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About Cath Brislane
I am a second-year undergraduate scholar pursuing a BA in English Literature and Linguistics. Besides being a scholar, I am the 2020-21 Arts and Humanities faculty rep at the University of York!
My research is based in phonetics, entitled 'The untapped potential of human language: Investigating the perception of typologically unattested and rare sounds'. In it, I get to look at phonemes that are not commonly found in speech, if at all!
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Do it! You probably have a better idea of what needs to be included in such a book after this research- it may be a really enriching experience for you and the children who read it :)
This is great inter-disciplinary research!
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I love this! I am more familiar with 13th century England than France, but could this treatment have been due to links with Lords/ other nobility? Commonly those imprisoned in England arou...
Love this! Spoken word and slam are extremely important in venting political gripes- do you sometimes get the sense that mainstream rappers who get more spotlight on a political issue pushes oth...
I really enjoyed this piece! There is clearly a strong correlation between media representations and the impact on researchers here. That being said I am wondering how these representations woul...
This was such an interesting dive into something that may not be considered too much when focussing solely on music! It will be interesting to see if social media use among opera megastars will ...
I read it and loved the thought and consideration going into each philosophy.
Do we know if there is anywhere that the politics of differences has been applied and worked in society? This ...
Thanks Nikol!