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Why did protestors topple #Colston’s statue? Historian @HillofFear explains how our PG module 'British identities' can help you understand the history of contemporary events. MLitt British Studies is one of five online history masters @UHIHistory starting in Sept20. #ThinkUHI
Have you seen Issue 2 of our journal yet? 'Borders, Boundaries and Brexit' contains a photo essay on the Scottish Referendum, poetry on Brexit and identities, reflections on Brexit and constitutional reform and an article on British perceptions of Italy: https://t.co/EtWRgJD2WO
@UHIHistory’s Dr Elizabeth Ritchie’s thought-provoking photo-essay in the latest Journal of British Studies charts the visual symbolism of the 2014 #Indyref through the Highland landscape.
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My article: “The Uncomfortable Patriot” for @UHIBritStudies ‘Journal of British Identities’
Has the EU referendum (and the decisions made in its aftermath) respected the complex constitutional architecture that binds together our union of nations?
https://t.co/3xcSZJsCpR
Enjoyed reading this wonderful book by @fotoole at the weekend. Some great reflections on Brexit and Englishness, including analysis of the Encounter symposia of the '60s and '70s, echoing some of the ideas in the @UHIBritStudies piece by @MarziaMacCaferr: https://t.co/w9ZgKyCKZx
#Openaccess article highlight on Scholastica: "The Uncomfortable Patriot" | Published in The Journal of British Identities - https://t.co/7l8rV7AqUF @UHIBritStudies#brexit
The latest issue of the Journal of British Identities is out now! Our first piece is a photo essay by Elizabeth Ritchie, from @UHIHistory. 'Yes after No: The Indyref Landscape, 2014-16' examines of visual culture of the 2014 IndyRef: https://t.co/0zV50d6oHI
@HillofFear@UHIHistory @RussJonesWrites Our next piece is a personal reflection on Brexit, identities and the need for constitutional reform in the UK by @mrwillsadler: https://t.co/2xEgvFPq4E
We are delighted to publish Issue 2 of the Journal of British Identities today! It's a special issue on Borders, Boundaries and Brexit: Perspectives on British Identities in an Uncertain World': https://t.co/QfK7oIJdQj @scholasticahq#Brexit
And we’re also using a wonderful @TEDx talk by @GKBhambra to unpick the influence of empire and decolonisation on the Brexit debate: https://t.co/Xu7rt8vXt1
Rather aptly, it’s Brexit week on our @UHIBritStudies module British Identities, where we’ll be talking about the persistence of imperial nostalgia using the work of @dannydorling, including his latest article https://t.co/HZTbiQXowj
Our third @UHIBritStudies student blog post on 'What do British identities mean to me?' comes from Lynne Mahoney, who is also the curator @Historylinks1 museum in Dornoch! https://t.co/iSGMnFpDnw