Optical mineralogyby D. Shelley

CHALLENGING CONVENTIONAL WISDOM & GENDER WORK Shelley

The misunderstood consequences of Shelley v. Kraemer.

Shelley v. Kraemer (1948) was a landmark civil rights ruling, in which the Supreme Court held that private racial covenants could not be enforced by the state to evict black buyers of "restricted" homes. Fair housing scholars have generally dismissed or downplayed the practical effects of Shelley, since other forms of housing discrimination remained very powerful. Using spatial lag models and d...

Elisabeth Paice , Shelley Heard and Fiona Moss doctors ?

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The Politics of Dreaming – from Diderot to Keats and Shelley

ALAN RICHARDSON, Professor of English, Boston College Aarhus University Press, Romantik, 01, vol. 01, 2012, pages 9-26 9 R O M A N T IK · 0 1 of the specific dreams represented in two important Romantic poems, P. B. Shelley’s Alastor and John Keats’ ‘The Eve of St. Agnes’. In both parts of this essay, my reinterpretation of earlier discourses and texts has been partly inspired by my awareness o...

Remembering Shelley v. Kraemer: Of Public and Private Worlds