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Research
In the most recent national assessment (REF 2014) we were ranked third in our discipline for research power. Our research is uniquely shaped by the juxtaposition of the critical and the creative and by our location in the historic city of Lancaster, with its medieval castle and the nearby Lake District, home of Romanticism. We enjoy strong links with the Ruskin Library, the Wordsworth Centre, Lancaster Literature Festival and are home to the Centre for Transcultural Writing and Research.
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It's a good thing I don't have one of these on my desk, as I wouldn't get much done. Have a good weekend everyone! https://t.co/Zc72Q9hvy3
Petition signed...just need @egan_cl to provide proper pronunciation. https://t.co/hJxI5i71CT
Our favourite author this Friday is Margaret Laurence. Best known for The Stone Angel, but I'd start with A Jest of God (you may know it as the 1968 film Rachel, Rachel directed by Paul Newman and starring Joanne Woodward). https://t.co/3fGBeUcg71
One of our first year PhD candidates, Matthew Whitton @The_PostCritic features in the latest issue of @CounterText, published by @EdinburghUP. His publication, 'Witness of Fire', is a post-critical essay on texts by Blanchot, Derrida, Kafka, and others. https://t.co/KFOL7sqPki https://t.co/vMEvol1y9p