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Monday 9 January 2012

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09:00 IHR An Introduction to Oral History
This course addresses theoretical and practical issues in oral history through workshop sessions and participants’ own interviewing work. It deals...

Tuesday 10 January 2012

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09:00 IHR Intermediate Medieval and Renaissance Latin
This course builds upon the basis of Medieval and Renaissance Latin I, deepening and extending understanding of the language. By the end of the course, ...

Thursday 12 January 2012

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14:00 IES Palaeography and Diplomatic for Historians
Term 2, Thursday afternoons, 2.00-4.00 for 10 weeks, commencing January 2012. This course is designed to introduce historians to the palaeographical ...

Tuesday 7 February 2012

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09:00 IHR Visual Sources for Historians
An introduction to the use of art, photography, film and other visual sources by historians (post-1500). Through lectures, discussion and visits the cou...

Monday 13 February 2012

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10:30 IMR Music and the Social
Research Training in Music Day School Open to all postgraduate students. Advance booking required. Fee payable. Booking form at www.music.sas.ac.uk
16:00 IGRS German Philosophy Seminar
Wagner and PhilosophyThe German Philosophy Reading Group is open to philosophers and Germanists, both students and staff, interested in reading and disc...
16:30 IClS ICLS Ancient Philosophy Seminar
“Uses of Plato in Cicero's philosophical works”
17:00 IHR Papal government and the crusade under Honorius III
17:00 IHR Beyond the state: responses to mental illness in Uganda, 1894-1972
  Colonialism/Postcolonial New Researchers' Workshop
17:15 IHR Privy Council politics, faction and rebellion in mid-Tudor Ireland, 1544-8
17:30 IHR The Making of a French Regionalist: Jean Baffier (1851-1920)
  Please note: This session takes place in Senate House, South block, Bloomsbury Room G35
17:30 ISA The Nitrate King: The remarkable life of John Thomas North
Talk and book launch About the book Invitation Kindly sponsored by the Chilean Embassy in London RSVP
17:30 IHR Please note: this session has been cancelled.
  The speaker who had been engaged for this session has, with regret, been obliged to withdraw.
CANCELLED
18:30 IGRS Tertúlia Reading Group: Mayombe
Pepetela: Mayombe [translation by Michael Wolfers]

Tuesday 14 February 2012

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11:00 SAS Careers Workshop: Applying for jobs in academia
More information The session takes place in Stewart House, second floor, room 268
17:00 IHR Odessa: A Jewish City?
  Bloomsbury Room (G35)
17:00 IHR Organization of Defeat: The BEF and Preparations for Defence of the Western Front 1917-18
17:00 IHR The British Academic World, 1880-1939
  Please note:  this session takes place on February 14th, not 7th as announced previously. Venue:  Bedford Room (G37)
17:00 IP Logic and Metaphysics Forum: Wiggins, Mackie and Fine on Essentialism
17:15 IHR Shaping the seaside resort - the seaside urban developer 1820-1914
 
17:15 IHR 'Unnatural offenders': infanticide in the Old Bailey, 1674-1701
17:30 IES History of Libraries Research Seminar
Alessandra Panzanelli (University of Perugia): 'An unpublished Treatise of Librarianship in the Italian Renaissance. De Bibliothecis disponendis et info...
17:30 IClS ICLS Accordia Lectures
'Landscapes of Contact: Greeks and Indigenes at L’Amastuola, southern Italy’
17:30 IHR The King, The Missionary, and the Missionary's Daughter: the relationship between King Sekhukhune and the German missionary J.A. Winter
  In association with the German Historical Institute, London Venue: Room ST274, Stewart House, 2nd floor
17:30 IHR An Unpublished Treatise of Librarianship in the Italian Renaissance: De Bibliothecis disponendis et informandis, by Prospero Podiani (Perugia ca. 1535 - 1615)
17:30 IHR An Unpublished Treatise of Librarianship in the Italian Renaissance: De Bibliothecis disponendis et informandis, by Prospero Podiani (Perugia ca. 1535 - 1615)
  This treatise, written in Perugia in about 1570, is concerned with the way of arranging an encyclopaedic collection and, at the same time, arran...
18:00 IES Book Collecting Research Seminar
Rick Gekoski: 'Book Collecting in Modern Times'.  The first in the new series of seminars organised jointly by the Institute of English Studies (L...
18:00 WB Warburg-UCL Scholasticism Reading Group
The Warburg Institute and the UCL History Department are launching a reading and discussion group exploring Scholastic texts. Participants should have ...
18:00 IHR TBA
  Please note this seminar will be held at The Rothschild Archives. Please contact Dr Michael Kandiah (Michael.Kandiah@kcl.ac.uk) if you wish to a...
18:00 IHR Cotton, Finance and Slavery: Atlantic Credit and the Development of Modern Banking
  Please note this seminar will be held at The Rothschild Archives. Please contact Dr Michael Kandiah (Michael.Kandiah@kcl.ac.uk) if you wish...

Wednesday 15 February 2012

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12:30 SAS Dean's Seminar: The Fetishism of Colonial Commodities and the Intimacies of Four Continents
15:00 IClS ICLS Mycenaean Seminar
The settlement at Dhaskalio, Keros and the later Early Bronze Age in the Cycladic Islands
17:00 ICwS Caribbean Seminar Series: East Indian Civil Society in the Pre-Independence Caribbean
17:00 ISA Caribbean seminar series: East Indian Civil Society in the Pre-Independence Caribbean
17:30 IHR 'It is so essentially a London district, though it has grown to the dignity of a borough in itself.' The making of suburban identities in east London, c.1885-1925
17:30 IES Open University Book History and Bibliography Research Seminar: Landmarks in Book History
Kate Longworth (Oxford): 'How to do things with books: Wolfgang Iser's The Implied Reader'Kate Longworth is completing a doctorate at Oxford University;...
17:30 IHR Not meeting
   
18:00 IES Literary and Critical Theory Seminar
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Thursday 16 February 2012

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14:00 SAS Using research software: Bibliographic software
EndNote and Zotero are widely-used tools for publishing and managing bibliographies. This class, primarily for School students but with a few places for...
16:30 IClS ICLS Ancient History Seminar
The baggage train of the Ten Thousand in Xenophon’s Anabasis
17:00 WB Maps for The Hakluyt Society, 1847–2010: or, from Cosmas to Cook and computers
MEETING SPONSORED BY THE HAKLUYT SOCIETY
17:00 IMR Understanding dynamic music improvisation: the application of computational music analysis techniques to the analysis of music therapy
Free of charge. Open to the public. No advance booking required.
17:00 IHR Of more benefit than 'a beautiful bedroom, even if it is hung with gold brocade': the well-kept stable of an Italian Renaissance court
  Venue:  Room ST274, Stewart House, 2nd floor
17:15 IHR By the treaty of union their whole trade would be ruin'd: British commercial dynamics, c.1600-1760
  Bedford Room (G37)
17:30 IHR Antonio Stoppani and the Popularisation of Science in Risorgimental Italy
  Holden Room (103), first floor, South block, Senate House
17:30 IES London Seminar in Digital Text and Scholarship
Katherine D. Harris (San José State University): 'A Supple Vocabulary for Digital Scholarly Editions'
17:30 IHR Rebellion in Pre-Modern Korea: Regional Discrimination and the Musillan Rebellion of 1728
  Venue:  Jessel Room (Senate House, first floor)
17:30 IHR Counterfactuals and context: is biography history?
17:30 IHR Feeding the ghosts: George Hibbert and the memory of British slave ownership; Jessica Moody (York), A proud and shameful eminence: slavery, memory and civic identity in Liverpool
18:00 IES Peter Porter: A Memorial Celebration
Presented by Kings College London and the Institute of English Studies, Mrs Christine Porter and family, friends and colleagues will celebrate the life ...

Friday 17 February 2012

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15:00 IP Plurals, Predicates and Paradox Seminar: Truth and Dependence (joint work with F. van Vugt)
17:00 WB Jacob Brucker's Historia critica philosophiae (1757) – antecedents and consequences
17:15 IHR God's Other Architects: Nuns and the Building of English Convents, 1830-1940
  Bedford Room (G37)
17:15 IHR The London water market: expansion and public debate, 1750-1820
17:30 IHR Late-medieval monastic recruitment in the diocese of Exeter
17:30 IHR The Idea of Marx in Financial Times
18:00 IES The Charles Peake Ulysses Seminar
We will continue with the `Hades' episode (Chapter 6), p. 87, l. 683 (Gabler ed.): `Corny Kelleher fell into step at their side'.
18:00 IES Ezra Pound Cantos Reading Group
Maureen O'Rourke: 'Poetry shaped by exile: a comparison between Pound and an Iraqi exile'

Saturday 18 February 2012

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10:00 IES Mark Gonzales: Poetry Masterclass and Performance Series
Poetry development masterclass by internationally renowned spoken word artist and educator Mark Gonzales making his UK debut.  Organised by the Mus...

