Paula van EenennaamThe Local vs the Global: The Language Hierarchy in sub-Saharan African Scholarly PublishingAs Latin became the main vehicle for communication of knowledge in universities in practically the entirety of Europe during the Middle…Nov 25, 2018Nov 25, 2018
Paula van EenennaamAnthropomorphism and the Call of the Wild in Children’s LiteratureAs we, human beings, have transformed, progressed, and evolved throughout history, so has our relationship to nature. What used to be ‘the…Nov 11, 20181Nov 11, 20181
Paula van EenennaamThe Perennial Litmag and the Death Illusion‘Black Clock arrived with the air of a self-contained literary universe. […] The whole thing felt like a glimpse of an alternate universe…Nov 4, 20181Nov 4, 20181
Paula van EenennaamIn Search of a New Postmodern Travel LiteratureWhen thinking about travel writing, it is easy to fall into the ‘we’ve done the globe and the globe is done’ (Lawrence, 1984; p.29)…Oct 28, 2018Oct 28, 2018
Paula van EenennaamBreaking Barriers and Building WallsThe Democratisation of Textbook Publishing and the Danger of Depending Too Much on TechnologyOct 21, 2018Oct 21, 2018
Paula van EenennaamDystopian Literature in the Age of ChaosThe current widespread of news about the environmental state of our planet and what feels like the polarisation of political ideologies…Oct 15, 2018Oct 15, 2018
Paula van EenennaamThe Risks of Concerned Art in the Digital AgeBeing an exhibition assistant at an art gallery, it is part of my job to research the artists and artworks that are presented in our…Oct 7, 20181Oct 7, 20181
Paula van EenennaamHow the Digital Age Has Impacted My Environmental AwarenessWhen asked about how technological development interferes with humans’ relationship with nature, psychology professor Paul Kahn voices our…Sep 30, 2018Sep 30, 2018
