Prof. Kieran McEvoy (Queens)
4.15, Neil McCormick Room, 9th floor, David Hume Tower
21 Nov
Catherine Bateson (Edinburgh) ‘Directing the band to play during the divine service: The silence of religion in Irish American Civil War songs’
[Modern Irish History - Religion and Identity]
G.13, Old Medical
School, Teviot Place, 18.00.
More information: http://bit.ly/2iZWcB4
7 Nov Timothy Bowman (Kent) ‘The sacrifice of collective logic: Irish recruitment to the British Army, 1914-18’
[Modern Irish History - Religion and Identity]
G.13, Old Medical
School, Teviot Place, 18.00.
More information: http://bit.ly/2iZWcB4
Monday, 30 October 2017
2pm 50 George Square, Project Room, 1.06.
Dos renovadores de la escritura del ‘yo’: Carmen Martín Gaite y Rosa Montero”
Delivered in Spanish by Prof. Dr. José María Pozuelo Yvancos, Professor of Comparative Literature and Literature Theory, University of Murcia:
This event is open to the public.
Laura Cariola (UoE, Linguistics & IASH) "Complex Mental Illness in the UK Press: A Corpus-Assisted Discourse Study"
Wednesday 22 November, 1300 - 1400
G.01, 21 George Square
[Digital Scholarship Research Seminar Series]
Melissa Terras (UoE), “Just Digitisation?” Opportunities for Image Processing in Digital Cultural Heritage
Wednesday 8 November, 1300 – 1400
2.12, Appleton Tower
[Digital Scholarship Research Seminar Series]
Benjamin Bach (UoE), "Data Visualization: From Exploration to Explanation"
Wednesday 25 October, 1300 - 1400
uCreate Studio, 1.12, Main Library, George Square
[Digital Scholarship Research Seminar Series]
Gender and Enslavement in Atlantic Africa | Lisa A. Lindsay
Dr Christophe Declercq
University College London
'Settlement, treatment and employment of French-speaking Belgian refugees in France, the Netherlands, England and Scotland.'
Part of the ‘Uncovering civilian war trauma among female Belgian refugees
in Scotland during the First World War’ workshop series
Wednesday 22 November 2017
Appleton Tower, Rm 2.06 - 5.15pm
University of Edinburgh
Friday, 3 November
2pm, Teviot Lecture Theatre, Doorway 5, Medical School.
Professor Nur Masalha (SOAS), ‘The Land Speaks Arabic’, documentary and discussion
[Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies]