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Jonathon Crewe

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Associate Professor in Film and Creative Writing

University of West London

United Kingdom

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Jonathon Crewe is an Associate Professor in Film and Creative Writing at the University of West London, UK. His research areas include knowledge exchange in creative practice-research, gender representation in cinema, and the construction of working-class identity in literature. He has published various articles exploring these topics, focusing on narrative techniques and socio-cultural implications.

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2020

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Marcus Nicholls

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Under the Radar – a case study: embedding knowledge exchange in creative practice-research projects in the SHAPE subjects through engagement activities with non-academic partners and participants

The impact of gender on the representation of characters aged over 50 in British films between 2021-22

Last Night, Locked In

Creative writing as a research methodology

The construction of (white) working-class identity in narrative literary texts and its contribution to socio-cultural and politico-financial inequality

Another London, another point of view: the use of defamiliarisation to elicit empathy in the reader for the white working-class protagonist in Another London and their ‘real-world’ equivalents

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Marcus Nicholls

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