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From ‘heartbeats’ to bounty hunters – the legal complexities of abortion

From ‘heartbeats’ to bounty hunters – the legal complexities of abortion

by Talking Humanities | Mar 7, 2022 | Analysis & Comment, Features, Politics & Law

Michael Thomson, professor of health law at the University of Technology Sydney and chair in health law with the University of Leeds, looks to interdisciplinary dialogue to understand aspects of health care. In his leading contribution to this issue of Talking...
Our fluid world – from ducking stool to Donald Trump

Our fluid world – from ducking stool to Donald Trump

by Talking Humanities | May 4, 2017 | Features, History & Classics, Interviews, Languages & Literature, Philosophy, Public Engagement, Research & Resources, Researcher Series

Dr Hetta Howes (above), a lecturer in medieval literature at Queen Mary University of London, teases the emotional links in our interconnected world – all lubricated by liquids. Tell us about yourself I grew up in Skipton, North Yorkshire, where I could usually be...

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