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Choose your driver: How Super Mario Kart helps explain Bourdieusian sociology
(Springer, 2021-08-14)Playing Super Mario Kart, driving around the Mushroom Kingdom, I suspect that sociologist Pierre Bourdieu must have been a consultant at Nintendo. Bourdieu’s theorising of fields of power and social distinction inform ... -
Obesity matters: The skills that strengthen midwifery practice when caring for obese pregnant women
(Mark Allen Group, 2021-05-02)Obese pregnant women (BMI>30 kg/m²) are at an increased risk of developing complications during pregnancy, labour and birth. Furthermore, their offspring are at risk of short- and long-term health complications. Midwives ... -
Traditional and complementary medicine use among Ebola survivors in Sierra Leone: A qualitative exploratory study of the perspectives of healthcare workers providing care to Ebola survivors
(BMC, 2020-05-06)Background: Considerable number of patients, including Ebola survivors, in Sierra Leone, are using traditional and complementary medicine (T&CM). Healthcare providers’ (HCPs) views about T&CM is crucial in addressing the ... -
Is anything in life simple? Why we should think about complexity [Editorial]
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Exploring the place of animation and the role of the classroom-based film-maker within a wider field of Scottish moving image education
(UCL Press, 2021-06-12)This article explores animation as a popular mode of moving image education in the wider field of Scottish film education, through a discussion with film education practitioner Jonathan Charles. We reflect on Jonathan’s ...