6.15pm, 50 George Square, Room G.02.

Laurie Beckoff (MSc Medieval Literatures and Cultures, University of Edinburgh): Weasley Is Our Knight: Ron Weasley as a Modern Gawain Figure.

[Late Antique and Medieval Postgraduate Society]

For abstracts and more details please join our Facebook group ( EdinburghLAMPS ),

our mailing list (join by sending an e-mail to lampsedinburgh@gmail.com ) or see the full schedule on our website ( http://lampsedinburgh.wordpress.com).

6.15pm, 50 George Square, Room G.02.

Callum Watson (PhD Medieval History, University of Edinburgh): ‘To put in wryt a suthfast story’: distinguishing fact from fiction in Barbour’s Bruce.

[Late Antique and Medieval Postgraduate Society]

For abstracts and more details please join our Facebook group ( EdinburghLAMPS ),

ROBERT BURNS IN RUSSIA: TRANSLATIONS AND INFLUENCES
A BURNS NIGHT TALK BY PROF. NATALIA KALOH VID
THURSDAY, 25 JANUARY 2018
4:30-6:30 PM IASH SEMINAR ROOM, HOPE PARK SQUARE
HOSTED BY SWINC AND THE SCOTLAND-RUSSIA PROJECT

1pm, IASH, 2 Hope Park Square

Professor Angela Esterhammer: The Late-Romantic Information Age, 1820-1830: Speculation, Improvisation, Identity.

Abstract:

Sunday 28th January from 2pm - 5pm  "Taste of Scottish Islam" food festival celebrating the rich culinary cultures of Scotland's diverse Muslim communities. This event is always hugely popular so we advise that you book your tickets early.

Chaplaincy, The University of Edinburgh

1 Bristo Place

6pm, The Project Room, 50 George Square

Lale Behzadi, Professor of Arabic at the Institute of Oriental Studies, University of Bamberg: Tales and Emotions in Arabic Literature

by The Alwaleed Centre, University of Edinburgh

3 April, 5.15-6.30pm, Room 4.18, 20 Chambers Street.

Dr Ann-Marie Akehurst (independent scholar): Plain Truth: Taking Architecture Seriously with the early Religious Society of Friends.

[ESALA Architectural History and Theory seminar]

20 March, 5.15-6.30pm, Room 4.18, 20 Chambers Street. Dr Otto Saumarez Smith (University of Oxford): ‘Flumes and Verrucas: A Short History of the Early Years of the British Leisure Centre, c. 1965-1980’ (ESALA Architectural History and Theory seminar)

6 March, 5.15-6.30pm, Room 4.18, 20 Chambers Street.

Professor Nicholas Bullock (University of Cambridge): May 1968 and the Architecture of Revolt.

[ESALA Architectural History and Theory seminar]

16 January, 5.15-6.30pm, Room 4.18, 20 Chambers Street.

Dr Emily Goetsch (University of Edinburgh): Monuments and Manuscripts: Translating forms and ideas between media in medieval Iberia.

[ESALA Architectural History and Theory seminar]