Jessica Campbell
‘Our Home from Home: Dingleton Hospital’s Outlook.’
Marc Di Tommasi
‘Before Windrush: Mapping Historical Migrants in an Age of Controversies.’
Venue: WRW, Doorway 4, G16
Wednesday 23 January
1pm, Basement Lecture Theatre, Adam House, 3 Chambers Street.
Dr Tina di Carlo (curator and writer, ESALA Geddes Visiting Fellow): Curating dérive
[ESALA Research Seminar]
on Thursday 24 January at 5.10pm in 50 George Square, Rm 2.39.
Dr Sarah Arens (IASH): "Killing Time: Death, Feminism, and the Future in Leïla Slimani's Chanson douce"
[French and Francophone Studies Research Seminar]
Dr Cheryl Lancaster: What came first, the gene or the egg?’ Genetics and embryology research at Edinburgh
[IASH Work in Progress talk]
DELC’s Research Strand “Cultural Encounters/Dialogues”.
Dr Natalia Kaloh Vid (Department of Translation Studies, Faculty of Arts, University of Maribor, Slovenia).
Title: Sovietisms as Cultural, Historical and Social Realia in English Translations of Mikhail Bulgakov's “A Dog’s Heart”. (In English).
Room: 50 George Square - G.05
Date(s): Mon 28/01/2019
Time: 12:00 - 13:00.
All welcome!
Abstract:
Dr Hossein Habibi: The Central Zagros during Late Antiquity: Diversity and Symbiosis
Diane Urquhart (University of Liverpool)
'Like diamonds, gambling, and picture-fancying, a luxury of the rich? Ireland's divorcing minority, 1701-1922'
Ian D’Alton (Trinity College Dublin) and Ida Milne (Carlow College)
'From George V to the GAA: Mapping the Protestant place in independent Ireland'
Stuart Clark (University of Edinburgh): No love lost? The Scots in Ireland under the Union.
Erika Hanna (University of Bristol) : 'Subsistence farming, butter, and murder: The local and the global history of an Irish field in 1958'
Joint event with Centre for the Study of Modern and Contemporary History