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Category: Methods

7 December 20167 December 2016mscsocietyandspace

What can One Health do to/for Geography? Emboldening the More-than-Human Perspective in Health Geography

14 June 201614 June 2016mscsocietyandspace

Chalk Art-ing as Temporary Urbanism: Materiality and ‘Becoming-Art’

1 June 20161 June 2016mscsocietyandspace

Exploring the Affective (After)Lives of Digital Archives

4 March 201618 March 2016mscsocietyandspace

In Pursuit of Wildness: Maps, sounds and photos

9 December 20159 December 2015mscsocietyandspace

Research impact: participating in and understanding religious change

30 November 201530 November 2015mscsocietyandspace

Screens – Waking a presence in Bristol’s concrete underbelly

16 November 201516 November 2015mscsocietyandspace

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