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A collection of words from the talking fingers of Pol Dudley. I was in a much better place yesterday,. Where fear could not grow as much as it did today. And I fear that fear will grow to a greater extent tomorrow,. When there seems to be no graver place than now. The Tale of Chin and Posy. There is a girl named Posy. Her eyes are shriveled tight. All morning, day, and night. One day she finds before her. A little lake of tears.
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The Politics of Wellbeing seminar series is an ESRC funded interdisciplinary project aiming to identify and communicate the distinctive contribution the politics discipline can make to the wellbeing debate and policy development in the UK and beyond. The Politics of Wellbeing series is run by Ian Bache. Professor of Politics at the University of Sheffield; Karen Scott. Lord Richard Percy Fellow, Newcastle University and Charles Seaford.