Peter Hughes
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3586774 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Peter Hughes |
| NOMBRES | Peter |
| APELLIDO | Hughes |
| FIRMA | HUGHES P |
| AFILIACIONES | Springfield University Hospital |
| ORCID | 0009-0000-5493-8975 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 26 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 48 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 25 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1977 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Youth violence and knife crime in ethnic minorities in the UK
BACKGROUND: Youth violence and knife crime is increasing dramatically, so much so it has been described as a global epidemic. The social, economic and political forces fuelling this rise mean that minority groups are particularly affected. AIM: This paper reviews the literature primarily from a UK perspective, and illustrates the disparate factors that are influencing the rise in youth violence and knife crime and illustrates the complexities of …
Structural inequalities, knife crime
The importance and impact of youth violence is increasingly being recognised and is a cause of international concern. In the UK, youth violence, specifically knife crime, is on the increase and has resulted in the deaths of many young people. In order to explore the impact of knife crimes on mental health and wellbeing of individuals, a number of focus groups were conducted with 24 professionals from multiple agencies. Qualitative analysis showed…
Ukraine
Native Colonials
In the first half of the twentieth century, many Australian artists, such as the Tasmanian ceramicist Violet Mace (1883–1968), sought to find a distinctly Australian visual expression. Although Modernist aesthetics challenged Mace and her contemporaries to explore abstraction, in order to convey Australia's specificity she turned to Australian history. Initially, her imagery touched on frontier conflict and the motifs of nineteenth-century Aborig…
Traumatic Imagination in Traditional Stories of Gender-Based Violence
Traumatic imagination includes creative processes in which traumatic memories are transformed into narratives of suffering. This article emphasizes the importance of storytelling in victims' mental health and offers a literary perspective on how some women's experiences of suffering can be expressed in the telling of traditional stories, which confer some protection from stigma to individual women in Turkish and Afghan societies
‘My story is like a magic wand’
Telling one's personal story of violence can both support women's agency and contribute to the collective struggle against violence against women more broadly
Media Research Methods
A large and persistent outbreak of typhoid fever caused by consuming contaminated water and street-vended beverages
Contaminated water and street-vended beverages were likely vehicles of this outbreak. At our recommendation authorities closed unsafe water sources and supplied safe water to affected areas
Michael Servetus’s Britain
Michael Servetus was a theologian, physician, astrologer, and editor. In the latter capacity he edited two editions of Ptolemy’s Geographia, to which he added some apparatus and several articles that described European countries and peoples. Following in the footsteps of medieval and Renaissance geographical writers before him, Servetus did his research less by travelling and more by reading. His “original” pieces, like the works of the authors u…
Concordance Between Laboratory Diagnosed Sexually Transmitted Infections and Self-Reported Measures of Risky Sex by Partner Type Among Rural Ugandan Outpatients
Insight, psychosis, and depression in Africa
Few studies of the relationship of insight to psychopathology have been conducted in non-Western populations. This study examined the relationships between insight and depression, anxiety, and positive and negative symptoms on patients with schizophrenia resident in a psychiatric hospital in Ghana. A sample of 49 participants, (37 men and 12 women), with DSM-IV defined schizophrenia took part in semistructured interviews consisting of the Hamilto…
Le paradoxe de la moralité
Governmentality, blurred boundaries, and pleasure in the docusoap Border Security
The Seven Network's Border Security: Australia's Front Line has been the highest rating TV program in its season for each of the last five years in Australia. The program examines the daily work of the Australian customs, immigration, and quarantine services using the threaded structure common to the ‘docusoap’ format, as, in each episode, the nation is defended from threats posed by ‘drug runners, illegal immigrants, potential terrorists, harmfu…
Popular Knowledge and Performances of the Self in Distributed Networks
Following the Black Saturday bushfires in Victoria in 2009, a convenience sample of data from a variety of social network services (SNS) was assembled to investigate how people were using social media to understand and respond to the events. Two broad trends have so far emerged: social media were used to construct vernacular, as opposed to 'expert', knowledges of the events; and SNS were sites of performance of self as caring, empathetic and ethi…
Sustainable graduates
