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Plato and the Idea of Political Office
Plato and the Idea of Political Office

Is politics merely a gaslighting of the oppressed, a cloak for the rulers to exploit the ruled?

Plato’s Republic confronted the challenges of politica…

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Iran’s Constitutional Revolution of 1906
Iran’s Constitutional Revolution of 1906

Iran’s first revolution in 1906 provided the country with a constitution and parliament, laying the foundations for its political development over th…

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A Small History of Big Evolutionary Ideas
A Small History of Big Evolutionary Ideas

The theory of evolution is often described as the biggest idea in the history of humanity. But evolutionary theory itself has evolved over time, ofte…

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Literary Activism in Contemporary Africa
Literary Activism in Contemporary Africa

Literature has always played a key role in social and political life in Africa, even when it is not deliberately or obviously activist in its aims or…

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How AI Disrupts The Law
How AI Disrupts The Law

Artificial Intelligence and Generative AI are changing our lives and society as a whole from how we shop to how we access news and make decisions.

Are…

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The Maths of Board Games
The Maths of Board Games

Why are there chess Grandmasters, but not Grandmasters of noughts and crosses (otherwise known as tic-tac-toe)? It is because chess is “harder” – but…

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Women of the Harlem Renaissance
Women of the Harlem Renaissance

In the early twentieth century Black creatives were America’s artistic vanguard.

In the cultural movement known as the Harlem Renaissance, African Ame…

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Writing After Windrush
Writing After Windrush

They came, they saw, they felt conquered. 

Turning to the later works of Samuel Selvon and George Lamming, and the writing of Andrew Salkey, Edward Ka…

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Understanding Net Present Value
Understanding Net Present Value

In finance, everything comes down to promises. When you invest money, questions arise: how profitable will it be down the line, and is it worth inves…

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The Death Penalty: A Colonial Relic?
The Death Penalty: A Colonial Relic?

This lecture explores the death penalty's roots, its abolition in England and Wales, and its continuation in the Commonwealth Caribbean. Analysing th…

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