• Lifestyle, Manchester, News, Review

    Encountering Corpses with Humanities in Public

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    By Daniel J Broadley Following the success of the first instalment of ‘Encountering Corpses’ in 2014, Manchester Metropolitan University’s (Manchester Met) Humanities in Public (HiP) Festival has resurrected the event for an open discussion on all things to do with the dead. This time, the event took place in the Manchester crematorium, HiP Festival Co-Ordinator, Helen Darby…

  • Lifestyle, Manchester, News

    Manchester Met and UoM Host Holcaust Conference

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    By Jacqueline Grima Academics, historians and PhD research students gathered last week for an event that focussed on memories of the Holocaust. The event, called The Holocaust and European Identity Day Conference, was jointly hosted by Manchester Metropolitan University (Manchester Met) and the University of Manchester (UoM) and was convened by Manchester Met Professor of…

  • Lifestyle, News

    Kate Fox Talks About Being Child-Free

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    By Jacqueline Grima The ‘SEX’ strand of Manchester Metropolitan University’s (Manchester Met) Humanities in Public festival concluded last week with an event entitled ‘Being Child-Free with Kate Fox’. The event, supported by Manchester’s Wonder Women festival, was hosted by Manchester Met Senior Lecturer in English Dr Ginette Carpenter who welcomed special guest, performance poet, comedian…

  • Lifestyle, Manchester, News

    Vanilla Shakes – Are We a Normal Couple?

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    By Helen Clarke Last week, Manchester Metropolitan University (Manchester Met) welcomed Senior Lecturer in Sociology Dr Jenny Van Hoof and Professor Jacqui Gabb  from The Open University to talk about couples and their relationship dynamics. The event, entitled ‘Vanilla Shakes? Exploring Sexual Coupledom and the Everyday’, formed part of the Humanities in Public festival’s ‘SEX’…

  • Entertainment, Manchester, News, Review

    There Should be Rules – Manchester International Film Festival Review

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    By Ruth Hudson There Should Be Rules stars Anna Hägglin , Lo Salmson, Ludvig Särnklint, Kodjo Akolor (Welcome to Sweden, Hitta Bort), Fredrik Gunnarsson (Wallander, The Bridge) and Annika Hallin (The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Morden, Millennium). In this film, Swedish filmmaker, Linda-Maria Birbeck, has artistically woven together a comical tale about three adolescent…

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