Monday 20 February 2012

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10:00 ISA Learning from Latin America: Debt crises, debt rescues and when and why they work
This conference brings together scholars and practitioners deeply knowledgeable about recent Latin American crises and rescue experiences, with people a...
16:30 WB Painting Restoration before La Restauration: The Origins of the Profession in France
Mondays at 16.30 each term starting on 10 Oct 2011. From January 2012 to be offered jointly with the National Gallery Organised by: Paul Taylor and Re...
17:00 IHR A World Safe Enough for Imperialism? American Perceptions of Danger and Violence in the World, 1789-1869
  Venue: ST274/5, 2nd floor, Stewart House  
17:00 IHR A 17c Revolution in Medical-Care Demand? Why the Anglo-French comparison matters?
17:15 IClS Latin Literature Seminar
‘Property, Status and Social Relations in the Poetry of Catullus’
17:15 IHR Women's Cricket Magazine, 1930-1967: Making Cricket Possible, Enjoyable and Fruitful for All Women and Girls
17:30 IHR The revolutionary left press after 1968
   
18:00 ICwS Black Britain Seminar Series: The Art of Being Black
18:00 IALS The Democratic Legitimacy of International Human Rights Conventions: Parliament, Political Constitutionalism and the Hirst Case
Organised by the Statute Law Society with the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies.
18:00 IHR Title to be announced
  ST273 (Stewart House, second floor)
18:00 WB Aby Warburg Reading Group
The aim of this reading group is to read and discuss a selection of Aby Warburg’s writings in order to explore the interest and validity of his th...

Tuesday 21 February 2012

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13:10 WB From Devilry to Divinity: Readings in the Divina Commedia. Spring Term: Purgatory
Week 6: Canto XI. The Lord’s Prayer; Omberto Aldobrandeschi; Oderisi da Gubbio. After reading Dante in Italian, with English translation and visu...
17:00 IHR Scientific Speech and the Geography of Victorian Oratory
  Venue: Torrington Room 104, Senate House, South block, 1st floor
17:00 IHR The origins of English evangelicalism reconsidered
17:15 IHR Modernity, Nostalgia and the Ship in the Long-Nineteenth Century
17:15 IHR The Old Bailey Corpus: Spoken English in the 18th and 19th Centuries
  Room ST276, Stewart House, second floor
17:30 IHR Was the Mexican Revolution a Success?
  Russell Room (Room 32)
17:30 IHR The Olympics, documentation strategy and the Minnesota Method
  Please note: this session takes place in Room ST274, Stewart House, 2nd floor
17:30 ISA Was the Mexican Revolution a Success?
This seminar is a joint initiative between the IHR and the ISA
17:30 HRC International Refugee Law seminar series
"The supervision of international refugee law" This is the 2nd year of the ‘International Refugee Law’ seminar series, which aims to provid...
17:30 ICwS International Refugee Law Seminar Series: The supervision of international refugee law
17:30 IES The Rise of Creative Writing
Alison MacLeod (University of Chichester), Derek Neale (open University). 'Impacts on the Short Story'. Alison MacLeod’s short stories have been ...
18:00 ISA Challenging the idea of Canada as a disinterested internationalist
18:00 IHR Britain and Abyssinia: the forward view, c1800 to 1875
  Please note:  this session was previously due to take place on 21 February.
18:00 IHR Embassy of Sir Nicholas O'Conor at Constantinople before World War I
  Pease note: this seminar will now be held at The Rothschild Archives on 8 May.  Please contact Dr Michael Kandiah (Michael.Kandiah@kcl.ac.u...
CANCELLED
18:00 IALS The Changing Landscape of Women in the Professions: Why Women Study Law and Not Engineering?
Today, the legal profession in the US and the UK enjoys gender parity in education and at career launch, though questions of equity persist at later sta...
19:00 IHR Tearing Christ's seamless tunic? The Eastern Schism and Crusades against the Greeks in the thirteenth century

Wednesday 22 February 2012

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IALS Accessing Justice: Rights, Responsibilities and Effective Strategies
Registration Fee: £65.00.  Academic/NGO Rate: £40.00.  Student Rate: £20.00. For a copy of the programme and booking f...
12:30 IES Institute of English Studies Director's Seminar
Isaac Yue (University of Hong Kong): 'Mrs Beeton Cooking Abroad: Martha Foster Crawford and the Victorian Middle-class Discourse of Gastronomy' This pa...
13:50 IES Senate House Library Friends Visit
Senate House Library Friends Visit: Wellcome Library, 183 Euston Road, London NW1 2BE. The Wellcome Library is Europe’s largest library devoted t...
14:15 WB Francis Bacon and the Religious Mind
16:00 IP IP aesthetics forum: Aesthetic Displeasure and Artistic Appreciation: Feeling Bad about Good Art
Supported by the British Society of Aesthetics
16:30 WB In Search of Geoffrey of Vinsauf's Lost Long Documentum
17:00 IHR Materialism and Communism: The critique of civilisation before (and in) Marx and Engels
  Senate House, Bedford Room G37 (ground floor)
17:00 IClS ICLS Classical Archaeology Seminar
Shaping, collecting and displaying medicine and architecture in London: responses to the classical legacy  
17:00 IGRS AUT of the Box: Austrian Literature Received in China
Arnhilt Höfle (IGRS, London) discusses the reception of Austrian Writers in China More about the Ingeborg Bachmann Centre
17:15 IHR Antislavery and empire: The imperial context of British Abolitionism, c.1783-1793
  Court room, Senate House, South block, first floor
17:30 IES South Asian Fiction: Contemporary Transformations
Claire Chambers (Leeds Metropolitan University): 'Yusuf, Hajj, Ummah: A Comparative Approach to Pakistani Fiction in English'
17:30 ISA Cultures of Devotion: Folk Saints of Spanish America
The miraculous souls known as folk saints are prominent in the lives of many Spanish Americans as they struggle with poverty, oppression, and the failur...
17:30 IES Open University Book History and Bibliography Seminar: Landmarks in Book History
Stephen Colclough (Bangor): ' "What is the history of the history of reading?": Reinvestigating Robert Darnton's "First Steps" 'Stephen Colclough is a l...
17:30 IHR Apocalyptic outsiders and their uses in the early medieval West
  (Chair: Alice Rio) Bloomsbury Room (G35)
18:00 IALS A Legal History of an inventive solution to the problems posed by the Laws of Shemitta

Thursday 23 February 2012

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12:30 IP IP Lunchtime Seminar: tba
15:00 ISA The Global Century (Postgraduate Reading Group): China's Century
New attendees are always welcome. Please see The Global Century for further details.
16:00 SAS Research skills workshops: Teaching skills for the PhD student
This session will explore the issues for the doctoral student engaged in teaching seminars or classes in their own department or external institution. I...
17:00 WB German Reading Class. Thomas Mann: Joseph und seine Brüder
This is a German Reading Class dedicated to Thomas Mann’s trilogy Joseph und seine Brüder. We meet weekly during term time on Thursday aftern...
17:00 IMR Distressed surfaces: British musical expressionism since 2001
Free of charge. Open to the public. No advance booking required.
17:00 IHR Sunday preaching in the People's Park: Oxford House Heads and the Performance of Religious Masculinity in the East End of London, 1880-1900
17:30 IHR The accusation of imposture in early modern witchcraft and possession cases
17:30 IES Medieval Manuscripts Seminar
Ann Payne (ex-BL) and Linda Voigts (University of Missouri, Kansas City): 'Medicine for a Great Household: Berkeley Castle Muniments SB 89'
17:30 IHR Nation Building: African American women's experiences and work in the Nation of Islam, 1960-1975
  Chair: Emily West Room (G34), Senate House, ground floor
17:30 HRC ‘New Challenges in Refugee Integration’ seminar series
“Integration: global perspectives on the transition from being apart to being a part (of something)” To mark the 60th anniversary of t...
17:30 ICwS New Challenges in Refugee Integration seminar series: Integration: Global perspectives on the transition from being apart to being a part (of something)
17:30 ISA Nation Building: African American women's experiences and work in the Nation of Islam, 1960-1975
This seminar is a joint initiative between ISA and the IHR
17:30 IHR West Germany in a World of Oil: Energy and Foreign Policy in the Oil Crisis 1973/74
  Seminar Room, German Historical Institute, 17 Bloomsbury Square, London, WC1A 2NJ       
17:30 IHR The nobility in the medieval Low Countries. A survey of the state of the art
  Venue: Torrington Room (104) (please note:  not Court Room), Senate House, South block, 1st floor
18:00 WB New Testament Greek Reading Class
The class meets at the Warburg Institute in the Droz Library. Participants should have a basic reading knowledge of Greek. If you wish to attend ...

