‘England’s darling’ Cognitivism

‘England’s darling’ CognitivismIn the nineteenth century, Alfred the Great was a figure who rivalled King Arthur in the popular imagination. This book asks why Alfred was so important in Victorian Britain, examines the ways in which he was rewritten by authors and artists of the time, and investigates how Alfred is no longer a national icon.

The monograph uniquely traces the party’s major organisational changes across its eighteen years of opposition

Here the evidence is examined for the West Midlands – the counties of Worcestershire

deep primary research and "field" knowledge are combined in an exceptional contribution to this important area

more socialistic society

Ingmar Bergman

with special attention to the internal dialogues regarding concepts of “tradition

and in so doing

We have almost everything we need to tackle climate change

magic and medicine

Drawing on a range of sources from the papers of landed families this book provides fresh insight into the place of women in the Irish wealthy landed class

normativity and fatherhood

” The Walls of Jericho treats readers to a tale of two Harlems