The paper hypothesises that student learning about sustainable development (SD) might usefully be configured within a broad framework combining formal, informal and campus curriculum. Student learning about sustainable development is a form of education for sustainable development (ESD), a term which has many definitions and interpretations. In this paper we refer to both student learning about SD (referring to multiple influences, actions and le…
Animals, values and tourism — structural shifts in UK dolphin tourism provision
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Transport in transition
Journal Article Transport in transition: lessons from the history of energy Get access Transport in transition: lessons from the history of energy. By Stephen Peake. London: Royal Institute of International Affairs in association with Earthscan. 1994. 113pp. Pb.: £12.95. ISBN 1 85383 209 x. Peter Hughes Peter Hughes Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Affairs, Volume 71, Issue 2, April 1995, Page…
Two reviews
Introducing a new section of the Asaa review
The Daring Muse
List of illustrations A note on editions Preface Introduction 1. Appetite, imperialism and the fair variety of things 2. Some origins of Augustan practice: Civil War verse and its implications 3. Generic self-sconsciousness: from closed to open forms 4. The new Augustans and the Roman poets 5. Charivari and metamorphosis 6. Metamorphosis, pleasure and pain: the threat of the end 7. Character, style, language: the two voices of Augustan poems 8. A…
Painting the Ghost
READING the Remarks on Colour recently, along with other works that at first seemed to have nothing to do with Wittgenstein, I came across affinities and connections that link his late philosophy to a question central to both literary theory and cultural praxis: the question of representation. And this not only because the Remarks on Colour deal with this question, but also because, examined closely as a text, the Remarks pose the question itself…
The Journals and Letters of Fanny Burney (Madame d'Arblay), Vol. 8: 1815: Letters 835–934
Wars within doors
(1979). Wars within doors: Erotic heroism and the implosion of texts. English Studies: Vol. 60, No. 4, pp. 402-421
L'Ecriture de L'Histoire
Animals, values and tourism — structural shifts in UK dolphin tourism provision
The Daring Muse
List of illustrations A note on editions Preface Introduction 1. Appetite, imperialism and the fair variety of things 2. Some origins of Augustan practice: Civil War verse and its implications 3. Generic self-sconsciousness: from closed to open forms 4. The new Augustans and the Roman poets 5. Charivari and metamorphosis 6. Metamorphosis, pleasure and pain: the threat of the end 7. Character, style, language: the two voices of Augustan poems 8. A…
Sustainable graduates
The paper hypothesises that student learning about sustainable development (SD) might usefully be configured within a broad framework combining formal, informal and campus curriculum. Student learning about sustainable development is a form of education for sustainable development (ESD), a term which has many definitions and interpretations. In this paper we refer to both student learning about SD (referring to multiple influences, actions and le…
Governmentality, blurred boundaries, and pleasure in the docusoap Border Security
The Seven Network's Border Security: Australia's Front Line has been the highest rating TV program in its season for each of the last five years in Australia. The program examines the daily work of the Australian customs, immigration, and quarantine services using the threaded structure common to the ‘docusoap’ format, as, in each episode, the nation is defended from threats posed by ‘drug runners, illegal immigrants, potential terrorists, harmfu…
Popular Knowledge and Performances of the Self in Distributed Networks
Following the Black Saturday bushfires in Victoria in 2009, a convenience sample of data from a variety of social network services (SNS) was assembled to investigate how people were using social media to understand and respond to the events. Two broad trends have so far emerged: social media were used to construct vernacular, as opposed to 'expert', knowledges of the events; and SNS were sites of performance of self as caring, empathetic and ethi…
Restructuring Literary History
L'Ecriture de L'Histoire
Wars within doors
(1979). Wars within doors: Erotic heroism and the implosion of texts. English Studies: Vol. 60, No. 4, pp. 402-421
The Journals and Letters of Fanny Burney (Madame d'Arblay), Vol. 8: 1815: Letters 835–934
Introducing a new section of the Asaa review
The Daring Muse
List of illustrations A note on editions Preface Introduction 1. Appetite, imperialism and the fair variety of things 2. Some origins of Augustan practice: Civil War verse and its implications 3. Generic self-sconsciousness: from closed to open forms 4. The new Augustans and the Roman poets 5. Charivari and metamorphosis 6. Metamorphosis, pleasure and pain: the threat of the end 7. Character, style, language: the two voices of Augustan poems 8. A…
Painting the Ghost
READING the Remarks on Colour recently, along with other works that at first seemed to have nothing to do with Wittgenstein, I came across affinities and connections that link his late philosophy to a question central to both literary theory and cultural praxis: the question of representation. And this not only because the Remarks on Colour deal with this question, but also because, examined closely as a text, the Remarks pose the question itself…