Friday 24 February 2012

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10:00 WB Rabelais's Rhetorics
Rabelais was ambitiously experimental and extremely self-conscious about structure, style and use of language. His comedy is inseparable from his lingui...
14:00 IALS Crime and Criminal Process in Historical Perspective
The following papers will be given: Henry Mares pm the Star Chamber, King's Bench and the Criminal Information of the Attorney General in the Sevente...
15:00 IP Plurals, Predicates and Paradox Seminar: Restricted Quantification as a Challenge for Naive Truth Theory
17:00 IHR A "disordered house": The marriage of Philip of Burgundy and Juana of Castile (1496-1506)
  Venue: Torrington Room 104, Senate House, South block, 1st floor
17:30 IHR The garden of Milton's 'Paradise Lost'
  Please note: this session takes place in the Court Room, Senate House, South block, first floor
17:30 IHR Pope Honorius III and the Tax of a Twentieth on Ecclesiastical Income
18:00 IES Finnegans Wake Research Seminar
FW 516.22 know all what went off

Saturday 25 February 2012

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11:00 IES London Nineteenth Century Studies Research Seminar
'Orality and Literacy' Matthew Bevis (Oxford): 'Poetry for Laughs'Louise Lee (KCL): 'Shattered Articulations: Darwin's Evolutionary Jokes and the Defer...
11:00 IGRS Screen Media and Memory (Cutural Memory Seminar)
Marlène Monteiro (Birkbeck, University of London): Topography of MemoryJill Daniels (University of East London): The Border Crossing: Autobiograp...
12:00 IHR From Revolution to New Unionism: the impact of Bloody Sunday on the development of John Burns' Politics
  Neil Davidson Riots around the Scottish Union negotiations in 1706 and the Global South today   Keith Flett A History of the London Cro...
14:00 IES Contemporary Fiction Research Seminar
Post- Apocalypse Now.  The figure of the apocalypse retains a strong purchase on the contemporary imagination; as Zizek keeps saying, it'...

Monday 27 February 2012

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10:00 ISA 'The Return of the Indian': An Interdisciplinary Seminar on Class and Ethnicity in the Andes
This event is a joint iniative of the Institute for the Study of the Americas and LSE Programme Over the past twenty years Andean politics has been tr...
16:00 IGRS German Philosophy Seminar
Wagner and PhilosophyThe German Philosophy Reading Group is open to philosophers and Germanists, both students and staff, interested in reading and disc...
16:30 WB Art History Seminar
Mondays at 16.30 each term starting on 10 Oct 2011. From January 2012 to be offered jointly with the National Gallery Organised by: Paul Taylor and Re...
16:30 IClS ICLS Ancient Philosophy Seminar
  “The Dialectical Turn of Rhetorical Theory”
17:00 IES London Shakespeare Seminar
Isabel Karreman (University of Munich, Germany): 'Falstaff and lethargy' Joe Moshenska (Trinity College, Cambridge): 'Shakespearean awkwardness: Tolsto...
17:00 IHR A Controlled Exit? Anglo-Turkish Negotiations and Cyprus, 1956-7
  Colonialism/Postcolonial New Researchers' Workshop
17:15 IClS Latin Literature Seminar
17:15 IHR Thomas Cromwell and the Anglo-Scottish war of 1532-3
  AND Catriona Murray (Edinburgh and IHR fellow) ‘Sorrow noe toung can expresse’: James VI and I and the mourning of his son, Henry,...
17:30 IHR The Nazi Occupation of France as Transnational History
  Please note: This session takes place in Senate House, South block, Bloomsbury Room G35
17:30 IHR The Historical Geography of Philanthropy in England and Wales
18:00 WB Aby Warburg Reading Group
The aim of this reading group is to read and discuss a selection of Aby Warburg’s writings in order to explore the interest and validity of his th...

Tuesday 28 February 2012

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13:10 WB From Devilry to Divinity: Readings in the Divina Commedia. Spring Term: Purgatory
Week 7: Canto XXX. Appearance of Beatrice on the chariot of the Church. After reading Dante in Italian, with English translation and visual and verbal ...
17:00 IHR Jewish history, 1933-1949: a recovering contingency and the experience of the unprecedented
  Please note: This session takes place in Room ST275
17:00 IHR Rebuilding the Polish Army after the September 1939 Catastrophe, 1939-1945
17:00 IP Logic and Metaphysics Forum: Levity
17:15 IHR Private Housing to Council Housing: the development of the Campbsbourne Estate, Hornsey, North London, 1866-1965
 
17:15 IHR 'Fixed like a ballad on the wall': lobbying Parliament and persuading the public in early seventeenth-century print culture
17:15 IHR A Childhood in Hospital: Multiple Admissions and Long Stay Patients in the pre- 1914 Children's Hospital
17:30 IES London Forum for Authorship Studies
Professor Hugh Craig (University of Newcastle, Australia): 'Thomas Nashe and Dido, Queen of Carthage'
18:00 IGRS Centre for Contemporary Women's Writing Spanish Reading Group
Giconda Belli, El infinito en la palma de la manoPresented by Cristina Sánchez Further details
18:00 IES New Screen Histories Seminar
Peter Krämer (University of East Anglia): ' "The greatest mass murderer since Adolf Hitler": Nuclear War and the Nazi Past in DR. STRANGELOVE (1964...

Wednesday 29 February 2012

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14:15 WB Nicholas of Modrus 'The Glory of Illyria': Humanist Patriotism and Self-Presentation in Renaissance Rome
17:00 IHR The pre-history of the 'Cambridge School' in the history of political thought, 1948-69
   
17:00 IClS ICLS Classical Archaeology Seminar
The Hoard Diary of ESG Robinson  
17:00 IMR The Pythagorean conspiracy and the contingency of arithmetics and geometrics in the theory of music
ICONEA seminar Free of charge. Open to the public. No advance booking required.
17:15 IHR The Death and Resurrection of Christian Britain, 1980 to 2012
  Holden Room (room 103)
17:30 ICwS Caribbean Seminar Series: Panel: Small Territories, Global Issues: Governance and Corruption in the Caribbean
The Turks and Caicos Islands: Can the cloud be banished?: The Turks and Caicos Islands (TCI) is one of 14 Overseas Territories (OTs) still overseen by t...
17:30 IHR Reading between the lines: regressive states as social indicators in 1950s Britain
  Please note: this session takes place in the Bedford room G37, Senate House, South block, Ground floor
17:30 IHR The prevention of crime in late eighteenth-century Bristol: policing, the public, and the city
17:30 IES Open University Romantic Period Seminar
Geoff Pick: 'Magic Casements – the reawakening of Keats House'Geoff Pick is the Head of Public Engagement in the Culture, Heritage and Libraries D...
17:30 IES Open University Book History and Bibliography Seminar: Landmarks in Book History
Bob Owens (The Open University): 'Jerome McGann's "Social Textual Criticism" and theEditing of Literary Texts'Bob Owens is Emeritus Professor of English...
17:30 ISA Caribbean seminar series: Panel: Small Territories, Global Issues: Governance and Corruption in the Caribbean
 The Turks and Caicos Islands: Can the cloud be banished?: The Turks and Caicos Islands (TCI) is one of 14 Overseas Territories (OTs) still overseen...
17:30 IHR The recovery and use of Justinian's Code in eleventh-century Italy
  Jointly with the Volterra Project (UCL)  (Chair: Michael Crawford) Please note:  this session will now take place in the Chancellor'...
18:00 IGRS Absence - The Haunted Landscape (GHost Hostings 6)
GHosting is led by Ricarda Vidal and the artist-curator Sarah Sparkes and aims to analyse the theme of the ephemeral and the ghostly Further details 

Thursday 1 March 2012

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10:00 ISA Para leer a América Latina: Comics, Graphic Novels and Collective Memory
Programme and abstracts Registration form Fees: £15 (standard); £10 (students/unwaged)
14:15 IALS International aspects of mediation in commercial and civil matters
For a copy of the programme and information about the speakers, please click here. Bar Standards CPD accreditation of 3.5 hours has been applied for. ...
16:00 IP Perception, Senses and Action Forum: Sensorimotor processing of language
16:30 IClS ICLS Ancient History Seminar
 Slavery and unfreedom in the early Middle Ages          
17:00 WB Reasoning with Maps: Amateur Mapmakers in Imperial China (1100–1300)
17:00 ICwS Behind the Headlines: The Politics of Economic Reforms in India Today
This seminar is a joint initiative between ICwS and the King's College India Institute
17:00 WB German Reading Class. Thomas Mann: Joseph und seine Brüder
This is a German Reading Class dedicated to Thomas Mann’s trilogy Joseph und seine Brüder. We meet weekly during term time on Thursday aftern...
17:00 IMR Applying music; singing on prescription
Free of charge. Open to the public. No advance booking required.
17:00 IHR Building trust in the later middle ages? The cities of north-central Italy and their religious communities
  Venue:  Room ST274, Stewart House, 2nd floor
17:15 IHR The foreign reformed churches and England's second reformation, 1636-62
  Bedford Room (G37)
17:30 IHR Politics, politicians and English comprehensive schools
  In this session David Crook will examine the part played by politics and politicians in developing a pluralist model for comprehensive...
17:30 IHR 'Seconde en grandeur, mais la premiere en volonte': Toulouse and the Royal Entry of Charles IX (1565)
  Holden Room (103), first floor, South block, Senate House
17:30 IHR Theory and Practice in the History of Poetry
17:30 IHR Slavery, Apprenticeship and Emancipation in the Caribbean
17:30 ISA The U.S. Economy: Can It Regain Its Mojo?
18:00 IGRS Narratives and Ageing: A Reading by Martin Walser and Jane Gardam
Martin Walser (Ein liebender Mann [2008]) is joined by Whitbread Novel prize-winner Jane Gardam (Old Filth [2004], The Man in the Wooden Hat [2009]...
18:00 WB New Testament Greek Reading Class
The class meets at the Warburg Institute in the Droz Library. Participants should have a basic reading knowledge of Greek. If you wish to attend pleas...
18:30 IES London Theatre Seminar
tbc
19:30 IHR Early Modern Asia and Religious Change: Are Generalizations Possible?
  Venue:  Jessel Room (Senate House, first floor)

