Tue Jan 14, 2020
5pm, LG.8 David Hume Tower
Courtney Campbell (Birmingham): From Olga to Dilma: Women revolutionaries and the nation in twentieth-century Brazil.
[Centre for the Study of Modern & Contemporary History seminar]
Jazz and Popular Music Study Group
Alison House, Atrium
Nicolson Square
Dr. Paul Harkins - Auteurship, Technology, and Gender: A Case Study of Kate Bush
Jazz and Popular Music Study Group
Reid School of Music on Wednesdays, 1:10pm-2:30pm
February 5: Hauntology & Musical Nostalgia
Jazz and Popular Music Study Group
Reid School of Music on Wednesdays, 1:10pm-2:30pm
January 29: Dr. James Cook - ‘Ludomusicology, online places and virtual spaces II’
Jazz and Popular Music Study Group
Reid School of Music on Wednesdays, 1:10pm-2:30pm
January 22: Norman Rogers - Post Punk Edinburgh 1979-83
Jazz and Popular Music Study Group
Reid School of Music on Wednesdays, 1:10pm-2:30pm
January 15: Dr. Marian Jago - Canon: Alternate Approaches for Jazz & Popular Music Studies
3rd April
Prof Chris Keith: 'Functional, Fluent, or a ‘Research Language’?: Where was Hebrew on Origen’s CV
Biblical Studies Research Seminar
11.15am, Martin Hall, New College.
27th March
Dr Laura Quick (University of Oxford):
The Poetics of the Body in 4QWiles of the Wicked Woman.
Biblical Studies Research Seminar
11.15am, Martin Hall, New College.
20th March
Dr Andrew Boakye (University of Manchester): "As Good as Dead": Why Abraham's God Solves Paul's Dilemma in Romans and Galatians.
Biblical Studies Research Seminar
11.15am, Martin Hall, New College.
13th March, 11:15-12:45
Ted Sung (PhD candidate, New College): A Voice Fit to Persuade: Literary Strategies for the Autobiographical Setup in Eccl 1:12-2:26; Heather Pillette (PhD candidate, New College): The Characters of Lamentations.
Biblical Studies Research Seminar
11.15am, Martin Hall, New College.