Ramsay Muir
Biographic Data
| ID | 968036 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ramsay Muir |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ramsay |
| FAMILY NAME | Muir |
| SIGNATURE | MUIR R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Surrey |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2280-6577 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 23 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 23 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1907 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
‘You Have to Understand That They Don't Understand’: Girls' Perceptions of Adult Support for Navigating Influencer Culture
This article explores how girls aged 9–15 perceive and experience adult support in relation to influencer culture, drawing on qualitative research conducted in southeast England. Girls believed that adults often seek to mitigate digital risk through instrumentalised education or protective parenting, and articulated a desire for more emotionally attuned, developmentally responsive and dialogic support. They critiqued superficial or misattuned adu…
Influence’ in the (post-)digital age: Girls’ experiences of online influencer culture
This paper examines how girls aged 9–15 engage with online influencer culture, focusing on interplays between digital and non-digital normative ecologies. Drawing on school-based workshops, we explore tensions between authenticity, normative ideals and self-presentation in girls’ interactions with influencers. Participants expressed agency in content consumption alongside pressures to conform, shaped by social interactions online and offline. We …
Into the Unknown: Using facet methodology to explore the Disney Princess Phenomenon
The Disney Princesses are 18 royal characters featured in Disney and Pixar animated films, merchandise, marketing, and consumer experiences, marketed towards young consumers. Whilst much research has focussed on the representation of gender in Disney Princess films, there has been little focus on the rest of princess culture. This article argues that to understand the Disney Princess Phenomenon in its entirety, a new methodology must be introduce…
Power in Black and Pentecostal: An Engagement with Bretherton
This article focuses on Bretherton’s treatment of Pentecostalism and Black Power and how they conceive and challenge notions of democracy, citizenship and capitalism. Recognising the ‘tensional’ relationship between democracy and Christianity, I explore his treatment of Pentecostalism and capitalism. I am sympathetic to Bretherton’s analysis of the socio-political transformation Pentecostalism offers, but point to regressive influences associated…
Pentecostalism & socio-political engagement: A prolegomenon for the common good
Pentecostals are traditionally seen as ‘apolitical’. This paper explores the relationship between Pentecostalism and political engagement. It outlines the case for political engagement from a biblical perspective, as well as championing the Aristotelian and Crickian view of politics as the ‘master science’ capable of humanizing social relations. In arguing for active Christian citizenship, it invokes Jeremiah’s ‘Letter to the Exiles’ as a foundat…
The Record of the National Government
Record of the National Government
Politics and Progress: A Survey of the Problems of Today
Politics and Progress: A Survey of the Problems of Today
An Obituary for the Wrong Subject: A Response to Alistair Kee's The Rise and Demise of Black Theology
Pneuma 30 (2008) 299-307 © Koninklijke Brill NV, Leiden, 2008 DOI: 10.1163/157007408X346447 www.brill.nl/pneu An Obituary for the Wrong Subject: A Response to Alistair Kee’s Th e Rise and Demise of Black Th eolog y 1 R. David Muir Evangelical Alliance, Whitefi eld House, 186 Kennington Park Road, London, SE11 4BT, UK [email protected] It is fortuitous that interpretive issues in the so-called ‘rise and demise’ of Black Theology are under discu…
The New Era of History 1
The Prospect for British Liberalism
Mr. Simon's Questions About Free Trade
How Britain is Governed
The Expansion of Europe
Philips' New School Atlas of Universal History
T he N etherlands in the L ater M iddle A ges
Philips' Historical Atlas: Medieval and Modern
A Short History of the British Commonwealth
Journal Article A short history of the British commonwealth. Volume i. By Ramsay Muir. (London: George Philip and son, limited, 1920. 824 p.) Get access C. W. A. C. W. A. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 8, Issue 1-2, June 1921, Page 184, https://doi.org/10.2307/1889284 Published: 01 June 1921
The Expansion of Europe: The Culmination of Modern History
The Making of British India, 1756-1858
The Making of an Imperial Parliament: I.–BY P rof . R amsay M uir
interesting and brilliantly written Creighton Lecture contains much that is suggestive and stimulating, but it seems to afford an example of the use of historical analogies for the purpose of demonstrating a political theory in a manner that is apt to be misleading
History of Liverpool
History of Liverpool
The Making of British India, 1756-1858