Friday 2 March 2012

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10:00 IGRS Italian Research Training
10:30 IP One-day Conference: Hume's Legacy
Registration.
16:00 IGRS The Mind-Matter Argument in Late German Philosophy (1860-1950): Seminar
A series of four two-hour seminars convened by Dr Christine Lopes (Visiting Fellow, IGRS) Ernst Cassirer: the notion of symbolic form Further details
17:00 WB “Scholastic trifles” vs “salubrious criticism”: on the scholarly dimension of the German Benedictines' struggle for educational reform in the early 18th century
17:15 IHR Women, Land and Litigation in Early Modern England
  Bedford Room (G37)
17:15 IHR The culture and practice of improvement in seventeenth-century England
17:30 IHR Mission impossible: administration in the diocese of Lincoln under Robert Grosseteste
17:30 IHR Cultures of Marxism: Manifestos of the Left
  Venue: Room 349 Senate House, South block, 3rd floor
17:30 IP Public Lecture: Misunderstanding Hume: The Case of Practical Reason
18:00 IES Irish Studies Seminars
Dr Caoimhe Nic Dháibhéid (University of Cambridge): ' "They bear names honoured forever in Ireland": The children of the Rising'

Saturday 3 March 2012

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11:00 IES Modernism Research Seminar Series
Modernism, Language, PoetryDaniel Katz (Warwick): 'Android: Jack Spicer's Language and the Language of Modernism'Will Montgomery (RHUL), Robert Cre...
14:00 IHR 'A Table of the Human Passions': Learning to Read the Past in Eighteenth-Century Britain
  Court Room, Senate House, South block, first floor
14:00 IES Reading from the Future
Michael Longley

Monday 5 March 2012

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10:00 IGRS Research Training Workshop: Skills Training Day
Organised in conjunction with and held at the Wiener Library, 29 Russell Square Further details
10:30 IMR Music and Philosophy
Research Training in Music Day School Open to all postgraduate students. Advance booking required. Fee payable. Booking form at www.music.sas.ac.uk
16:30 WB Leonardo’s London Virgin of the Rocks: conservation and cleaning - change and recovery
Mondays at 16.30 each term starting on 10 Oct 2011. From January 2012 to be offered jointly with the National Gallery Organised by: Paul Taylor and Re...
17:00 IHR Art, Disability and Edwardian Politics
  Venue: ST276, 2nd floor, Stewart House
17:00 IHR 'Humanitarian intervention' and Liberal Imperialism
  Venue: ST274/5, 2nd floor, Stewart House
17:00 IHR Slavery and Visuality in Early Modern Spain
17:15 IClS Latin Literature Seminar
17:15 IHR Khaki Fever at the Finsbury Park Rink Cinema: Gender, Sexuality and Modernity, 1913-19
17:30 IHR Adding Red to the Black Atlantic: the Industrial Workers of Africa and International Socialist League's black revolutionary syndicalists and the South Africa Native National Congress's 1917-1920 radicalisation
   
18:00 WB Aby Warburg Reading Group
The aim of this reading group is to read and discuss a selection of Aby Warburg’s writings in order to explore the interest and validity of his th...
18:30 IGRS Tertúlia Reading Group: The Elephant's Journey
José Saramago: A viagem do elefante(The Elephant's Journey [translation by Margaret Jull Costa])

Tuesday 6 March 2012

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13:10 WB From Devilry to Divinity: Readings in the Divina Commedia. Spring Term: Purgatory
Week 8: Canto XXXIII. Beatrice prophesies the advent of a champion sent from God to deliver Church and Empire. The final ritual of Dante’s spiritu...
17:00 IHR A Scientific Republic of Letters?: Transnationality and the British Association for the Advancement of Science, 1870-1945
  Venue: Torrington Room 104, Senate House, South block, 1st floor
17:00 IHR The religious context of the Cromwellian conquest of Ireland
17:15 IHR Thinking outside the gundeck: the navy, the maritime community, and the outbreak of civil war, 1625-42
17:15 IHR Finding Meaning in a Million Victorian Books
  S261 (Senate House, second floor)
17:30 IHR The Political Economy of Royal Emotions: Ruling the Spanish Empire in the Seventeenth Century
  The Court Room
17:30 IHR Godly examples and Christian agents: training African missionary workers in British institutions in the nineteenth century
  Venue: Room ST273, Stewart House, 2nd floor
17:30 IHR Electronic records/digital preservation
  Please note: this session takes place in Room ST276, Stewart House, 2nd floor
17:30 ISA The Political Economy of Royal Emotions: Ruling the Spanish Empire in the Seventeenth Century
This seminar is a joint initiative between the IHR and the ISA
17:30 IES History of Libraries Research Seminar
Fr Peter Harris (Dean of Tower Hamlets): 'An English Island in Castile: the slumbering treasures of the Biblioteca of the Royal and Pontifical College o...
17:30 IHR An English Island in Castile: the slumbering treasures of the Biblioteca of the Royal and Pontifical College of St Alban, Valladolid
  The College, founded under the patronage of Philip II in 1589, still educates English and Welsh students for the Roman Catholic priesthood. Its ...
17:30 IClS ICLS Accordia Lectures
‘There’s something different about Italy?  Cultural disconnection in the Western Mediterranean in the Roman period’
17:30 IHR An English Island in Castile: the slumbering treasures of the Biblioteca of the Royal and Pontifical College of St Alban, Valladolid
  The College, founded under the patronage of Philip II in 1589, still educates English and Welsh students for the Roman Catholic priesthood. Its ...
18:00 IES Postgraduate Feminist Reading Group
NB: Tuesday
18:00 IHR India as a factor in Anglo-Soviet Relations from the Trade Agreement to the Rupture of Relations, 1921-1927
  Athlone Room (102), First floor, South block, Senate House
19:00 IHR Prisons in Medieval Italy: The Experience of Semi-Exclusiveness

Wednesday 7 March 2012

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09:00 IHR Internet Sources for Historical Research
This course provides an intensive introduction to use of the internet as a tool for serious historical research. It includes sessions on academic mailin...
12:30 IES Institute of English Studies Director's Seminar
Rupert Richard Arrowsmith (University College London): tbc.
14:15 WB Director's Work in Progress Seminar
16:30 WB Medieval Hypertext: The Illuminated Manuscript in an Age of Virtual Reproduction
17:00 IHR Sociability and sacred history: Neapolitan answers to a Hobbesian problem
  Senate House, Bedford Room G37 (ground floor)
17:15 IHR Neutral nobility to contentious aristocracy; Changing terms in testing times, 1700-1850
  Court room, Senate House, South block, first floor
17:30 IHR Home-making in pre-modern England
  Torrington Room (Room 104, first floor South Block)
17:30 IES South Asian Fiction: Contemporary Transformations
Neelam Srivastava (Newcastle University): 'Minority Literature and the South Asian Short Story'
17:30 IHR Theophilus of Edessa and the historiography of the seventh- and eighth-century Near East
  (Chair: Hugh Kennedy) Bloomsbury Room (G35)    
17:30 IHR Mazzini and Abolitionism between Europe and America: 'Thought and Action' in the Antislavery Struggle
  Chair: Axel Körner Room ST273 (Stewart House, second floor)
18:00 IES Literary and Critical Theory Seminar
tbc
18:00 IMR Creative Processes in String Quartets
Launch of performance DVD, Four Quartets, and software DVD, Evolution and Collaboration: the composition, rehearsal and performance of Finnissy's Second...

