Dr Carrie Figdor: Dehumanization, Anthropomorphism, and Other Mindreading Speech Acts.
IASH is delighted to present the international roundtable event, A Future in Question: Higher Education and the Public Good, on Thursday 2 July 2020 at 5pm GMT.
2020 Postdoctoral Fellow Dr Natalya Din-Kariuki has written a piece for the London Review of Books on the #RhodesMustFall campaign at Oxford, COVID-19 and academic casualisation. While at IASH, her research project explores rhetorical invention in seventeenth‐century English travel writing.
IASH is delighted to present the international roundtable event, A Future in Question: Higher Education and the Public Good, in association with the US-UK Fulbright Commission, the Fulbright Association and the Lois Roth Endowment.
Wednesday 22nd July at 6pm (UK time).
From Casualty Room to A&E: History of a Hospital Space in the Twentieth Century
This talk is by Professor Graham Mooney of John Hopkins University, and will look at the changing role of casualty and A&E over the course of the 20th century.
African Fellowship Fellow, October 2020 - January 2021
Trans at the Border: Hostility, Visibility and the Digital Diasporic Voices of Africa’s Transgender Refugees
Dr Noémie Fargier: Listening to the world. Field recording practices and listening perspectives.
[IASH Work in Progress talk]
Please click HERE to go to the online talk.
May - August 2021
Hello! We’re Jana and Isabelle, and we’re both interns with the Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities this summer, under the university’s Employ.ed on Campus internship scheme. We’ll be working at IASH for 12 weeks and are so excited to get started with a variety of projects! Obviously the internship looks a bit different than we expected, but we’re getting the hang of remote working and are looking forward to the new opportunities ahead, like improving our digital skills and adapting our projects to better fit this new situation.