Anna Bohlin & Caroline Haux (Stockholm University): Negotiating Nations 1: Enchanting Nations: Commodity Market, Folklore and Nationalism in Scandinavian Literature 1830-1850
Mr Bernardo Cho (University of Edinburgh): Messiah and Priesthood: Jesus’s Demonstration at the Temple in the Gospel of Mark
250 Years of Press Freedom: Sweden’s Contribution to Open Communications*
Negotiating Nations 2
*Free event – however, please register here: http://swedish-press-freedom.eventbrite.com
Susan Molyneux-Hodgson (University of Exeter): Barriers, bodies and bacteria: the 'scaling up' of synthetic biology
Dr Bruce Campbell, (University of Edinburgh): Insights into the Religious Dimension of Identity-based Violence in Northern Nigeria
Dr Felix Waldmann: The Manuscripts of David Hume IASH Work in Progress Seminar
Dr Karin Neutel (University of Oslo): Good News for the Foreskin? Paul in Ancient and Contemporary Debates on Male Circumcision
Friday 14 October 2016
13.30-17.30
The Use of Research Resources in Midwifery History
Organiser: De Partu History of Childbirth Group / Dr Alison Nuttall, Honorary Fellow, SHCA
Venue: The Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh, 9 Queen Street, Edinburgh EH2 1JQ
For more information please contact Dr Alison Nuttall: alison_m_nuttall@hotmail.com
Matthew Ford (University of Sussex): From the mundane to the sophisticated: military innovation studies and the question of power
Dr Matthias Frenz, (University of Edinburgh): “How I Became a True Christian” – Why Autobiographical Conversion Narratives are so Compelling: A Foucaultian Perspective on the First Indian Pastor in the Basel Mission