Into the Unknown: Using facet methodology to explore the Disney Princess Phenomenon
The Disney Princesses are 18 royal characters featured in Disney and Pixar animated films, merchandise, marketing, and consumer experiences, marketed towards young consumers. Whilst much research has focussed on the representation of gender in Disney Princess films, there has been little focus on the rest of princess culture. This article argues that to understand the Disney Princess Phenomenon in its entirety, a new methodology must be introduce…
Philips' Historical Atlas: Medieval and Modern
The Expansion of Europe: The Culmination of Modern History
History of Liverpool
The Making of British India, 1756-1858
The Making of an Imperial Parliament: I.–BY P rof . R amsay M uir
interesting and brilliantly written Creighton Lecture contains much that is suggestive and stimulating, but it seems to afford an example of the use of historical analogies for the purpose of demonstrating a political theory in a manner that is apt to be misleading
The Expansion of Europe: The Culmination of Modern History
A Short History of the British Commonwealth
Journal Article A short history of the British commonwealth. Volume i. By Ramsay Muir. (London: George Philip and son, limited, 1920. 824 p.) Get access C. W. A. C. W. A. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 8, Issue 1-2, June 1921, Page 184, https://doi.org/10.2307/1889284 Published: 01 June 1921
T he N etherlands in the L ater M iddle A ges
Philips' Historical Atlas: Medieval and Modern
The Expansion of Europe
Philips' New School Atlas of Universal History
Mr. Simon's Questions About Free Trade
How Britain is Governed
The Prospect for British Liberalism
The New Era of History 1
An Obituary for the Wrong Subject: A Response to Alistair Kee's The Rise and Demise of Black Theology
Pneuma 30 (2008) 299-307 © Koninklijke Brill NV, Leiden, 2008 DOI: 10.1163/157007408X346447 www.brill.nl/pneu An Obituary for the Wrong Subject: A Response to Alistair Kee’s Th e Rise and Demise of Black Th eolog y 1 R. David Muir Evangelical Alliance, Whitefi eld House, 186 Kennington Park Road, London, SE11 4BT, UK [email protected] It is fortuitous that interpretive issues in the so-called ‘rise and demise’ of Black Theology are under discu…
Politics and Progress: A Survey of the Problems of Today
Politics and Progress: A Survey of the Problems of Today
The Record of the National Government
Record of the National Government
Pentecostalism & socio-political engagement: A prolegomenon for the common good
Pentecostals are traditionally seen as ‘apolitical’. This paper explores the relationship between Pentecostalism and political engagement. It outlines the case for political engagement from a biblical perspective, as well as championing the Aristotelian and Crickian view of politics as the ‘master science’ capable of humanizing social relations. In arguing for active Christian citizenship, it invokes Jeremiah’s ‘Letter to the Exiles’ as a foundat…
Power in Black and Pentecostal: An Engagement with Bretherton
This article focuses on Bretherton’s treatment of Pentecostalism and Black Power and how they conceive and challenge notions of democracy, citizenship and capitalism. Recognising the ‘tensional’ relationship between democracy and Christianity, I explore his treatment of Pentecostalism and capitalism. I am sympathetic to Bretherton’s analysis of the socio-political transformation Pentecostalism offers, but point to regressive influences associated…
Into the Unknown: Using facet methodology to explore the Disney Princess Phenomenon
The Disney Princesses are 18 royal characters featured in Disney and Pixar animated films, merchandise, marketing, and consumer experiences, marketed towards young consumers. Whilst much research has focussed on the representation of gender in Disney Princess films, there has been little focus on the rest of princess culture. This article argues that to understand the Disney Princess Phenomenon in its entirety, a new methodology must be introduce…
Influence’ in the (post-)digital age: Girls’ experiences of online influencer culture
This paper examines how girls aged 9–15 engage with online influencer culture, focusing on interplays between digital and non-digital normative ecologies. Drawing on school-based workshops, we explore tensions between authenticity, normative ideals and self-presentation in girls’ interactions with influencers. Participants expressed agency in content consumption alongside pressures to conform, shaped by social interactions online and offline. We …
‘You Have to Understand That They Don't Understand’: Girls' Perceptions of Adult Support for Navigating Influencer Culture
This article explores how girls aged 9–15 perceive and experience adult support in relation to influencer culture, drawing on qualitative research conducted in southeast England. Girls believed that adults often seek to mitigate digital risk through instrumentalised education or protective parenting, and articulated a desire for more emotionally attuned, developmentally responsive and dialogic support. They critiqued superficial or misattuned adu…
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