Lee Hassall
Research title: More Than a Passing Pleasure: Performing Transmatic Landscapes in Dorothy Wordsworth’s 1803 Tour Of Scotland.
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Research title: More Than a Passing Pleasure: Performing Transmatic Landscapes in Dorothy Wordsworth’s 1803 Tour Of Scotland.
Lavery, C. and Hassall, L. (2024) Scraps from the wreckage: remnants from Hashima Island. In: Gabrielsson, C. and Jobst, M. (eds.) Instituting Worlds: Architecture and Islands. Routledge: London, pp. 216-237. ISBN 9781032498836 (doi: 10.4324/9781003395911-17)
Lavery, C. and Hassall, L. (2024) Scraps from the wreckage: remnants from Hashima Island. In: Gabrielsson, C. and Jobst, M. (eds.) Instituting Worlds: Architecture and Islands. Routledge: London, pp. 216-237. ISBN 9781032498836 (doi: 10.4324/9781003395911-17)