Mary O'Neill is currently Senior Lecturer in Critical and Cultural Context at the University of Lincoln.

 

I have recently become interested in what we throw away; the knick-knacks that end up in junk shops, in boxes

Contemporary, Dada, Eclectic, Narratology

Abstract, Absurd, Conceptual, Eclectic, Futurist photography, Joyful, Minimalist art, Open-ended, Perceptual, Portrait, Psychoanalysis, Psychological, Smart, Surreal, Surrealist photography

Plato taught that the body is the mere avatar of the soul, its prison, or even its tomb. His student Aristotle, on the other hand, turned the order of things around. He conceived the soul as the emergent truth of the body, the body's most complete and self-fulfilling actualization. Obviously, Ari

Classical, Classical rhetoric, Clever, Contemplative, Eclectic, Masculine, Pioneering

Style is an unspoken language of identity. But what do things like clothes and hairdos mean? How should we interpret a mohawk as opposed to a beehive, pedalpushers versus intentionally ripped jeans, ska music versus hardcore? Dick Hebdige thinks he has the answer. Hebdige's slim 1979 monograph "Su

Clever, Cultural studies/new historicism, Eclectic, Pioneering, Political, Urban