Thursday 8 March 2012

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15:00 ISA The Global Century (Postgraduate Reading Group): Decolonisation
New attendees are always welcome. Please see The Global Century for further details.
16:30 IClS ICLS Ancient History Seminar
 Slavery in the villages of early Roman Egypt
17:00 WB German Reading Class. Thomas Mann: Joseph und seine Brüder
This is a German Reading Class dedicated to Thomas Mann’s trilogy Joseph und seine Brüder. We meet weekly during term time on Thursday aftern...
17:00 IMR Music and the deconstruction of touch, 1700-1900
Free of charge. Open to the public. No advance booking required.
17:00 IHR Progress and Progressivism, 1888-1914
17:00 IHR Healthscaping a Medieval City: Lucca's Environmental Court in the Fourteenth Century
  Venue:  Room ST273, Stewart House, 2nd floor
17:30 IHR Decades Never Start On Time: Richard Roud's Journeys Through Film Culture, 1929-1989
  Room ST274
17:30 IHR 'Strength and Unity' in American Science: Hugo Munsterberg and the St. Louis Congress of 1904
  Chair: Bruce Baker  Room (G34), Senate House, ground floor
17:30 ISA 'Strength and Unity' in American Science: Hugo Munsterberg and the St. Louis Congress of 1904
This seminar is a joint initiative between ISA and the IHR
17:30 IHR Licit medicine or Pythagorean necromancy? The Case of the Spheres of Life and Death in late Medieval England
  Stephanie Seavers (UCL)The Imitation of Gold in the Middle Ages Venue: Court Room, Senate House, South block, 1st floor
18:00 IGRS Coffin Trust Screening / Discussion
Sarah Miles in conversation with Dr Lucy Reynolds (University of the Arts, London)following a film screening of 2001 - A Family Odyssey: Ophel...
18:00 IGRS Family Ties: Recollection and Representation
An interdisciplinary conference organised under the auspices of theCentre for the Study of Cultural Memory at the IGRS by Sally Waterman and Katia Pizz...
18:00 WB New Testament Greek Reading Class
The class meets at the Warburg Institute in the Droz Library. Participants should have a basic reading knowledge of Greek. If you wish to attend pleas...

Friday 9 March 2012

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09:30 SAS UCL English Graduate Conference 2012: Intersections
The Intersections conference aims to solicit a range of papers united by a common view of literature as built upon collaboration, influence, and interch...
09:30 IES UCL English Graduate Conference: Intersections
The UCL English Graduate Society invites abstracts for 20-minute papers for this year's Intersections conference. The day will be a forum for discussion...
10:00 WB Medieval Diagrams and Maps
In the past, maps were defined as representations of the surface the earth or a part of it, but modern cartographical theorists and map historians defin...
10:00 ICwS Decolonization workshop
The second decolonization workshop for 2011-2012 will culminate with the launch of the Oxford History of the British Empire companion volume Britain&rsq...
15:00 IP Plurals, Predicates and Paradox Seminar: Paradox and possible worlds
17:00 IHR On Furies. The Logistics of Sacking in the Dutch Revolt
  Venue: ST274, 2nd floor Stewart House
17:30 IHR Did women cause the fall of native Wales?
  This seminar will be held in the Bedford Room G37, Senate House, South block, Ground Floor
18:00 IGRS The Machiavelli Nights
A series of four seminars, led by Gianluigi Sassu (Visiting Fellow, IGRS), exploring the thought of Niccolo Machiavelli in relation to rhetoric and lang...
18:00 SAS Ezra Pound Cantos Reading Group
David Ashford (University of Surrey): Canto 40
18:00 IES Ezra Pound Cantos Reading Group
18:00 IES Jacques Rancière in London
Lecture: 9 March: 6.00pm: ' "Modernity" Revisited'.Followed by a wine reception.  All welcome.  Working against simplistic visions of th...
18:30 IGRS Coffin Trust Lecture
Rosy Martin:On Looking Back: Photography, Memory and Forgetting

Saturday 10 March 2012

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IMR International Bagpipe Conference
In association with the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London For further details please visit www.music.sas.ac.uk. Delegate fee...
14:00 IES EMPHASIS (Early Modern Philosophy and the Scientific Imagination)
Mathematical Practitioners in Early Modern EnglandJasmine Kilburn-Toppin (V&A): 'Mastering crafts: the mathematic text and artisanal epistemology in sev...

Monday 12 March 2012

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16:00 IGRS German Philosophy Seminar
Wagner and PhilosophyThe German Philosophy Reading Group is open to philosophers and Germanists, both students and staff, interested in reading and disc...
16:30 WB 'Armet se duritia': Domenico Beccafumi and the politics of punishment
Mondays at 16.30 each term starting on 10 Oct 2011. From January 2012 to be offered jointly with the National Gallery Organised by: Paul Taylor and Re...
16:30 IClS ICLS Ancient Philosophy Seminar
  “Plato on Fallacy”
17:00 IMR Beyond the radif: new forms of improvisational practice in Iranian music
Performance/Research Seminar Organised by the AHRC Research Centre for Musical Performance as Creative Practice (CMPCP) and hosted by the IMR Free of ...
17:00 IHR The use of oral tradition and spoken reports in twelfth-century historical writing on the First Crusade
17:00 IHR The Women of Kenya Speak: Imperial Politics, Voluntary Work, and the Construction of Colonial Welfare, 1930-50
  Colonialism/Postcolonial New Researchers' Workshop
17:15 IClS Latin Literature Seminar
'Conversing with the absent: friendship and philosophical community in Seneca's Epistulae morales'
17:15 IHR Networks of charity in early modern England: Dean Nowell and the spending of the money of Robert Nowell
   
17:30 IHR The Impact of the Haitian Revolution in the Nineteenth Century
  Please note: This session takes place in Senate House, South block, Bloomsbury Room G35
17:30 IHR Mapping Membership: A social and spatial analysis of associational activity, 1950-2005

Tuesday 13 March 2012

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09:30 ISA Women and Latin American Independence: history, politics and culture.
The bicentenary commemorations of Latin American political independence have given rise to a lively public debate on women’s involvement in the In...
10:30 IES Senate House Library Friends Visit
Senate House Library Friends Visit: Society of Antiquaries, Burlington House Piccadilly, London W1J 0BE Friends members only. If you would like to atte...
17:00 IHR Rethinking Victorian Anti-Semitism
  Bloomsbury Room (G35)
17:00 IHR Communications Goes to War: 1914-18
17:00 IP Logic and Metaphysics Forum: tba
17:15 IHR The medieval peasant house in the Midlands
 
17:15 IHR Scrutinizing parliamentary elections, c.1600 to the present
17:15 IHR Ulcers, cortisol and the remaking of modern Britain
17:30 HRC International Refugee Law seminar series
“The fast-developing field of LGBTI refugee law” This is the 2nd year of the ‘International Refugee Law’ seminar series, which ...
17:30 ICwS International Refugee Law Seminar Series: The fast-developing field of LGBTI refugee law
17:30 ICwS Commonwealth Research Seminar Series: The Commonwealth Secretary-General - from Smith to Sharma
18:00 IES Book Collecting Research Seminar
Natalie Galustian, Justin Croft, and others: 'Book Collecting and the Web'. The second in the new series of seminars organised jointly by the Inst...
18:00 WB Warburg-UCL Scholasticism Reading Group
The Warburg Institute and the UCL History Department are launching a reading and discussion group exploring Scholastic texts. Participants should have ...
18:00 ICwS Black Britain Seminar Series: Medieval Perceptions

Wednesday 14 March 2012

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IALS LERN Research Workshop: Managing qualitative projects
This Workshop will deal with some of the wider yet essential aspects of a research project. It will deal with funding, ethical issues and approval, mana...
12:30 SAS Dean's Seminar: As Western Governments squeeze public services, the BRICs expand them: new efforts to tackle poverty and inequality in Brazil, South Africa, India and China
14:15 WB Director's Work in Progress Seminar
15:00 IClS ICLS Mycenaean Seminar
Demonstration - Searching for seals on-line: the CMS database goes live! AND Of prisms and pictographs: searching for patterns in MM II glyptic &...
16:30 WB Palla Strozzi Orator
17:00 IHR Reflections on the history of history in political theory
 
17:30 IHR William James and the Varieties of Moral Medicine (title to be confirmed)
  Please note: this session takes place in the Bedford room G37, Senate House, South block, Ground floor
17:30 IES London Old and Middle English Research Seminar (LOMERS)
Elizabeth Archibald (University of Bristol)
17:30 IHR A neighbourhood of this sort. How Southwark shaped ideas of child and school: Orange Street Elementary 1870-1914
17:30 IES Open University Romantic Period Seminar
Stephen Hebron: 'Displaying the Romantic Poets' Stephen Hebron is a writer and exhibition curator. In 2010-12 he curated the exhibition Shelley's Ghost...
17:30 IHR Shifting allegiances among the nationalities in the Austro-Hungarian and Ottoman Empires
  Venue: ST274, Stewart House, 2nd floor Chair: Dejan Djokić (In connection with the Centre for the Study of the Balkans, Goldsmiths)
17:30 IHR Restructuring landed society in 1066
  (Chair: Alice Taylor) Bloomsbury Room (G35)
17:30 ISA Caribbean Seminar Series: The Cuban economy since the Revolution
17:30 ICwS Caribbean Seminar Series: The Cuban economy since the Revolution
18:00 IGRS Presence - Manifesting Ghosts (GHost Hostings 7)
GHosting is led by Ricarda Vidal and the artist-curator Sarah Sparkes and aims to analyse the theme of the ephemeral and the ghostly Further details 
18:30 IGRS Malcolm Bowie Memorial Lecture
Michael Moriarty (London): Love and Love of Self in Seventeeth-Century French Writing Venue: Arts Two Lecture Theatre, Queen Mary, University of London...

