Issue 20 (Spring 2013): New Horizons
Image by Roderick Simpson
For our 20th issue 'New Horizons' we collected articles that are various and diverse in scope: articles that cover topics from conceptions of science, to educational theory, to new ideas in literature. It is clear from working with these articles that researchers in countless fields are entering exciting times and heading themselves for new horizons. It has been our pleasure to collate these articles and put these voices from various areas together in this issue that we are proud to present.
Lead editors: Jing Han, Jonathan Henderson, Julie Wertz
Contents
| Bowie, Laura | The Rote Armee Fraktion: Memory and the Construction of Art, Film and Literature | 20 1 Bowie |
| Fitzpatrick, Edwina |
Into the Unknown: Navigating Spaces, Terra Incognita and the Art Archive | 20 2 Fitzpatrick |
| Grist, Hannah |
The Dennis Potter Heritage Project: Auto/Ethnography as Process and Product | 20 3 Grist |
| van Loenen, Eva | A Fresh Perspective on the History of Hasidic Judaism | 20 10 van Loenen |
| MacDonald, Samantha |
Manufacturing Teachers - A critical reading of the teacher in 'Teaching Scotland's Future' | 20 5 MacDonald |
| Mahlouly, Dounia |
Rethinking the Public Sphere in a Digital Environment: Similarities between the Eighteenth and the Twenty-First Centuries | 20 6 Mahlouly |
| McCaffery, Richie |
Committed and Confessional: Sorley MacLean's poetry of World War Two |
20 7 McCaffery |
| Sood, Arun | Dreaming of the Self: Thomas De Quincey and the Development of the Confessional Mode | 20 8 Sood |
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Trubody, Ben |
A New Approach to the Public Understanding of Science: The Public Consumption of Science and the Role of Worldview |
20 9 Trubody |
| Halden, Grace |
Textual nuclear war based on the memory of Hirosima | 20 4 Halden |