Mimi Yates - I will ultimately argue that posthuman relationships will transform our notions of intimacy and that, in fact, they already have. I believe that the potential of progression represents us with some serious challenges that need addressing.

Mimi Yates - A certain hesitation exists upon putting the terms ‘male’ and ‘feminist’ together. Within academia, some scholars suggest it is oxymoronic (Kahane 1998). In this essay I will explore two, distinctive yet interrelated, obstacles for men in understanding and engaging in feminist thought.

Mimi Yates - This essay concludes that challenging laddism must aim to involve men in feminist discourse promoting a reformed positive masculinity, fostering authentic collaboration between men, women and institutions to promote solidarity.

Ollie Austin - In a possible world...

Ellie Shaw - Predictive Processing Framework (henceforth PPF) to psychotic disorders provides a meaningful link between our visual perception of the world and the development of hallucinations, taken here as a symptom of psychosis.

Aleksandra Kulawska - Classical solutions to the problem of identity based on Aristotelian logic are unsuccessful because they don’t capture specific features of human reality and language. In order to talk meaningfully about identity and solve the paradox, we need to focus on a fuzzier approach.