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Web Studies
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Understanding the Social and Cultural Significance of Science-Fiction and Fantasy Posters
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Weaponized ecologies: how cinema addresses nature’s complicity in enforced disappearances
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Disparities in Seasonal Influenza Vaccination in Europe
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Coalitional Politics and Ethics: Tania Bruguera's Coalitional Work and Artist Collectives
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The Effect of Ergometer Cycling and Visual Foraging on Brain Function: A Pilot Study
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Investigating the Impact of Musical Soundscapes on Well-being: A Qualitative Focus Group Study Using Arts-Based Methods
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Annihilated landscapes: Disappearance, desolation and the memory of the abyss
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Windows of fantasy: The significance of science fiction and fantasy film and television posters
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Inoperativity as Category: Mathematising the Analogous, Habitual, Useful Life in Agamben’s The Kingdom and the Glory, The Signature of All Things and The Use of Bodies
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