Approaches to the Reception of the Classical World (CLAS0118)

Approaches to the Reception of the Classical World (CLAS0117)

Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 20 weekly lectures. 

Content:  The module aims to introduce students to the principal issues, ideas and methods...

Approaches to the Reception of the Classical World (CLAS0116)

Approaches to the Reception of the Classical World (CLAS0111)

ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY NEUROIMAGING EXPERIMENTAL COGNITIVE NEUROPSYCHOLOGY MOLECULAR GENETIC ENGINEERING

Description: Advanced Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience

This module builds on the Module 1 ‘Introduction to Developmental Cognitive...

Advanced Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience (CHLD0050)

Trainees will develop an understanding of basic physical principles and how these apply to clinical monitoring in anaesthesia. Will include how common...

Monitoring, Equipment and Practical Science (SURG0173)

Trainees will develop an understanding of basic physical principles and how these apply to clinical monitoring in anaesthesia. Will include how common monitoring equipment works, why monitoring is necessary and how monitoring can be used to measure and analyse physiological status. To develop an understanding of the relevant physics and statistic sciences for understanding how equipment can be safely used in the operating theatre.

International Relations and Politics|Political Theory|Politics

What can we learn about international politics from popular culture? What can we learn about popular culture from the study of international politics? This...

Popular Culture and International Politics (SESS0086)

What can we learn about international politics from popular culture? What can we learn about popular culture from the study of international politics? This module engages with debates in the discipline of International Relations (IR) that move away from a narrow, state-centred understanding of international politics, drawing instead attention to the manner in which the work of “international politics” can be found in the minutiae of the everyday, from news reports to street protests, and from airport checks to fashion advertisements. This course focuses on the complex and inextricable relationship between international politics and popular culture, and encourages reflection on the nature of the international/political as well as the nature of IR theory more specifically.

The aims of the module are:

to introduce some of the theoretical approaches and methods for analysing popular culture;
	to explore the relationship between popular culture and international politics / IR theory;
	to analyse the political / moral / ideological intersections between various popular cultural artefacts and international politics;
	to develop interdisciplinary skills for international political analysis.