Wednesday 4th October
4.00pm, room G.13, doorway 4, Old Medical School
Sue Johns (Bangor University): Lady Godiva: Gender, myth-making and urban identity in the twelfth century
[Histories of Gender and Sexuality seminar]
3.11 Trauma and Cinema
When: Wednesday 4th October, 17:30
Where: G.05, 50 George Square
We're delighted to announce the details of the first of this year's LLC Work-in-Progress seminars. Chantal Bertalanffy, a 2nd Year PhD candidate in Japanese Studies, will be presenting her paper on the subject of 3.11 trauma and cinematic responses to the event.
[ESALA Research Seminars Series]
Wed 4 October, 1PM
Speaker + Affiliation: Professor Mark Dorrian, Forbes Chair of Architecture, The University of Edinburgh
Title: Auto-Affection: On Michael Webb's Sin Centre and the Drawing of Mobility
Venue: Adam House Lecture Theatre, 3 Chambers St
05/12/2017 - 17:15
5.15pm, Room 4.18, 20 Chambers Street.
Dr James Legard, Universities of Edinburgh and York: Before "Vitruvius Britannicus": Rethinking the Origins of the British Architectural Plate Book.
[ESALA Architectural History and Theory Seminar]
21/11/2017 - 17:15
5.15pm, Room 4.18, 20 Chambers Street.
Professor Andrew Leach, University of Sydney: Mannerism and Modern Architecture, Again.
[ESALA Architectural History and Theory Seminar]
07/11/2017 - 17:15
5.15pm, Room 4.18, 20 Chambers Street.
Professor Peter Scriver, University of Adelaide: Re-imagining ‘Internationalism’ in the Architecture of Expo’67.
[ESALA Architectural History and Theory Seminar]
31/10/2017 - 17:15
5.15pm, Room 4.18, 20 Chambers Street.
Professor Elizabeth McKellar, Open University: Landscapes of London: Reconceptualising the modern suburb 1660-1840.
[ESALA Architectural History and Theory Seminar]
17/10/2017 - 17:15
5.15pm, Room 4.18, 20 Chambers Street.
Dr Agnès Bos, University of St Andrews: Late Gothic churches in Paris and the question of the ‘Renaissance Gothic’ in France.
[ESALA Architectural History and Theory Seminar]
03/10/2017 - 17:15
5.15pm, Room 4.18, 20 Chambers Street.
Dr Valerie Wright (University of Glasgow): 'It wis sold as utopia': Lived experience in Queen Elizabeth Square, Gorbals, c. 1964-2016.
[ESALA Architectural History and Theory Seminar]
01/12/2017 - 13:10
1.10pm, 6th Floor Research Suite, CRC.
Dr Eystein Thanisch and Dr Chris Yocum: Craobhscáoileadh coibhniusa: An Introduction and Progress Report on the IrishGen Project (Early Irish Genealogies as a Graph Database).
[Ceiltis agus Eòlas na h-Alba / Celtic and Scottish Studies]