Dr Paola Vargas Arana: "Life journeys of Africans in the Antioquia gold mines of New Granada during the British "asiento" (1713-1750)"
Event date:
Wednesday 4 October 2023
Time:
13:00-14:00
Events listings from the Institute Project on Decoloniality.
An IASH Work-in-Progress seminar, delivered by Dr Paul Newton-Jackson ( Centre for Research Collections Fellow 2023)
Mahogany, Ivory, and Tortoiseshell: Towards a Political Ecology of Eighteenth-Century Keyboard Instruments
An online IASH Work-in-Progress seminar, delivered by Dr Emma Hill (RACE.ED Archival Research Fellow, 2023-24)
Unpacking the Archives of Scottish-Somali Action
With support from the Institute of Advanced Studies in the Humanities, we are excited to present a screening of a new biopic, celebrating the life and works of Pauline Oliveros, the founder of Deep Listening. Free tickets are available here.
An IASH Work-in-Progress seminar, delivered by Dr Elad Carmel (Daiches-Manning Memorial Fellow in 18th-Century Scottish Studies 2023; Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
Freethought, Feminism, and Antislavery Ideas in 18th Century Britain: Two Case Studies
Please note the date for this additional seminar. Dr Anthony Neal will present his seminar in the usual Wednesday slot on 12 July.
An IASH Work-in-Progress seminar, delivered by Dr Valerie Wallace (Daiches-Manning Memorial Fellow in 18th-Century Scottish Studies 2022-23; University of St Andrews)
The Case of William Macao: Alienness, Subjecthood and Legal Pluralism during Britain’s Reign of Alarm
An online IASH Work-in-Progress seminar, delivered by Dr Anthony Neal (American Philosophical Association Fellow 2023; Mississippi State University)
Under Hume’s Foot…Violent Abstractions
Decolonising Modernism(s)
A one day symposium coordinated by Dr Arka Chattopadhyay and Dr Sourit Bhattacharya.
Register to attend in-person or virtually: https://decolonisingmodernisms.eventbrite.co.uk
An IASH Work-in-Progress seminar, delivered by Dr Priyanka Tripathi (Visiting Research Fellow 2023; Indian Institute of Technology Patna)
A Decolonial Reading of Caste/Class Narrative of Abortion as a Tool of Gender-Based Violence in Select Indian Literary Texts
