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ESRC Festival of Social Science
Mechanical Generation by Rosalyn Georgia Blow
The Wall by Annukka Junni
The ESRC Festival of Social Science is a week-long celebration of the social sciences and social science research, taking place from 5-12 November across the UK, with free events for all ages.
The Festival at Bangor University is organised by Dr Martina Feilzer, Head of the School of Social Sciences. The Festival is highlighted with a photography and poetry competition. The winner(s) of each category are awarded with a £50 first prize, funded by the ESRC Impact Acceleration Account.
The poetry competition entries came from both the 14-18 and 18+ age ranges. The photo competition entries came from the 18+ age range.
The categories for poetry are: My Life Today; Change: Opportunity or disruption; Tradition, Continuity, or Constraint?; and, Connections. The categories for photography are: Change: Opportunity or disruption; Tradition, Continuity, or Constraint?; and, Connections.
My Life Today (14-18 age range)
Poetry winner: Rosalyn Georgia Blow – A Mechanical Generation
Read A Mechanical Generation by Rosalyn Georgia Blow.
buy dapoxetine sildenafil Change: Opportunity or disruption (18+ age range)
order colchicine from canada Poetry winner (Change category):  http://cedarcityblogshop.com/register/ Ifan Prys – Newid
Read Newid, by Ifan Prys.
Poetry finalists (Change category):
Claire Kearns – Awoken
Catherine Suddaby – Change: opportunity or disruption?
Joanna Tang – Casting Shadows
Read the finalist poems (Change category).
Photography – Joint winners (Change category):
George Dennison – Agricultural disruption on a once forested area; and
Temiloluwa Obiyemi – Although we often wait or search for the right opportunity, it might just be in front of our nose, waiting for us
View the Gallery of all photography finalists.
George Dennison – ‘Agricultural disruption on a once forested area’
Temiloluwa Obiyemi – ‘Although we often wait or search for the right opportunity, it might just be in front of our nose, waiting for us’.
Tradition, Continuity, or Constraint? (18+ age range)
Poetry winner (Tradition): Owen Hayes – Luddite
Read Luddite by Owen Hayes.
Daudu Daniel Maidaki – Where do we go?
Sophie Monahan – Lean Over, pretty
Jade Owens – Society
Read the finalist poems (Tradition category).
Photography winner (Tradition): Thomas Ovenden – Some things never change
View the Gallery of all photography finalists.
Thomas Ovenden – ‘I met this cobbler sitting in the doorway of his house and workshop in a mountain village in Mexico. He told me he’d made shoes by hand this way, the old way, for the whole village in this very house for 45 years, he seemed happy to carry on for another 45. Some things never change but sometimes the rediscovery of traditions long forgotten make us realise the cost of our forgetfulness.’
Connections (18+ age range)
Poetry winner (Connections): Annukka Junni – The Wall
Read The Wall by Annukka Junni.
Georgi Dimitrov – My Dearest…
Annukka Junni – Slate
Read the finalist poems (Connections category).
Photography winner: Grateful Itiowe – Life, living and beyond
Photography Honourable Mention: Srimonti Guha – Unspoken Love
View the Gallery of all photography finalists.
Grateful Itiowe – ‘Life, living and beyond’
Srimonti Guha – ‘Unspoken Love’
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Cystadleuaeth Ffotograffiaeth a Barddoniaeth Gŵyl Gwyddorau Cymdeithas Y Cyngor Ymchwil Economaidd a Chymdeithasol
Wythnos i ddathlu gwyddorau cymdeithas ac ymchwil i wyddorau cymdeithas yw Gŵyl Gwyddorau Cymdeithas Y Cyngor Ymchwil Economaidd a Chymdeithasol, sy’n cael ei chynnal rhwng 5 a 12 Tachwedd ledled y Deyrnas Unedig, ac fel rhan o’r ŵyl cynhelir digwyddiadau’n rhan ac am ddim i bobl o bob oed.
Trefnir yr Ŵyl ym Mhrifysgol Bangor gan Dr Martina Feilzer, Pennaeth yr Ysgol Gwyddorau Cymdeithas. Tynnir sylw at yr ŵyl trwy gynnal cystadleuaeth ffotograffiaeth a barddoniaeth. Mae enillydd (enillwyr) pob categori yn cael gwobr o £50, a noddir drwy Gyfrif Cyflymu Effaith Y Cyngor Ymchwil Economaidd a Chymdeithasol.
