Davina Cooper (King’s College London): What should we do with the future? Reimagining the conceptual space of gender.
[Centre for the Study of Modern and Contemporary History]
Emily Brownell (University of Edinburgh): Concrete and bricks: Materializing the future in 1970s Tanzania.
[Centre for the Study of Modern and Contemporary History]
5.15pm, David Hume Tower, LG.06.
Lisa Baer (University of Guelph): Coding gender and ambition in early modern Scotland: Approaching the sixteenth century with the digital humanities.
[Histories of Gender and Sexuality seminars / Scottish History]
Thursday 8 Nov
4pm, Seminar Room 1, Chrystal MacMillan Building.
Jesse Olszynsko-Gryn (University of Strathclyde): A woman's right to know: Pregnancy testing in twentieth-century Britain.
[Histories of Gender and Sexuality seminars / History of Science, Medicine and Technology]
Wednesday 24 Oct
4pm, G16, Old Medical School, Teviot Place Quad, Doorway 4.
Katherine Paugh (University of Oxford): Venereal disease and the history of medical knowledge in the Atlantic world.
[Histories of Gender and Sexuality seminars / History of Science, Medicine and Technology]
Wednesday 3 Oct
4pm, G16, Old Medical School, Teviot Place Quad, Doorway 4.
Tanya Cheadle (Univeristy of Glasgow): Redeeming sexual pleasure: Jane Hume Clapperton's vision of a "new morality", 1885-1904.
[Histories of Gender and Sexuality seminars]
1pm, G16, William Robertson Wing.
Sarah Thomson (University of Edinburgh): Returning to America’s roots: Presidential travel and Reagan’s 1984 re-election campaign.
[Diaspora Studies Graduate Workshop]
1pm, G16, William Robertson Wing.
Georgia Vullinghs (University of Edinburgh): Movement and the exiled Stuarts, 1716-1766.
[Diaspora Studies Graduate Workshop]
1pm, G16, William Robertson Wing.
Krysten Blackstone (University of Edinburgh): Marching in unison: The development of national identity in the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War.
[Diaspora Studies Graduate Workshop]
1pm, G16, William Robertson Wing.
Marjan Asi (University of Edinburgh): Tracing political quietism in the Hadith Corpus: A case study.
[Diaspora Studies Graduate Workshop]