Thursday 15 March 2012

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09:45 IGRS Familie und Moderne / Family and Modernity (1880-1945)
An international conference organised under the auspices of the IGRS in conjunction with the University of Ghent and Goldsmiths, University of...
10:00 ISA International conference: Textiles, Techne, and Power in the Andes
Full programme Registration is now open; please book early to avoid disappointment      
10:00 IP One-day Workshop: Theorising Expertise
Registration to follow
14:00 SAS Using research software: Bibliographic software
EndNote and Zotero are widely-used tools for publishing and managing bibliographies. This class, primarily for School students but with a few places for...
16:30 IClS ICLS Ancient History Seminar
 Slaves and ex-slaves at Herculaneum: the evidence of the Album  
17:00 WB Alexander von Humboldt and the Scientific Mapping of the Americas
17:00 HRC ‘New Challenges in Refugee Integration’ seminar series
Open debate with the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Refugees To mark the 60th anniversary of the Refugee Council, this interdisciplinary series of si...
17:00 ICwS New Challenges in Refugee Integration seminar series: Open debate with the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Refugees
Event to be held at Parliament
17:00 ICwS Behind the Headlines: Are We Seeing the Best or the Worst of the Indian State?: A Public Debate
This seminar is a joint initiative between ICwS and the King's College India Institute
17:00 WB German Reading Class. Thomas Mann: Joseph und seine Brüder
This is a German Reading Class dedicated to Thomas Mann’s trilogy Joseph und seine Brüder. We meet weekly during term time on Thursday aftern...
17:00 IMR Practising research, playing with knowledge
Free of charge. Open to the public. No advance booking required.
17:00 IHR Charles I of Anjou's 1265 senatorial procession into Rome
  Venue:  Torrington Room 104, Senate House, South block, 1st floor
17:15 IHR State formation, Connoisseurship and Collecting in Late Stuart England
  Bedford Room (G37)
17:30 IHR Mission Impossible: Confederate Governors in the American Civil War, 1861-1865. A Study in Leadership
  Holden Room (103), first floor, South block, Senate House
17:30 IES London Seminar in Digital Text and Scholarship
Elton Barker (Open University) and Leif Isaksen (University of Southampton): 'Discovering and using ancient place data'
17:30 IHR The Idea of Oakeshott
  A one-day Colloquium in May is being planned in order to explore further last term'stheme of 'The Philosophy of the History of Science. The prov...
17:30 IHR Eric Williams, Capitalism and Slavery
  Roundtable discussion including: Nick Draper (UCL), Richard Drayton (KCL)
18:00 IES John Coffin Memorial Annual Palaeography Lecture
'Inscribed images and inspired scribes' by Dr Jennifer O'Reilly, FSA (University College Cork) Dr. Jennifer O'Reilly is a member of the Royal Irish Aca...
18:00 WB New Testament Greek Reading Class
The class meets at the Warburg Institute in the Droz Library. Participants should have a basic reading knowledge of Greek. If you wish to attend pleas...

Friday 16 March 2012

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IALS Public Interest Environmental Law Conference 2012: Alternative forms of Environmental Governance
For further information about PIEL 2012 please go to the PIEL Website:  www.piel.org.uk
10:00 WB Translating the Qur’an
Organised by Charles Burnett, Alastair Hamilton and Jan Loop  This is a one-day launch conference for the newly founded Centre for the History of ...
10:00 IMR The Instrument in Musical Performance
In association with Middlesex University For further details please visit www.music.sas.ac.uk. Delegate fee payable.
13:00 ISA Challenges to Human Security and the Santos Administration
There have been numerous attempts to reach a settlement of Colombia’s prolonged armed conflict, which have occasionally been combined with efforts...
16:00 IGRS The Mind-Matter Argument in Late German Philosophy (1860-1950): Seminar
A series of four two-hour seminars convened by Dr Christine Lopes (Visiting Fellow, IGRS) Karl Jaspers: the notion of psychopathology Further details
17:00 IES Psychoanalysis, Literature and Practice
Text: Bollas, Hysteria; Henry James, The Wings of the Dove. Commentator: Nicola Diamond (University of East London and Psychoanalytic- Psychotherapist)
17:15 IHR 'Chaste and dignified': Female Audiences and the Development of Anatomical Models in the Nineteenth Century
  Bedford Room (G37)
17:15 IHR London's livery companies in the fifteenth century: changing geography and changing sociability?
17:30 IHR Philippa of Lancaster, queen of Portugal: influence and persuasion at the margins
18:00 IES The Charles Peake Ulysses Seminar

Saturday 17 March 2012

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10:30 IGRS Research Training Workshop: Historic and Memorial Methods
More information
10:30 IALS How to get a PhD in Law: What legal research skills will I need? Literature reviews, qualitative and quantitative research and comparative legal research.
MPhil/PhD law students from across the UK are warmly invited to attend this specially tailored day of presentations and networking opportunities at...
11:00 IES London Nineteenth Century Studies Research Seminar
'Orality and Literacy' Jason Camlot (Concordia) on early literary recordings and digital analysis James Mussell (Birmingham) on nineteenth- and twenty-...
14:30 IGRS Contemporary Women's Writing in French Seminar
Contemporary French Women's Writing and the Historical NovelVenue: School of Modern Languages and Cultures, University of Leeds Texts for discussi...

Monday 19 March 2012

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10:30 IMR Music and Gender
Research Training in Music Day School Open to all postgraduate students. Advance booking required. Fee payable. Booking form at www.music.sas.ac.uk
17:00 IES London Shakespeare Seminar
Lukas Erne (University of Geneva, Switzerland):  'Shakespeare, Publication and the London Book Trade' Alice Hunt (University of Southampton):...
17:00 IHR 'W' Marks the Spot: Document Destruction and Removal at the End of the British Empire
  Venue: Woburn Suite G22/26, Senate House, South block, Ground floor 
17:00 IHR The Politics of Noble Fiscal Privilege
17:15 IClS Latin Literature Seminar
17:15 IHR Sport's Role in 1951's Festival of Britain
17:30 IHR Mary Wollstonecraft: from journalist, socialist, to somewhere else on the political spectrum?
   
18:00 IALS The Data Protection Act 1998 and Personal Privacy
Organised by the Statute Law Society with the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies.
18:00 IHR Title to be announced
  ST274 (Stewart House, second floor)

Tuesday 20 March 2012

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17:00 IHR Rome and Catholicity in sixteenth-century England
17:15 IHR 'Children of the Service': Paternalism, Patronage and Friendship in the Georgian Navy
17:15 IHR The Future of the Past (round table session)
  S261 (Senate House, second floor)
17:30 IHR The Bolivian Revolution at 60: Politics and Historiography
  Holden Room (Room 103)
17:30 IHR User participation
  Please note: this session takes place in Room ST276, Stewart House, 2nd floor
17:30 ISA The Bolivian Revolution at 60: Politics and Historiography
This seminar is a joint initiative between the IHR and the ISA
17:30 ICwS Diamond Jubilee Seminar Series: The Crown, the media and the Commonwealth
Watch the video of the Diamond Jubilee Seminar Series Preview herePart of London University's Diamond Jubilee series of reflections on the role of ...
18:00 IHR A new look at the 'Twenty-One Demands': Japan, China and the Anglo-Japanese Alliance during the World War I
  Athlone Room (102), First floor, South block, Senate House
18:00 IGRS Centre for Contemporary Women's Writing Spanish Reading Group
Carmen Martín Gaite, Lo raro es vivirPresented by Maria-José Blanco (KCL) Further details
18:00 IES Literary London Reading Group
East End Gangsterism in Baron and Sinclair, introduced by Ken Worpole. We are very pleased to announce that the Literary London Reading Group (formerly...
18:15 IALS An evening seminar with UKAEL to introduce the UK rapporteurs and their reports for the biennial FIDE CONGRESS to be held in Tallinn on 30 May to 2 June 2012
Programme Topic 1 - UK Rapporteurs:  Patrick Layden QC TD, Scottish Law Commission and Dr Tobias Lock, University of Surrey.  Protection of F...
19:00 IHR Neo-classicism and English political culture in the later fifteenth century

