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The Right Stuff: Information, Privacy and the Ethics of Disclosure

Personal information is understood as the property of individuals, but this way of thinking about information raises questions about the ethics of information sharing, particularly in relation to medical research and the management of risk in healthcare.

The Right Stuff: How Do We Make Moral Choices?

A review of developments in moral psychology over the last two decades, specifically the neuroscience of moral decision-making, and the implications of this research for ethical issues such as moral responsibility. Particularly focus will be given to the capacity to make unwise decisions...

Charles Dickens, 'Hard Times' and Hyperbole

Dickens' use of exaggeration is key to his style. But its use has myriad effects from making a character's disposition unmissable, to adding whimsy and humour.

What Part Did The Commercial Companies Play In Stimulating Engineering Design?

A question from the lecture 'From Sail to Steam: London's...

Queen Victoria's Views On The Appointments of Ecclesiastics

A question from the lecture 'Queen Victoria' by Professor Vernon...

Was There Any Serious Affection Towards Queen Victoria From India?

A question from the lecture 'Queen Victoria' by Professor Vernon...

Queen Victoria

Queen Victoria was the first constitutional monarch. The Crown had become the symbol not only of British nationhood but also of Empire. How did this come about?

Did Queen Victoria prepare Edward VII to become King?

A question from the lecture 'Queen Victoria' by Professor Vernon...

Did Queen Victoria hold regular audiences with her Prime Ministers?

A question from the lecture 'Queen Victoria' by Professor Vernon...

Changing Minds and Changing Risk

Professor Gwen Adshead looks at the risks factors and the common types of violence, within the context of treatment and therapy issues