Mitch Rose
Darllenydd
Deputy Head of the Graduate School
Uwch Ddarlithydd mewn Daearyddiaeth Ddynol
Adran Daearyddiaeth a Gwyddorau Daear
Manylion Cyswllt
- Ebost: mir24@aber.ac.uk
- ORCID: 0000-0002-0695-3633
- Swyddfa: K4, Adeilad Llandinam
- Ffôn: +44 (0) 1970 622582
- Proffil Porth Ymchwil
Noder: Mae gwybodaeth ychwanegol neu manylach ar y fersiwn Saesneg o'r proffil hwn.
Dysgu
Module Coordinator
- GS20410 - Concepts for Geographers
- PGM0810 - Qualitative Data Collection and Analysis (0810)
- PGM0210 - Principles of Research Design
- PGM0720 - Qualitative Data Collection and Analysis (0720)
- GGM1320 - Contemporary Debates in Social and Spatial Theory
- GS14220 - Place and Identity
Tutor
- PGM2310 - Research Skills and Personal Development (Science) (2310)
- GGM1320 - Contemporary Debates in Social and Spatial Theory
- PGM0210 - Principles of Research Design
- GS14220 - Place and Identity
- PGM2210 - Research Skills and Personal Development (Arts and Humanities) (2210)
- GS20410 - Concepts for Geographers
- PGM0720 - Qualitative Data Collection and Analysis (0720)
- PGM0810 - Qualitative Data Collection and Analysis (0810)
Coordinator
- PGM0720 - Qualitative Data Collection and Analysis (0720)
- GGM1320 - Contemporary Debates in Social and Spatial Theory
- GS14220 - Place and Identity
- PGM0210 - Principles of Research Design
- GS20410 - Concepts for Geographers
- PGM0810 - Qualitative Data Collection and Analysis (0810)
Lecturer
- PGM0810 - Qualitative Data Collection and Analysis (0810)
- PGM4420 - Qualitative Data Collection and Analysis (1120)
- DA34040 - Traethawd Estynedig Daearyddiaeth
- GS34040 - Geography Dissertation
- PGM0720 - Qualitative Data Collection and Analysis (0720)
- PGM4210 - Principles of Research Design
- GS21520 - Human Geography Research Design and Fieldwork Skills
- PGM4005 - Ethics, Plagiarism and Academic Practice for Research Students
Attendance Dept Admin
- PGM0720 - Qualitative Data Collection and Analysis (0720)
- PGM2010 - Specialist Research Skills for scientists
- PGM6510 - Critical Commentary in Practice-Based Research
- PGM1010 - Quantitative Data Collection and Analysis (for social scientists)
- PGM0810 - Qualitative Data Collection and Analysis (0810)
- PGM8110 - How to Organise a Conference
- PGM1810 - Ways of Working
- PGM2810 - Skills in Bioinformatics for Biologists
- PGM3610 - Texts that made the Middle Ages: Latin for postgraduates
- PGM0210 - Principles of Research Design
- PGM5410 - Research Seminar Skills in Physical Sciences
- PGM6310 - Subject Specific Research Skills
- PGM6410 - Writing your first Journal Article
Blackboard Dept Admin
- PGM0720 - Qualitative Data Collection and Analysis (0720)
- PGM6510 - Critical Commentary in Practice-Based Research
- PGM8110 - How to Organise a Conference
- PGM2010 - Specialist Research Skills for scientists
- PGM6410 - Writing your first Journal Article
- PGM1010 - Quantitative Data Collection and Analysis (for social scientists)
- PGM1810 - Ways of Working
- PGM3610 - Texts that made the Middle Ages: Latin for postgraduates
- PGM5410 - Research Seminar Skills in Physical Sciences
- PGM0810 - Qualitative Data Collection and Analysis (0810)
- PGM2810 - Skills in Bioinformatics for Biologists
- PGM0210 - Principles of Research Design
- PGM6310 - Subject Specific Research Skills
Ymchwil
Landscape: historically the landscape was understood as a visual representation reflecting the inner ideologies, values, and norms of dominant social groups. My contribution to this conversation has been to argue that landscape does not reflect already interiorized identities but marks an ambition to make identity real by externalising it – i.e., building it in the world. In this framing, landscape is the materialisation of a desire; it marks an ambition to lay claim to an identity by making it visible. Indeed, it is precisely because identity has no ontological anchor that landscape is needed. It is the materiality of landscape that allows imaginations of identity to transpire.