Roedd dau ystod oedran i’r cystadlaethau barddoniaeth, sef 14-19 oed a 18+ oed. Un ystod oedran sydd i’r cystadlaethau ffotograffiaeth, sef 18+ oed.
Y categorïau ar gyfer barddoniaeth yw: Fy Mywyd Heddiw; Newid: Yn cynnig cyfle neu’n tarfu ar fywyd; Traddodiad, Parhad, neu Rwystr?; a, Cysylltiadau. Y categorïau ar gyfer ffotograffiaeth yw: Newid: Yn cynnig cyfle neu’n tarfu ar fywyd; Traddodiad, Parhad, neu Rwystr?; a, Cysylltiadau.
Fy Mywyd Heddiw (ystod oedran 14-18)
Enillydd barddoniaeth: Rosalyn Georgia Blow – A Mechanical Generation
Darllenwch A Mechanical Generation gan Rosalyn Georgia Blow.
Newid: Yn cynnig cyfle neu’n tarfu ar fywyd (ystod oedran 18+)
Enillydd barddoniaeth (Categori Newid): Ifan Prys – Newid
Darllenwch Newid, gan Ifan Prys
Rownd derfynol barddoniaeth (Categori Newid):
Claire Kearns – Awoken
Catherine Suddaby – Change: opportunity or disruption?
Joanna Tang – Casting Shadows
Darllenwch gerddi’r rhai a gyrhaeddodd y rownd derfynol (Categori Newid).
Ffotograffiaeth – Cydradd fuddugol (Categori Newid):
George Dennison – Agricultural disruption on a once forested area; a
Temiloluwa Obiyemi – Although we often wait or search for the right opportunity, it might just be in front of our nose, waiting for us.
Edrychwch ar oriel o ffotograffau pawb a gyrhaeddodd y rownd derfynol.
George Dennison – ‘Agricultural disruption on a once forested area’.
Temiloluwa Obiyemi – ‘Although we often wait or search for the right opportunity, it might just be in front of our nose, waiting for us’.
Traddodiad, Parhad, neu Rwystr? (Ystod oedran 18+):
Darllenwch Luddite gan Owen Hayes.
Rownd derfynol barddoniaeth (Traddodiad):
Daudu Daniel Maidaki – Where do we go?
Sophie Monahan – Lean Over, pretty
Jade Owens – Society
Darllenwch gerddi’r rhai a gyrhaeddodd y rownd derfynol (Categori Traddodiad).
Thomas Ovenden –Some things never change
Edrychwch ar oriel o ffotograffau pawb a gyrhaeddodd y rownd derfynol.
Thomas Ovenden – ‘Wnes i gyfarfod y teiliwr ‘ma’n eistedd yn nrws ei gartref a’i weithdy mewn pentref mynyddig ym Mecsico. Mi ddwedodd wrtha i ei fod o wedi bod yn gwneud esgidiau â llaw fel hyn, yn yr hen ffordd, i bawb yn y pentref, o’r tŷ hwnnw, ers 45 mlynedd, ac roedd o’n edrych fel pe byddai’n hapus gwneud hynny am 45 mlynedd arall. Mae rhai pethau nad ydyn nhw byth yn newid ond weithiau drwy ailddarganfod traddodiadau yr ydyn ni wedi hen anghofio amdanyn nhw rydan ni sylweddoli beth yw cost yr anghofio hwnnw.’ (Cyfieithiad)
Cysylltiadau (Ystod oedran 18+)
Annukka Junni – The Wall
Darllenwch The Wall gan Annukka Junni
Rownd derfynol barddoniaeth (Cysylltiadau):
Georgi Dimitrov – My Dearest…
Annukka Junni – Slate
Darllen cerddi’r rhai a gyrhaeddodd y rownd derfynol (Categori Cysylltiadau)
Grateful Itiowe – Life, living and beyond
Ffotograffiaeth – Canmoliaeth Uchel: Srimonti Guha – Unspoken Love
Edrychwch ar oriel o ffotograffau pawb a gyrhaeddodd y rownd derfynol.
Grateful Itiowe – ‘Life, living and beyond’
Srimonti Guha – ‘Unspoken Love’
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