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19 Jun 2024: Archaeology spans a very broad subject area, and the course allows study of topics ranging across the humanities, the social sciences and the sciences. ... We welcome applications from students studying humanistic fields such as History, English, Classics

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19 Jun 2024: p=6938 pOur Director of Studies, Dr Rebecca Watson, has contributed a chapter to a new work, ‘When Psychology Meets the Bible’. ... This work is an encounter between biblical studies and psychology/social sciences.

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19 Jun 2024: Advances in experimental social psychology 24, 319–359 (1991). 26. Hammond, R., Axelrod, R.: The evolution of ethnocentrism. ... Journal ofpersonality and social psychology 36(6), 635–642 (1978). 38. Lawrence, N.: Living together: Mind and machine

25 Jun 2024: Michael Billing’s book ‘ema href="http://www.cambridge.org/ch/academic/subjects/psychology/social-psychology/learn-write-badly-how-succeed-social-sciences"Learn to Write Badly: How to succeed in ... the social sciences/a/em’ makes the argument that

6 Jun 2024: In the first year (Part I) students take four papers, which can be freely chosen from the full range available: Politics, International Relations, Sociology, Social Anthropology, Biological Anthropology, Archaeology and Psychology. ... Some suggestions

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