Dr John Shaw (University of Edinburgh):
Dr John Shaw (University of Edinburgh):
Dr John Shaw (University of Edinburgh):
The Susan Manning Lecture
Professor David Bromwich, Sterling Professor of English, Yale University
“‘The Single State of Man’ and Killing Caesar and Duncan”
A reception will be held in the Project Room, Level 1,
50 George Square following the lecture.
Dr Andrew Hutchinson (Associate Professor in the Department of Commercial Law at the University of Cape Town): The Future of Roman-Dutch Contract law in South Africa
We would like to invite all staff to a new lunchtime discussion group (‘In Theory’) which will provide an occasional opportunity to discuss theories and concepts in an informal way. One of the main aims of the group is to facilitate cross-School discussions and to this end the proposed focus is on theories that have broad application to our different disciplines. In the first session on 21 March 1-2pm at TBC we will discuss the work of James C.
Dr Christine Knight (Science, Technology and Innovation Studies, University of Edinburgh): Negative stereotypes of the Scottish diet: A qualitative analysis of deep-fried Mars bar references in the Scottish press
Hispanic Studies Research Seminar
Dr Carlos Soler (University of Edinburgh)
Ula Zeir: Salamiyya: a city of the Ismailis in the nineteenth and early twentieth century Ottoman Syria (1839-1918)
Zeynep Merve Uygun: The making and imagining of space among veiled women in contemporary turkey: the case of segregated women beaches
Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies Research Seminar SERIES — SPRING 2016: Civil Wars in the Arab World
Monday, 21 March 2016 at 6:15 PM in 50 George Square, Room G.05
Lauren Deeth-Kelt (University of Edinburgh): A Translation of Colour: The Evangelist's New Robes
WHAT: Perfect Storm Seminar Series
Multi-disciplinary Research: Moving the sustainability agenda forward
Dr Jacquetta Lee
Centre for Environmental Strategy
University of Surrey
WHEN: 22nd March 2-4pm
WHERE: 50 George Square, room G.04
Dr Emma Wild-Wood (University of Cambridge): Theology in the Study of World Christianity: Thoughts from Africa and Elsewhere.