Wednesday 21 March 2012

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IALS Annual Postgraduate Students' EU Tax Conference 2012
12:30 IES Institute of English Studies Director's Seminar
Tatiana Kontou (Oxford Brookes): 'The Case of Florence Marryat: Custodian of the Spirit World/Popular Novelist' This paper focuses on Florence Marryat,...
13:00 ISA Liberal Constitutionalism in the Americas: Theory and Practice
By invitation only; please send expressions of interest to Dr. Deborah Toner This workshop focuses a comparative perspective on constitutional traditio...
14:30 IES The London Anglo-Saxon Symposium
The London Anglo-Saxon Symposium (LASS) aims to provide a forum for the multidisciplinary discussion of Anglo-Saxon topics in a relaxed and engaging atm...
17:00 IHR Monarchism and Absolutism in Early Modern Europe
  Senate House, Bedford Room G37 (ground floor)
17:00 IClS ICLS Classical Archaeology Seminar
Shaping, collecting and displaying medicine and architecture in London: responses to the classical legacy  
17:15 IHR 'Love, bitter wrong, freedom, sad pity, and lust of power': Politics and performance in 1820
  Court room, Senate House, South block, first floor
17:15 IHR Freed Slaves and Respectability: The Expansion of the Christian Frontier from Angola to Belgian Congo
  Torrington Room (104)
17:30 IES South Asian Fiction: Contemporary Transformations
Minoli Salgado (University of Sussex): (title to be finalised) ‘In Terror: Trespass and the Writer as Witness-Traveler’)
17:30 IHR Forgotten war crimes. Italy and the ill-treatment of allied POWs of the Second World War
Venue: ST273, Stewart House, 2nd floor Chair: Lucy Riall(In connection with IHR Modern Italian History series)
17:30 IHR title tba
  (Chair: Stephen Baxter) Bloomsbury Room (G35)
17:30 IHR Forgotten war crimes. Italy and the ill-treatment of allied POWs of the Second World War
  Chair: Lucy Riall Room ST273 (Stewart House, second floor) Joint with the Rethinking Modern Europe seminar
17:30 ISA Liberties and Empires: Writing Constitutions in the Atlantic World, 1776-1848
This event has been kindly funded by the John Coffin Memorial Fund. Co-sponsored by the Eccles Centre for American Studies, The British Library Please...
18:00 IES Literary and Critical Theory Seminar
tbc

Thursday 22 March 2012

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09:15 IALS Banking Conference 2012: Basel III, the Vickers Report and Regulatory Restructuring
For a copy of the programme and booking form for the Banking 2012 Conference on Basel III, the Vickers Reort and Regulatory Restructuring, please click ...
14:00 IALS Serving Time in a Foreign Land: The Framework Decision on the Mutual Recognition of Custodial Sentences
Organised in association with the European Criminal Law Association (UK)
15:00 ISA The Global Century (Postgraduate Reading Group): Neo-Imperialism
New attendees are always welcome. Please see The Global Century for further details.
16:30 IClS ICLS Ancient History Seminar
Slavery and the workforce of the city of Rome   
17:00 IMR Spinning the yarn: Wagner's use and reuse of his songs in his music dramas
Free of charge. Open to the public. No advance booking required.
17:15 IGRS English Goethe Society
The 2012 Ida Herz LectureHans Rudolf Vaget (Massachusetts):Vansittartism Revisited: German Exiles and Vansittart's Black RecordMore about the Engli...
18:00 ISA The Presidential Difference: White House Leadership in the Civil War Era from James Polk to Abraham Lincoln
Co-sponsored by the Eccles Centre for American Studies, The British Library
18:00 IES Wyndham Lewis Reading Group
Rosalind McKever (Kingston University and the Estorick Collection of Modern Italian Art): ' "The Present is Art": Vorticist and Futurist Temporalities' ...
18:30 IES London Theatre Seminar
tbc

Friday 23 March 2012

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09:00 SAS Peripheral Modernisms International Conference - CALL FOR PAPERS
23 March 2012 Institute of Germanic & Romance Studies, School of Advanced Study, University of London The last decade has witnessed renewed scholarly ...
09:30 IHR Symposium on Art, landscape and History
  Please note: this session takes place in the Court Room, Senate House, South block, first floor 09.30 – 17.30
09:30 IGRS Peripheral Modernisms
An interdisciplinary international conference exploring the contributions made by so-called peripheral modernisms to a global aesthetic of modernism tha...
17:30 IHR Murder, mayhem and a very small penis: motives for revenge in the 1375 murder of William Cantilupe, great-great nephew of St. Thomas of Hereford
18:00 IES Finnegans Wake Research Seminar
18:00 IALS The Confederate's Last Battle: Judah Benjamin's legal defence of Confederate assets in England
Organised with the London Legal History Seminar.  

Monday 26 March 2012

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16:00 IGRS German Philosophy Seminar
Wagner and PhilosophyThe German Philosophy Reading Group is open to philosophers and Germanists, both students and staff, interested in reading and disc...
17:00 IMR Muses from the past: historical flute recordings and today's performance style
Performance/Research Seminar Organised by the AHRC Research Centre for Musical Performance as Creative Practice (CMPCP) and hosted by the IMR Free of ...
17:00 IHR Byzantine crusaders: holy war and crusade rhetoric in Byzantine contacts with the West (1095–1341)
17:00 IHR Money and the Changing Nature of Colonial Space in Northern Quebec: Aboriginal Peoples, Capital, and the State during the Nineteenth Century
  Colonialism/Postcolonial New Researchers' Workshop
17:00 ICwS Afro-Indians in Gujarat: Traditions, Identity and Culture
Flyer
17:30 IHR Tba
  Please note: This session takes place in Senate House, South block, Bloomsbury Room G35

Tuesday 27 March 2012

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09:00 IHR Databases for Historians
This four-day course introduces the theory and practice of constructing and using databases. Through a mixture of lectures and practical, hands-on, sess...
11:00 IP One-day Workshop: Originalism
Registration to follow
17:00 IHR Hidden from Interfaith History - the Society of Jews and Christians, c.1924-1944
  Bloomsbury Room (G35)
17:00 IHR Search and Destroy? A reappraisal of large scale operations during the Vietnam War, 1964-1972
17:15 IHR The Trevelyans: a successful Somerset family
 
17:15 IHR Anticlericalism and the early Tudor Parliament
17:15 IHR Wives and Daughters: the Making of Clerical Dynasties in 17th Century England
  The issue of clerical marriage remained contentious even after the Reformation, but by the early 17th century some notable clerical dynasties we...
17:30 IES The Rise of Creative Writing
Impacts on the Novel Professor Maureen Freely was born in the US but grew up in Turkey, where her family still lives.  She was educated at Radclif...

Wednesday 28 March 2012

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17:00 IMR Exploring the Musical Tetractys
ICONEA seminar Free of charge. Open to the public. No advance booking required.
17:30 IHR Historical Subjectivity
  Please note: this session, rescheduled from 9 November, takes place in the Bedford room G37, Senate House, South block, Ground floor
17:30 ICwS Commonwealth Research Seminar Series: Reporting on The Truth & Justice Commission of Mauritius
17:30 IHR In line with Omurtag and Alfred: linear frontiers in the ninth century
  (Chair: Peter Heather) S265
18:00 IES Contemporary Fiction Research Seminar
Dr Kim Akass (Hertfordshire) and Dr Janet McCabe (Birkbeck): 'The HBO Phenomenon'

Thursday 29 March 2012

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09:30 IGRS 51st National Postgraduate Colloquium in German Studies
11:00 ICwS ICwS and OSPA Witness Seminar: Indirect Rule – right or wrong?
Registration form
12:00 IP IP Lunchtime Seminar: Against Disquotation
16:30 IClS ICLS Ancient History Seminar
NOTE ROOM CHANGE TO 349 The scholar, his wife, her slave-girl: romantic triangles and polygamy in fifteenth-century Cairo
17:00 IMR Satie and Mechanical Music
Free of charge. Open to the public. No advance booking required.
17:00 IHR An advanced type of democracy? Governing adult education in 1920s England
17:30 IGRS 2012 Sylvia Naish Research Student Lecture
Further details
17:30 IHR Reformation truth and doubt in the 'Dialogue Concerning Heresies' and 'Acts and Monuments'
17:30 IHR British Critics and a Hollywood Career: Re-writing James Mason
  Room ST273
18:00 IALS European Private Law at the Crossroads: some thoughts on the proposed new European Sales Law
This talk will debate the legal basis, aims and objectives of the proposed Regulation on a Common European Sales Law COM(2011) 635 final. The new projec...

