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From Emily Morris September 19, 2019
ELL6402: Language Teaching Methodology by Beatriz Gonzalez-Fernandez. -
From Emily Morris September 19, 2019
ELL6401: English Grammar and Discourse by Valerie Hobbs -
From Emily Morris September 19, 2019
ELL6415: An Introduction to Second Language Acquisition by Kook-Hee Gil. -
From Graham McElearney July 20, 2017
A creative project on migration coordinated by Dr Veronica Barnsley and Dr Shirin Teifouri. Material Stories enables refugees and migrants from diverse backgrounds to… -
From Emily Morris May 30, 2017
Val Derbyshire, School of English. Harlequin Mills & Boon Romances have long been the black sheep of the literary world. And yet, from a commercial point of view,… -
From Emily Morris May 30, 2017
Daniel Southward, School of English. This talk explores the ideas of post-irony (switching between ironic and sincere behaviour or language) and how this is influencing… -
From Emily Morris May 30, 2017
Chen Shen, School of English. We speak one same language to make communication possible, but we all speak it with accents to make our speech more informative and fun!… -
From Emily Morris May 30, 2017
Adam Smith, School of English. During the early decades of the nineteenth century James Montgomery cemented his reputation as one of Sheffield’s most enduring… -
From Emily Morris May 19, 2017
In September 2014, a giant mural appeared on South View Road in Sheffield. Commissioned as part of Festival of the Mind 2014, Dr Katie Edwards and Kid Acne collaborated… -
From Emily Morris April 26, 2017
Fabienne Collignon is lecturer in Contemporary Literature, School of English, University of Sheffield. Her talk explores ideas around 'The Technology of Body… -
From Emily Morris April 26, 2017
Dr Jane Hodson and storyteller Tim Ralphs explain to us how the Tales From The Ivory Tower project has helped PhD students and academics alike learn to harness their… -
From Emily Morris March 29, 2017
Adam James Smith discusses the impossible garden at Furnace Park
Department of English public gallery