Friday 5th October
11.15am, Elizabeth Templeton Lecture Room, New College
Anja Klein (University of Edinburgh): Uncovering the Nymphomaniac – Exile as Sexual Violence in Ezek 16 and 23
[Biblical Studies Research Seminars]
5pm, LG.09, David Hume Tower.
Claudia Stern (Freie Universität, Berlin): "By reason or force": space, nationhood and class under the shadow of cultural trauma in Chile, 1970-1990.
[Centre for the Study of Modern and Contemporary History]
5pm, LG.09, David Hume Tower.
Olivier Estèves (Université Lille-III): The ‘Desegregation’ of English schools (1960-1980): Race, Education and Urban Space.
[Centre for the Study of Modern and Contemporary History]
5pm, LG.09, David Hume Tower.
Alexander Geppert (New York University): Dreams of a Cosmic Future: The Production of Outer Space in Post-war Europe.
[Centre for the Study of Modern and Contemporary History]
5pm, LG.09, David Hume Tower.
Stefanie Gänger (Universität Köln): The Most Important and Usual Remedy that Medicine Possesses: Cinchona, Medicine and Sociality in the Atlantic World, 1751–1820.
[Centre for the Study of Modern and Contemporary History]
5pm, LG.09, David Hume Tower.
Ben Smith (University of Warwick): U.S. Moral Panics, Mexican Politics and the Borderlands: the Origins of the War on Drugs, 1950-1962.
[Centre for the Study of Modern and Contemporary History]
5pm, LG.09, David Hume Tower.
Alex Paulin-Booth (Brussels Free Universities): Time, Space, and Empire: French West Africa under the Third Republic.
[Centre for the Study of Modern and Contemporary History]
5pm, LG.09, David Hume Tower.
Rebecca Madgin (University of Glasgow): Why does the past matter? Emotional attachments to the historic urban environment.
[Centre for the Study of Modern and Contemporary History]
5pm, LG.09, David Hume Tower.
Michael Goebel (Freie Universität, Berlin): Patchwork cities: Urban ethnic segregation in the global south in the age of steam.
In collaboration with the Global History Centre
[Centre for the Study of Modern and Contemporary History]
5pm, LG.09, David Hume Tower.
Vanessa Ogle (University of California - Berkeley): Empire’s revenge: Decolonization and the spaces of offshore capitalism.
In collaboration with the Global History Centre
[Centre for the Study of Modern and Contemporary History]