Dr Stephen Greer, Lecturer in Theatre Practices at the University of Glasgow, was a featured lecturer for the SGSAH 2016 Theories of Knowledge Lecture Series, speaking on Performance and Performativity. He was gracious enough to provide us with a blog of additional new insights that supplement and expand upon his lecture. Thinking about gender as a performance can draw our attention … Continue reading GUEST BLOGGER: SGSAH THEORIES OF KNOWLEDGE LECTURE SERIES—DR STEPHEN GREER

  Matluba Khan, a PhD Candidate in Architecture and Landscape Architecture at University of Edinburgh's College of Art, speaks to the beginning of her journey toward being SGSAH's first Thinker-In-Residence, through participation in SGSAH's Policy Stories and Legacy Resources.  ‘You have done a Ph.D. You have written a 100,000 word thesis. So what?’   Most PhD researchers in Arts and Humanities … Continue reading GUEST BLOGGER: WALKING WITH THE SCOTTISH GRADUATE SCHOOL OF ARTS AND HUMANITIES—AN INSPIRATIONAL EXPERIENCE (PART ONE)

Dr Andrew Hass of the University of Stirling was a featured lecturer for the SGSAH 2016 Theories of Knowledge Lecture Series, speaking on Sign & Structure. He was gracious enough to provide us with some related muses on "The Coming of Nothing." “Nothing will come of nothing.” We have all heard this phrase before. It … Continue reading GUEST BLOGGER: SGSAH THEORIES OF KNOWLEDGE LECTURE SERIES—DR ANDREW HASS