Professor Stan Allen (Princeton University): Objects and Fields
Wednesday 27 February
1pm, Basement Lecture Theatre, Adam House, 3 Chambers Street.
Professor Stan Allen (Princeton University): Objects and Fields
[ESALA Research Seminar]
Wednesday 27 February
1pm, Basement Lecture Theatre, Adam House, 3 Chambers Street.
Professor Stan Allen (Princeton University): Objects and Fields
[ESALA Research Seminar]
3pm, Medical School, Teviot 1.429 Teaching Room 8, Doorway 3.
Agnese Sile (Digital Design and Media, ECA): Visual Illness Narratives.
[Health Humanities and Arts seminar]
Guy Ortolano: Thatcher's Progress: From Social Democracy to Market Liberalism through an English New Town
Book launch
All are welcome to attend a buffet lunch beforehand, at 12.30pm.
IASH is delighted to present number 20 in our Occasional Papers series, The Enlightened Virago: Princess Dashkova through the Eyes of Others, edited by Dr Georgina Barker. The text is an edited collection of memoirs, reminiscences, diaries, letters and other documents relating to the remarkable life of Princess Ekaterina Romanovna Dashkova (1743-1810).
Dr Andrew Monaghan (the University of Oxford): Russian Views of War in the Twenty First Century.
[The Annual Erickson Lecture]
For more information and to register please visit: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/erickson-lecture-2019-russian-views-of-war-in-the-twenty-first-century-by-dr-andrew-monaghan-tickets-54595467513
https://www.ed.ac.uk/chaplaincy/events/hebridean-treasure
[Edinburgh University Chaplaincy.]
'Extinction Rebellion' is an event looking at the environmental crisis and humanity's potential for extinction and asks what we can do to prevent it. The panel will include Professor Simon Kelley and Professor Dave Reay.
https://www.ed.ac.uk/chaplaincy/events/extinction-rebellion
[Edinburgh University Chaplaincy.]
WORLDS BEYOND US. Join us for an invigorating symposium as PhD candidates present their research on the multiple interactions between humans and non-humans. In this symposium, we will further our understanding of humanity in healthcare administration, animal ethics and personhood in animal-assisted therapy, material therapy in dementia, moral economy in boycott movements, the social life of abortion pills, microbial worlds and military metaphors, dog food in the more-than-human family, and how landscapes make or unmake epidemics.
Tuesday, 26 Feb
5:30pm, David Hume Tower, LG.10.
Relli Shechter (Ben Gurion University of the Negev), The Rise of the Egyptian Middle Class: Socio-Economic Mobility and Public Discontent from Nasser to Sadat
[Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies]
Wed 6 Mar
Rosie Knight (University of Sheffield)
‘Mothers’ work: Enslaved women and female enslavers in the slaveholding household’
G.15, Doorway 4, Old Medical School
16:00