Victorian asylums were notorious for their miles of long corridors, in the earlier nineteenth century these were often broad and doubled as day rooms for the patients. The subject of asylum corridors was often hotly debated amongst architects and physicians, perhaps this is why so many of the c...
The site falls into two halves with the largest section to the north‑east dominated by the imposing administration block with its splendid towers, a landmark visible from miles around. This forms the nucleus of the asylum section, a group of six tall, three‑storey buildings, including the...
Located around 25 miles from Chicago, Wheaton is one of the city’s more religious suburbs. It’s the home of the well-regarded evangelical school Wheaton College, with many churches in the town. It also doubles as something of a college town in general, also home to the Illinois Institute...
Iran has been experiencing an epidemic of COVID-19 and is one of the top countries that have the highest incidence of the novel Coronavirus (Nemati, Ebrahimi, & Nemati). Qom, a popular religious tourism city in about 100 miles south of the capital Tehran, is where the first cases of ...
Brown2004). Both approaches looked at the history of health and medicine in colonial India from a simplistic coloniser/colonised binary, ignoring the cracks within the colonial hegemony and in particular the role of Indian intermediaries who helped in the functioning of the colonial project at the ...
classic novel "Moby Dick," immortalized with the famous opening line "Call me Ishmael." Whether parents chose to invert the letters "a" and "e" to create the variation of Ishmeal—or if it was accidental—remains unclear, but the name has never made it to the top 1,000 of the SSA ...