Gemma Clark (Exeter) ‘“The Right to Live in my Own Country”: Intimidation and Expulsion in Revolutionary Ireland'
Katrina Goldstone (Independent) ‘“Yiz have Quare Ways”, Irish Jewish Writer Leslie Daiken, New Perspectives on Irish Jewish History’
Maurice Casey (Oxford): “This Rabble Doesn’t Deserve to be saved from Capitalism”: The Social World of Irish Communism, 1927-41.
Patrick McDonagh (European University Institute) ‘Rethinking the History of Gay Activism in Ireland, 1973-93’
Brian Ó Conchubhair (Notre Dame) Bliain na Gaeilge 2018 Lecture: ‘The Irish Language and World War One’
(Monday, Room G.16, Old Medical School, Teviot Place)
27 November
4.10pm, Martin Hall, New College.
Prof. Andrew Walls (University of Edinburgh): Set in stone: the Christian significance of 19th-century Sierra Leone as reflected in memorial inscriptions.
[Centre for the Study of World Christianity]
20 November
4.10pm, Martin Hall, New College.
Dr Elijah Obinna (St John’s Parish Church, Carluke): Building the nation: dimensions and implications of ethnicity and ethnocentrism in Nigeria.
[Centre for the Study of World Christianity]
13 November
4.10pm, Martin Hall, New College.
Dr Sara Fretheim (University of Edinburgh): “I leave you the fire and the song” -- Identity, poetry, and theology: an exploration of Kwame Bediako’s life and legacy as an African Christian scholar.
[Centre for the Study of World Christianity]
6 November
4.10pm, Althaus-Reid Room, New College.
Ms Elizabeth Marteijn (University of Edinburgh): The public role of Palestinian contextual theology.
[Centre for the Study of World Christianity]
30 October
4.10pm, Martin Hall, New College.
Prof. Mario Aguilar (University of St Andrews): Pope Francis’ visit to Myanmar and Bangladesh
(2017): inter-faith dialogue within ethnic cleansing. Joint seminar with Theology and Ethics.
[Centre for the Study of World Christianity]