Qualifications
MSc Social and Political Theory
BA English Literature
Research Project
Integration: Using Speculative Fiction to Re-Imagine Money
Supervisors
Prof Ian Davidson
Research Themes & Scholarly Interests
Economic humanities, sociology and anthropology of money, biopolitics and predictive analytics, games and gamification, phenomenology of labour, speculative fiction, avant-garde poetry.
Key Publications/Outputs
Invocation (Critical Documents 2013)
Marta and the Demons (Preyed Press 2014)
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