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Thursday 29th November
Time: 1600 - 1730 |
Sushrut Jadhav (University College London) |
A Brahmin on the Couch; secret threads, mantras, and social privilege
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Thursday 22nd November
Time: 1600 – 1730
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Matsuo Mizuho (National Museum of Ethnology, Japan) |
Imagined relatedness: Corporeal reality in third-party assisted reproductive technologies (ARTs) in Western India
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Thursday 15th November
Time: 1600 – 1730
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B. J. Sadiq, British-Pakistani writer , columnist and author of ‘Let there be Justice. The Political Journey of Imran Khan’ (2017)
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Thursday 8th November
Time: 1600-1730
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Farzana Haniffa (University of Colombo, and Smuts Visiting Fellow at University of Cambridge and Singhvi Visiting Professor) |
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Monday 5th November
Time 1700 - 1830 |
Sunil Khilnani (India Institute, King’s College London) |
Inaugural Arthur Berriedale Keith Lecture in Commonwealth Constitutionalism
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Thursday 1st November
Time: 1600 - 1730 |
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Friday 26 October
Time: 13.00-14.00 |
Sheena Kalayil Novelist and Academic (University of Manchester) |
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Thursday 18th October
Time: 1600 – 1730
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Chris Moffat (Queen Mary University London) |
History in Pakistan and the Will to Architecture’ |
29 Nov 2018
5.15pm, Lecture Theatre, Hunter Building, Lauriston Place.
Professor Elizabeth Prettejohn: The Case of M. Alphonse Legros.
22 Nov 2018
5.15pm, Lecture Theatre, Hunter Building, Lauriston Place.
Dr Matthew Potter: When England grew out of her saucy youth’: the Fin-de-Siècle German Reception of Gillray and Rowlandson, 1895 – 1908.