To see us through the Archer-less Fridays and Saturdays for the foreseeable time of isolation, we are hosting an Academic Archers Saturday Omnibus for anyone to join, where we revisit past conference papers.
This week, Local Infrastructure for Emergencies - Resilient Ambridge Flood Team (RAFT) revisited, an update on AA2 paper, with evidence from subsequent experience in a Community Resilience Team, from Fiona Gleed; My parsnips are bigger than your parsnips: The negative aspects of competing at Flower and Produce Shows, from Rachel Daniels and Annie Maddison Warren; Neighbourhood Watch: Gossip, Power and the Working-Class Matriarch in The Archers from Claire Mortimer; and Almost without exception they are shown in their relation to mem’: Ambridge Women and Their Conversations from Sarah Kate Merry.
If you listen to this podcast, please consider supporting us on Patreon towards its upkeep. All monies go to supporting the conference and online community of Academic Archers Research Fellows.
To see us through the Archer-less Fridays and Saturdays for the foreseeable time of isolation, we are hosting an Academic Archers Saturday Omnibus for anyone to join, where we revisit past conference papers.
This week, Local Infrastructure for Emergencies - Resilient Ambridge Flood Team (RAFT) revisited, an update on AA2 paper, with evidence from subsequent experience in a Community Resilience Team, from Fiona Gleed; My parsnips are bigger than your parsnips: The negative aspects of competing at Flower and Produce Shows, from Rachel Daniels and Annie Maddison Warren; Neighbourhood Watch: Gossip, Power and the Working-Class Matriarch in The Archers from Claire Mortimer; and Almost without exception they are shown in their relation to mem’: Ambridge Women and Their Conversations from Sarah Kate Merry.
If you listen to this podcast, please consider supporting us on Patreon towards its upkeep. All monies go to supporting the conference and online community of Academic Archers Research Fellows.