1:10pm, Atrium, Alison House.
26 Feb: Screening and Discussion: Jazz is Our Religion (1972)
[Jazz & Popular Music Study Group]
Jorge Consiglio (Argentina)
Jorge Consiglio - author event.
Wednesday Feb. 12, 14.00-15.30
50 George Square, Project Room
We are delighted to present a guest blog by Professor Knud Haakonssen and Professor Paul Wood, heading up the Dugald Stewart Fellows at IASH from September 2020.
Historical and Cultural Geography Research Group:
Talk title: 'Seeing the wood: life, senescence, regeneration and some multi-modal perspectives on place, histories and time'
Date and time: 1-2pm Thursday 13th February
Venue: Old Library, Old Infirmary Building, Drummond Street
6.30pm. Visit with Lindy Richardson, Programme Director, Textiles, School of Design, ECA, to see her embroidery exhibition ‘Touching Stitches’, Please meet at the exhibition, ground floor, George Square Main Library. Event organised by Friends of Edinburgh University Visual Arts.
5pm, Lecture Theatre 1, Appleton Tower.
Professor Diarmaid Ferriter (University College Dublin): The Border: the legacy of a century of Anglo-Irish politics.
[Arbuthnott Lecture]
4pm, G.03 Doorway 6, Medical School, Teviot.
Karin Bosshard (University of Edinburgh): Translating heteroglossia in contemporary Scottish fiction – a Bakhtinian perspective.
[Translation Studies Research Seminar]
'Depicting romance in medieval Gaelic literature (title tbc)'. A free seminar by guest speaker Robbie MacLeòid (University of Glasgow).
Project Room (Room 1.06)
50 George Square
Edinburgh
EH8 9LH
[Celtic and Scottish Studies seminar series]
Celtic & Scottish Studies/School of Scottish Studies Archives
Weekly Research Seminar
Friday February 7, 1310-1430
The Project Room, (Room 1.06, 50 George Square)
You are warmly invited to attend an illustrated presentation by Dr Margaret McAllister:
‘A Composer’s Journey: From Sorley MacLean to Aonghas MacNeacail’
5.30pm, Adam House, Basement Lecture Theatre, 3 Chambers Street.
Dimitrij Zadorin : Human Habitat as a System: Soviet Mass Housing since 1948
[Architectural Conservation Masterclasses, Scottish Centre for Conservation Studies/ESALA]