Digital Humanities at Swansea

Items

• F. J. Toye, 1984 "A Defence of Development Economics"
  Inaugural lecture given by F. J. Toye, Development Policy and Planning
• Peter Townsend, 1988 "..... a thousand words (The development of computer graphics)"
  Inaugural lecture given by Peter Townsend, Professor of Applied Computer Science
• Noel Thompson, 2002 "'Unsocial objects disgraceful to humanity': some ideas of consumption in British socialist thought"
  Inaugural lecture given by Noel Thompson, Head of the Department of History
• Sir John Meurig Thomas, 1997 "The Viability of the Academic"
  James Callaghan lecture given by Sir John Meurig Thomas
• H.N.V. Temperley, 1966 "Mathematics and the Real World"
  Inaugural lecture given by H.N.V. Temperley, Professor of Applied Mathematics
• Richard Taylor, 1999 "Cinema, History, Politics: The Reel and the Real"
  Inaugural lecture given by Richard Taylor, Professor of Politics
• Leslie Symons, 1982 "The Land-Use Challenge: Eastern and Western Responses "
  Inaugural lecture given by Leslie Symons, Professor of Geography
• H.E. Street, 1955 "The Scientific Study of Plants"
  Inaugural lecture given by H.E. Street, Professor of Botany
• Nicholas Stephens, 1979 "Geomorphology in the Service of Man"
  Inaugural lecture given by Nicholas Stephens, Professor in the Department of Geography
• Keith Smith, 1990 "How Green is My Valium? (Are Chemicals Kindly or Killers?)"
  Inaugural lecture given by Keith Smith, Professor of Chemistry
• A.R.E. Singer, 1957 "The Control of Industrial Processes"
  Inaugural lecture given by A.R.E. Singer, Professor of Physical Metallurgy
• C.W. Shoppee, 1949 "The Carbon Atom"
  Inaugural lecture given by C.W. Shoppee, Professor of Chemistry
• Richard Shannon, 1980 "Mr. Gladstone and Swansea 1887"
  Inaugural lecture given by Richard Shannon, Professor of Modern History
• E.S. Sellers, 1956 "Why Chemical Engineering?"
  Inaugural lecture given by E.S. Sellers, Professor of Chemical Engineering
• G. W. Roderick, 1985 "Universities: The Pursuit of Bread, Knowledge and Freedom"
  Inaugural lecture given by G. W. Roderick, Professor and Director of Adult and Continuing Education
• Michael G. Rodd, 1988 "IT in Manufacturing - The Map to a New Society"
  Inaugural lecture given by Michael G. Rodd, Professor of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
• Brynley F. Roberts, 1980 "Brut Tysilio"
  Inaugural lecture given by Brynley F. Roberts
• F.H.T. Rhodes, 1958 "Life, Time and Darwin"
  Inaugural lecture given by F.H.T. Rhodes, Professor of Geology
• J.C. Rees, 1955 "Interpreting the Constitution"
  Inaugural lecture given by J.C. Rees, Professor of Political Theory and Government
• J.H. Purnell, 1965 "The Thermal Decomposition of Paraffin Hydrocarbons; A Century of Study"
  Inaugural lecture given by J.H. Purnell, Professor of Physical Chemistry
• D.G. Pritchard, 1972 "Educational Opportunity for the Handicapped"
  Inaugural lecture given by D.G. Pritchard, Professor of Education and Dean of the Faculty of Education
• Paul E. Preece, 1993 "Chemical Engineering - A Process of Change"
  Inaugural lecture given by Paul E. Preece, Professor and Head of Department of Chemical Engineering
• D.Z. Phillips, 1971 "Some Limits to Moral Endeavour"
  Inaugural lecture given by D.Z. Phillips, Professor of Philosophy
• R.W. Pethybridge, 1976 "Academics and Revolution"
  Inaugural lecture given by R.W. Pethybridge, Director of the Centre of Russian and East European Studies
• A. Pelter, 1972 "Organic Chemistry - A Perspective View"
  Inaugural lecture given by A. Pelter, Professor of Organic Chemistry