Two reviews
Transport in transition
Journal Article Transport in transition: lessons from the history of energy Get access Transport in transition: lessons from the history of energy. By Stephen Peake. London: Royal Institute of International Affairs in association with Earthscan. 1994. 113pp. Pb.: £12.95. ISBN 1 85383 209 x. Peter Hughes Peter Hughes Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Affairs, Volume 71, Issue 2, April 1995, Page…
Last Post
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Animals, values and tourism — structural shifts in UK dolphin tourism provision
Sustainable graduates
The paper hypothesises that student learning about sustainable development (SD) might usefully be configured within a broad framework combining formal, informal and campus curriculum. Student learning about sustainable development is a form of education for sustainable development (ESD), a term which has many definitions and interpretations. In this paper we refer to both student learning about SD (referring to multiple influences, actions and le…
Governmentality, blurred boundaries, and pleasure in the docusoap Border Security
The Seven Network's Border Security: Australia's Front Line has been the highest rating TV program in its season for each of the last five years in Australia. The program examines the daily work of the Australian customs, immigration, and quarantine services using the threaded structure common to the ‘docusoap’ format, as, in each episode, the nation is defended from threats posed by ‘drug runners, illegal immigrants, potential terrorists, harmfu…
Popular Knowledge and Performances of the Self in Distributed Networks
Following the Black Saturday bushfires in Victoria in 2009, a convenience sample of data from a variety of social network services (SNS) was assembled to investigate how people were using social media to understand and respond to the events. Two broad trends have so far emerged: social media were used to construct vernacular, as opposed to 'expert', knowledges of the events; and SNS were sites of performance of self as caring, empathetic and ethi…
Le paradoxe de la moralité
Insight, psychosis, and depression in Africa
Few studies of the relationship of insight to psychopathology have been conducted in non-Western populations. This study examined the relationships between insight and depression, anxiety, and positive and negative symptoms on patients with schizophrenia resident in a psychiatric hospital in Ghana. A sample of 49 participants, (37 men and 12 women), with DSM-IV defined schizophrenia took part in semistructured interviews consisting of the Hamilto…
Michael Servetus’s Britain
Michael Servetus was a theologian, physician, astrologer, and editor. In the latter capacity he edited two editions of Ptolemy’s Geographia, to which he added some apparatus and several articles that described European countries and peoples. Following in the footsteps of medieval and Renaissance geographical writers before him, Servetus did his research less by travelling and more by reading. His “original” pieces, like the works of the authors u…
Concordance Between Laboratory Diagnosed Sexually Transmitted Infections and Self-Reported Measures of Risky Sex by Partner Type Among Rural Ugandan Outpatients
A large and persistent outbreak of typhoid fever caused by consuming contaminated water and street-vended beverages
Contaminated water and street-vended beverages were likely vehicles of this outbreak. At our recommendation authorities closed unsafe water sources and supplied safe water to affected areas
Media Research Methods
‘My story is like a magic wand’
Telling one's personal story of violence can both support women's agency and contribute to the collective struggle against violence against women more broadly
Traumatic Imagination in Traditional Stories of Gender-Based Violence
Traumatic imagination includes creative processes in which traumatic memories are transformed into narratives of suffering. This article emphasizes the importance of storytelling in victims' mental health and offers a literary perspective on how some women's experiences of suffering can be expressed in the telling of traditional stories, which confer some protection from stigma to individual women in Turkish and Afghan societies
Ukraine
Native Colonials
In the first half of the twentieth century, many Australian artists, such as the Tasmanian ceramicist Violet Mace (1883–1968), sought to find a distinctly Australian visual expression. Although Modernist aesthetics challenged Mace and her contemporaries to explore abstraction, in order to convey Australia's specificity she turned to Australian history. Initially, her imagery touched on frontier conflict and the motifs of nineteenth-century Aborig…
Youth violence and knife crime in ethnic minorities in the UK
BACKGROUND: Youth violence and knife crime is increasing dramatically, so much so it has been described as a global epidemic. The social, economic and political forces fuelling this rise mean that minority groups are particularly affected. AIM: This paper reviews the literature primarily from a UK perspective, and illustrates the disparate factors that are influencing the rise in youth violence and knife crime and illustrates the complexities of …
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