Tag Archives: social media
Facebook IPO: What would Hegel do?
I am pretty sure that the investment potential of Facebook is underpinned by the theoretical knowledge of Hegel. Having studied him for the last two years during my PhD, I am pretty sure that Hegel, that German, 18th century philosopher known … Continue reading
Social Media as a Research Tool
By Dr Sarah-Louise Quinnell I seem to be becoming known as a bit of a social media expert, particularly in relation to its application within academic research and researcher development. So how did this come to be? Aftr all, my … Continue reading
The Big Society is the Parental Society
If there’s one good thing that has come out of the riots and looting in English cities this week, it’s that it has brought out the parent in society. The shock, outrage, fear and heartbreak at the destruction did not … Continue reading
1st Subscriber: Dr Sarah-Louise Quinnell
Yes, after nine months or so of writing this blog, I have finally got my first subscriber. And so the lucky winner of the ‘Not a PhD Thesis’ First Subscriber prize is Dr Sarah-Louise Quinnell. (Yeah, I was going to … Continue reading
Being single on Valentine’s Day
If, like me, you hate Valentine’s Day because of your singleness, the Evangelical Alliance (of all people) offers a much more inclusive way of thinking about it. NotMyHeels has a bit of a Valentine’s Day Rant. Alternatively, if you have no special … Continue reading
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