Theology, Imagination and the Arts
Dr Bex Lewis first mentioned Keep Calm and Carry On in her 1997 undergraduate dissertation. She completed her PhD in 2004, focusing upon British propaganda posters of the Second World War within a framework of Foucouldian discourse analysis. She has moved on from historical communications to become fully immersed in digital communications, as Director of ‘Digital Fingerprint’, managing The Big Bible Project for CODEC at the University of Durham, whilst also working for the University of Winchester as ‘Technology Enhanced Learning Fellow’ and Media Studies lecturer.
If you haven’t seen “Keep Calm and Carry On” or one of its variations over the past decade, you’ve missed a truly global phenomenon.[1]…