodying spiritual heritage, culture, values and tradition. This chapter aims to critically analyse the sacred space of the diaspora as exhibition space; in the context ... -
Sacrificial Floors Tour
(Other)A floor strewn with beer cans, bits of scrap metal, ceramic bowls, curious, miscellaneous electronics and wires: a collection of sundry things to make sound. Tetsuya Umeda, Dirty Electronics and Tim Shaw create a series ... -
Sacrificing the personal to the professional: community mental health nurses
(Article)The study of stress in mental health nurses has almost always focused on factors intrinsic to their job roles and has neglected the interaction between work and home roles, which may also be a source of stress. Moreover, ... -
“Sad day for the UK”: The linking of debates about settling refugee children in the UK with Brexit on an anti‐immigrant news website
(Article)This article uniquely demonstrates how UK debates about supporting child refugees during the “refugee crisis” came to be used as support for leaving the European Union (EU). The research question “how did users of a news ... -
Sad music as a means for acceptance-based coping
(Article)Self-identified sad music (SISM) is often listened to when experiencing sad life situations. Research indicates that the most common reason people give for listening to SISM is “to be in touch with or express feelings of ... -
Safe Spaces: Safeguarding Students from Violence and Hate
(Conference)The issue of sexual assault, harassment and violence on university campuses has been reported over recent years and months. In 2014 (building on a report from 2010), the National Union of Students issued a report “That’s ... -
Safeguarding of vulnerable adults training: assessing the effect of continuing professional development
(Article)Aim This article provides an insight into the effect of safeguarding of vulnerable adults continuing professional development (SOVA-CPD) training for nurses. Method 51 participants were recruited from three different ... -
Safer communities: investigating the international response to knife crime
(Conference)Violent crime is a frequent occurrence in the UK, predominantly due to knives, with both urban and rural areas significantly impacted. Personal casework experience of the author has involved the forensic laboratory examination ... -
Safety and toxicity evaluation of nutraceuticals in animal models.
(Book chapter)Nutraceuticals are derived from various natural sources such as medicinal plants, marine organisms, vegetables, and fruits. Most of them possess antioxidant or anti-inflammatory properties and are claimed to provide ... -
Saffron (Crocus sativus L.) Flowers: a good source of Crocin & Kaempferol.
(Conference)Crocus sativus L. is an autumn-flowering geophyte extensively cultivated in countries such as Italy, Spain, Greece, Turkey, Iran and India. The only part used of the whole plant is its dried stigmas which have been used ... -
Saffron Crocus (Crocus sativus L.) as a Source of Kaempferol
(Book chapter)Flavonols have been identified in a wide range of fruits and vegetables, and a flavonol-rich diet has been linked with a relatively low occurrence of degenerative diseases like rheumatoid arthritis, Alzheimer’s disease, ...