Sally Morgan
Biographic Data
| ID | 3648950 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sally Morgan |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sally |
| FAMILY NAME | Morgan |
| SIGNATURE | MORGAN S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of the West of England |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9166-6980 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Researching in fragile contexts
A Faux Cenotaph’
Seemingly random acts of violence are occasionally acted upon monuments, memorials, and public icons of commemoration. On occasion, however, the rhetorical topography of cities arouses dialogue and interaction, especially at times of national or global crisis. Drawing on the theoretical work of Boyer and Matsuda, we explore the contested dialogues of commemoration as acts that go beyond evaluation, judgment, and of utterance, to become dialogic, …
Solid Rock, Sacred Ground
(2007). Solid Rock, Sacred Ground: Cultural Vandalism in the Pilbara. Australian Feminist Law Journal: Vol. 26, No. 1, pp. 9-15
Gender, student perceptions, institutional commitments and academic dishonesty
The academic dishonesty literature generally focuses on the causes of academic dishonesty, and outlines deterrence strategies, as well as the punishment methods used in formal sanction. Student self-monitoring techniques are becoming a more visible alternative that places greater emphasis on proactive prevention methods as opposed to reactive punishment policies. Increasing the formal level of student responsibility in deterring academic dishones…
Manipulating the metonymic
The Other Side of Academic Dishonesty
Student academic ethics is a serious concern for colleges and universities. The literature dealing with student academic ethics, however, focuses little attention on the possible connection between organizational characteristics and the efforts made by faculty to deter student academic ethics violations. In this case study analysis of faculty at a medium-sized university in the western USA, we found that the level of faculty institutional confide…
Heritage Noire
When watching the film The Blair Witch Project we seem to be witnessing through its clumsy, apparently uncrafted footage the unmediated documentation of 'reality' as it occurs. This article argues that the carefully crafted deceit of The Blair Witch Project may be understood as part of a subversive 'public history' project that uses modern history's own scientific motifs and methodologies against itself and challenges its basic tenets. If positiv…
Heritage Noire
When watching the film The Blair Witch Project we seem to be witnessing through its clumsy, apparently uncrafted footage the unmediated documentation of 'reality' as it occurs. This article argues that the carefully crafted deceit of The Blair Witch Project may be understood as part of a subversive 'public history' project that uses modern history's own scientific motifs and methodologies against itself and challenges its basic tenets. If positiv…
The ghost in the luggage
The recent film, Braveheart, has been received by many in Scotland as a celebration of Scots nationhood, and as a portrayal of Scottish patriotism in the face of English territorial greed. Indeed, in the campaign leading up to the British general election in 1997, and the subsequent referendum on Scottish devolution, Braveheart was often cited as an example of Scottish mettle in the face of oppression, and the very word became a nationalist rally…
Memory and the merchants
Civic art, in the form of statuary, architecture and the like, has been used extensively in our modern cities as an apparatus of social memory. In the Victorian period memorials proliferated across Europe and were often used to represent civic authority in the guise of monuments to great men. Through a study of commemorative art and architecture in the English City of Bristol, which is focused on memorials to the two notable Bristolians, Edward C…
Researching in fragile contexts
Manipulating the metonymic
The ghost in the luggage
The recent film, Braveheart, has been received by many in Scotland as a celebration of Scots nationhood, and as a portrayal of Scottish patriotism in the face of English territorial greed. Indeed, in the campaign leading up to the British general election in 1997, and the subsequent referendum on Scottish devolution, Braveheart was often cited as an example of Scottish mettle in the face of oppression, and the very word became a nationalist rally…
Memory and the merchants
Civic art, in the form of statuary, architecture and the like, has been used extensively in our modern cities as an apparatus of social memory. In the Victorian period memorials proliferated across Europe and were often used to represent civic authority in the guise of monuments to great men. Through a study of commemorative art and architecture in the English City of Bristol, which is focused on memorials to the two notable Bristolians, Edward C…
Memory and the merchants
Civic art, in the form of statuary, architecture and the like, has been used extensively in our modern cities as an apparatus of social memory. In the Victorian period memorials proliferated across Europe and were often used to represent civic authority in the guise of monuments to great men. Through a study of commemorative art and architecture in the English City of Bristol, which is focused on memorials to the two notable Bristolians, Edward C…
The ghost in the luggage
The recent film, Braveheart, has been received by many in Scotland as a celebration of Scots nationhood, and as a portrayal of Scottish patriotism in the face of English territorial greed. Indeed, in the campaign leading up to the British general election in 1997, and the subsequent referendum on Scottish devolution, Braveheart was often cited as an example of Scottish mettle in the face of oppression, and the very word became a nationalist rally…
Heritage Noire
When watching the film The Blair Witch Project we seem to be witnessing through its clumsy, apparently uncrafted footage the unmediated documentation of 'reality' as it occurs. This article argues that the carefully crafted deceit of The Blair Witch Project may be understood as part of a subversive 'public history' project that uses modern history's own scientific motifs and methodologies against itself and challenges its basic tenets. If positiv…
Heritage Noire
When watching the film The Blair Witch Project we seem to be witnessing through its clumsy, apparently uncrafted footage the unmediated documentation of 'reality' as it occurs. This article argues that the carefully crafted deceit of The Blair Witch Project may be understood as part of a subversive 'public history' project that uses modern history's own scientific motifs and methodologies against itself and challenges its basic tenets. If positiv…
The Other Side of Academic Dishonesty
Student academic ethics is a serious concern for colleges and universities. The literature dealing with student academic ethics, however, focuses little attention on the possible connection between organizational characteristics and the efforts made by faculty to deter student academic ethics violations. In this case study analysis of faculty at a medium-sized university in the western USA, we found that the level of faculty institutional confide…
Gender, student perceptions, institutional commitments and academic dishonesty
The academic dishonesty literature generally focuses on the causes of academic dishonesty, and outlines deterrence strategies, as well as the punishment methods used in formal sanction. Student self-monitoring techniques are becoming a more visible alternative that places greater emphasis on proactive prevention methods as opposed to reactive punishment policies. Increasing the formal level of student responsibility in deterring academic dishones…
Manipulating the metonymic
Solid Rock, Sacred Ground
(2007). Solid Rock, Sacred Ground: Cultural Vandalism in the Pilbara. Australian Feminist Law Journal: Vol. 26, No. 1, pp. 9-15
A Faux Cenotaph’
Seemingly random acts of violence are occasionally acted upon monuments, memorials, and public icons of commemoration. On occasion, however, the rhetorical topography of cities arouses dialogue and interaction, especially at times of national or global crisis. Drawing on the theoretical work of Boyer and Matsuda, we explore the contested dialogues of commemoration as acts that go beyond evaluation, judgment, and of utterance, to become dialogic, …
Researching in fragile contexts
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