A PowerPoint that looks at being critical and creative.

The triumph of nationalism destroyed the multi-ethnic Ottoman political and social order and replaced it by nation-states. Many explanations attributed the mass violence to a devious conspiracy between (crypto-) Jews, Freemasons, and Turks against Greeks and Armenians. Ugur Ungor argues that these pseudo-explanations are a product of two processes: one of competition between victim groups, and another of intellectual secularization. Lecture given 13 November 2008 for the Centre for Research into Freemasonry and Fraternalism.

A worksheet intended to allow students to understand the main points about metafictions and begin to understand how to read them.

This self-guided exercise, aimed at Level 5 literature students, invites them to read Genet's The Balcony in terms of Lacan.

Professorial Lecture on 'The Problem of Mathematical Objects - a Modest and Sober Platonism' by Professor Bob Hale, Department of Philosophy, given Wednesday 5 March 2008.