New Postcolonial British Genres

Ilott, Sarah

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“…A number of national policy documents reinforce the importance of research for ensuring efficient, safe and innovative service delivery (3,8,9).However an organisational culture shift is required if the challenge of increasing research utilisation is to be overcome (10). An audit identified an increase in the number and proportion of therapists (Physiotherapy (PT), Occupational Therapy (OT) and Speech and Language therapy (SLT)) with doctoral qualifications between 1997 and 1999, and 97 therapists identifying themselves as the lead grant holder on national or international research programmes (10).…”

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“…An audit identified an increase in the number and proportion of therapists (Physiotherapy (PT), Occupational Therapy (OT) and Speech and Language therapy (SLT)) with doctoral qualifications between 1997 and 1999, and 97 therapists identifying themselves as the lead grant holder on national or international research programmes (10). Where AHPs are lead researchers this is most likely to indicate that the primary research questions being investigated are central to AHP service delivery or care.…”

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Research from therapeutic radiographers: An audit of research capacity within the UK

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Research from Allied Health Professionals (AHPs) is anecdotally known to lag behind that of other professions. The developing research landscape within other therapies and internationally led us to question how UK practice in therapeutic radiography was developing. The aim of the survey was to audit research capacity across therapy radiography in the UK. MethodAn electronic survey was sent to Radiotherapy Service Managers (RSM) and research leads in each of the radiotherapy centres in the UK. An adapted version of the Auditing Research Capacity tool (ARC © tool) was used as the basis of the questionnaire. ResultsA total of 45 RSM responded to the survey (67% response rate) and 30 Research radiographers (RR)(45% response rate). A total of 51 RR were in post equating to 40.3 whole time equivalents and averaging 1 RR per centre. Variation was evident in the commitment to the development of a research culture identified by practices such as linking research to the business planning cycle, inclusion of research in recruitment and advertising materials, or having a nominated therapeutic radiographer lead on research for the department. Over a third of responding centres did not have a research strategy and training for RRs was limited; specifically in areas such as writing funding bids, writing for publication and the research and governance process. ConclusionA number of short and long-term strategies are proposed that should enhance a positive research culture and improve research capacity for therapeutic radiography led research. These include utilisation of the existing infrastructure provided by the National Institute for Health Research, a lead or co-ordinator for research activity with a remit to motivate others. Development of links and networks, and the development of a research strategy linked to wider Trust research priorities. The research strategy should include mentoring or developing appropriate research skills for those engaged in research (including higher degree qualifications). RSMs should also encourage peerreviewed publications, and conference presentations from all staff to ensure research results are disseminated to the wider profession.

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“…Pour plus de détails sur ces ques tions, voir, entre autres,Derrida (1980),Grant (2012),Ilott (2015), Lang ford(2005), Moine(2008).7 Certains Indiens sont égale ment restau ra teurs mais ils tiennent des établis se ments beau coup plus chics (Nina's Heavenly Delights,Cash & Curry) alors que les Pakis ta nais gèrent plutôt des points de vente à emporter.8 Cette soli da rité est remar quée par d'autres mino rités (Starred Up). Seul Yesterday offre la vision d'une famille d'ascen dance indienne tota le ment coupée de sa commu nauté puisque toutes leurs rela tions sont des Blancs.…”

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« I’m British but… » (Gurinder Chadha, 1989) : les communautés indopakistanaises dans le cinéma britannique des années 1980 à nos jours

Marin-Lamellet

2024

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Le cinéma britannique présente des perspectives variées sur les communautés indopakistanaises, ce qui permet d’observer leur évolution sur les quatre dernières décennies. Les tensions générées par une société multiculturelle (discrimination, racisme institutionnel, repli identitaire, radicalisation politico-religieuse) interrogent sur la cohésion nationale face au communautarisme. Avec un optimisme lucide, le cinéma britannique lutte contre les exclusions de toutes sortes et tente de ré-universaliser le Royaume-Uni pour mieux célébrer son identité nationale.

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“…With its main characters forced to cooperate to get out of a besieged, enclosed place before finding a form of redemption in their heroic resistance, Attack the Block is also inspired by genres as varied as the western, the thriller or the action film. 20 But, although comedy is indeed the general tone of the film, the latter essentially blends science fiction, with a horrific tinge because of the presence of creatures, with banlieue cinema 21 to better debunk the clichés associated with a certain British youth and present to a wider audience -and therefore less likely to be already converted -a discourse usually found in social-realist cinema. This film therefore sits at the confluence of two great British cinematic modes of storytelling: science fiction and social realism.…”

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Generic confluence as the art of ideological peddling: Attack the Block (Joe Cornish, 2011)

Marin-Lamellet

2022

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New Postcolonial British Genres

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Research from therapeutic radiographers: An audit of research capacity within the UK

Research from therapeutic radiographers: An audit of research capacity within the UK

« I’m British but… » (Gurinder Chadha, 1989) : les communautés indopakistanaises dans le cinéma britannique des années 1980 à nos jours

Generic confluence as the art of ideological peddling: Attack the Block (Joe Cornish, 2011)

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