Friday 30 March 2012

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10:00 IMR Ligeti's later Music
In association with Kingston University London For further details please visit https://sites.google.com/site/ligeticonferencelondon2011/home. Delegate...
18:00 IES Irish Studies Seminars
Mary Hickman (London Metropolitan University): 'Social Cohesion and the notion of "suspect communities": comparing Irish and Muslim experiences in Britain'
18:00 IES Contemporary Innovative Poetry Research Seminar
Susan Rudy (LSE): tbc

Saturday 31 March 2012

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14:00 IES Reading from the Future
Jo Shapcott

Monday 2 April 2012

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16:00 IP Perception, Senses and Action Forum: tba
17:00 IHR Breaking out of the asylum: presenting disability history through space, place and landscape
  Venue: ST273, 2nd floor, Stewart House 

Tuesday 3 April 2012

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17:30 IES History of Libraries Research Seminar
Elizabeth Evenden (Newnham College, Cambridge): 'Selectivity and Survival: Matthew Parker and the Role of the Codex in Early Modern England'? This pape...
17:30 IHR Selectivity and Survival: Matthew Parker and the Role of the Codex in Early Modern England?
  This paper will discuss Matthew Parker's great searching out of manuscripts and the fate of these manuscripts once they came into the Archbishop...
17:30 IHR Selectivity and Survival: Matthew Parker and the Role of the Codex in Early Modern England?
  This paper will discuss Matthew Parker’s great searching out of manuscripts and the fate of these manuscripts once they came into the Arch...
18:00 IES Postgraduate Feminist Reading Group
NB: Tuesday

Wednesday 4 April 2012

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17:30 IHR Everyday life and energy in the sensory home
  Torrington Room (Room 104, first floor South Block)

Thursday 5 April 2012

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15:00 ISA The Global Century (Postgraduate Reading Group): The Politics of Race
New attendees are always welcome. Please see The Global Century for further details.

Thursday 12 April 2012

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IMR Debussy: Text and Idea
In collaboration with Gresham College and the Institute of Germanic and Romance Studies Limited number of places available.
09:00 IGRS Debussy: Text and Idea / Debussy: Le Texte et l'Idée
Call for papers

Saturday 14 April 2012

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14:00 IES EMPHASIS (Early Modern Philosophy and the Scientific Imagination)
Current Research on Jan Baptista Van HelmontSietske Fransen (Warburg Institute): 'Jan Baptista van Helmont and the power of words'Jo Hedesan (University...

Monday 16 April 2012

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09:00 IHR Methods and Sources for Historical Research
This long-standing course is an introduction to finding and using primary sources for research in modern British, Irish and colonial history. The course...
10:30 IMR 'Jacob Lenz'
IMR/Brunel CCMP Seminar Free of charge. Open to the public. No advance booking required.

Tuesday 17 April 2012

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10:00 ISA Cuba in the 21st Century
In April 2011 the first Cuban Communist Party Congress in over a decade agreed a programme of economic policy measures aimed at what it called the &lsqu...
18:00 IES Book Collecting Research Seminar
Valerie Jackson-Harris: 'Collecting ephemera'. The third in the new series of seminars organised jointly by the Institute of English Studies ...

Wednesday 18 April 2012

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09:30 IGRS LIT.NET Austria: The Net as Theme, Aesthetic Paradigm and Communicative Tool in Literary Austria
A conference on the 'net' in Austria and literary theory combined with a workshop on Communicating Literature through the Internet, with international e...
13:00 ISA Liberalism and Religion: Secularisation and the Public Sphere in the Americas
By invitation only; please send expressions of interest to Dr. Deborah TonerThe development of political, economic, scientific and cultural spheres sepa...
17:00 ISA Revolutionary Religion? Liberalism and Catholicism in Post- Revolutionary Mexico
The conventional historiographical narrative of revolutionary Mexico (1910-1940) stresses the institutional, intellectual, and affective animosity separ...
17:30 IHR Zhengfa: Practising Confucian 'Holy War' in Medieval Northeast Asia
  Please note: this session takes place on a Wednesday in Room 349, Senate House, South block, 3rd floor

Thursday 19 April 2012

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IMR Sound, Music and the Moving-Thinking Body
For further details please visit www.music.sas.ac.uk. Delegate fee payable.
15:00 ISA The Global Century (Postgraduate Reading Group): Postwar Western Europe
New attendees are always welcome. Please see The Global Century for further details.
17:00 WB Improved Satin Maps for Ladies' Schools: A New Revenue Stream for Eighteenth-Century Printsellers
18:00 IHR Montreal Life Stories: Oral History at the Crossroads
  Please note: this session takes place in the Torrington Room (104), Senate House, South block, 1st floor

Friday 20 April 2012

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14:00 IMR Research Training Reading Group: Classic Texts in Music and Culture
Discussion of readings (available in advance). For further details please contact a.kassabian@liv.ac.uk
18:00 IES The Charles Peake Ulysses Seminar

Saturday 21 April 2012

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IMR Perfect Constructions: the music of Conlon Nancarrow
Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance and Southbank Centre in association with the IMR For further details and booking please visit www.trinit...

Monday 23 April 2012

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18:00 IES Hilda Hulme Memorial Lecture 2011-2012
James Shapiro (Columbia University): 'Unravelling Shakespeare's Life' Cradle-to-grave biographies of Shakespeare in the twenty-first century have stead...

Tuesday 24 April 2012

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09:00 IHR Further Medieval and Renaissance Latin
A third course, carrying on from the first two IHR Medieval and Renaissance Latin courses, to round out students’ grasp of the language and allow ...
13:10 WB From Devilry to Divinity: Readings in the Divina Commedia. Summer term: Paradise
Week 1: Title to be confirmed After reading Dante in Italian, with English translation and visual and verbal commentary, there will be time for informa...
17:30 ICwS Commonwealth Research Seminar Series: Rebuilding Sierra Leone's Evidence Base in the Post Conflict Period
18:00 IES Senate House Library Friends
Talk by James Shapiro.  tbc.
18:00 IES Literary London Reading Group
Lost Innocence in Literary Limehouse, introduced by Anne Witchard.

Wednesday 25 April 2012

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14:15 WB Director's Work in Progress Seminar
17:00 WB Apostles and Heresiarchs: Representations of Early Christianity in 16th - 17th Century India.
A major consequence of Vasco da Gama's expedition to India was the establishment of a new contact between the Roman Catholic Church and the Saint Thomas...
17:00 WB Have the flames of Diamper destroyed the cultural and historical patrimony of the Saint Thomas Christians?
17:00 IHR 'Amor patriae' and 'ratio status': The morality of patriotic actions in humanist political thought
  Senate House, Bedford Room G37 (ground floor)
17:30 IES Open University Romantic Period Seminar
Paula Byrne will speak on the problems and opportunities of writing a new biography of a well-known figure, with reference to her new high-profile biogr...
17:30 IES Open University Romantic Period Seminar
Paula Byrne will speak on the problems and opportunities of writing a new biography of a well-known figure, with reference to her new high-profile biogr...
18:00 IGRS Research Centre for German and Austrian Exile Studies Seminar
Peter Pirker (Vienna/London): Networks of Exile, Resistance and RemigrationMore about the Centre for German and Austrian Exile Studies

Thursday 26 April 2012

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IMR (M)other Russia: Revolution or Evolution?
For further details please visit www.music.sas.ac.uk. Delegate fee payable.
09:30 ISA Research Students' Conference
This conference will highlight the research currently undertaken by PhD students at the Institute for the Stuidy of the Americas. It is open to all. Pr...
10:00 WB Apostles and Heresiarchs: Representations of Early Christianity in 16th - 17th Century India
A major consequence of Vasco da Gama's expedition to India was the establishment of a new contact between the Roman Catholic Church and the Saint Thomas...
17:00 WB German Reading Class. Thomas Mann: Joseph und seine Brüder
This is a German Reading Class dedicated to Thomas Mann’s trilogy Joseph und seine Brüder. We meet weekly during term time on Thursday aftern...
18:00 WB New Testament Greek Reading Class
The class meets at the Warburg Institute in the Droz Library. Participants should have a basic reading knowledge of Greek. If you wish to attend ...

Friday 27 April 2012

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10:00 WB From Mêlée to Opera: The Metamorphosis of the Chivalric Tournament
 

Saturday 28 April 2012

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14:00 IES Contemporary Fiction Research Seminar
Dr Joe Brooker (Birkbeck): 'Money: The Reckoning'. Session to mark the launch of a special issue of Textual Practice on Martin Amis' Money.

Monday 30 April 2012

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17:00 IMR The digital instrument as an epistemic tool
Performance/Research Seminar Organised by the AHRC Research Centre for Musical Performance as Creative Practice (CMPCP) and hosted by the IMR. Free of...

Tuesday 1 May 2012

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13:10 WB From Devilry to Divinity: Readings in the Divina Commedia. Summer term: Paradise
Week 2: Title to be confirmed After reading Dante in Italian, with English translation and visual and verbal commentary, there will be time for informa...
17:00 ICwS Behind the Headlines: Trends in the Uttar Pradesh elections 2012
This seminar is a joint initiative between ICwS and the King's College India Institute This event will take place in the King's College London India In...
17:30 IES History of Libraries Research Seminar
Dr Karen Attar (Senate House Library): 'The University of London Library during the Second World War'. While London's Senate House is best known for th...
17:30 IHR The University of London Library during the Second World War
  While London's Senate House is best known for the period 1939-1945 as the home of the Ministry of Information, the University of London Library ...
17:30 IES The Rise of Creative Writing
tbc.  Poetry.
17:30 IHR The University of London Library during the Second World War
  While London's Senate House is best known for the period 1939-1945 as the home of the Ministry of Information, the University of London Library ...

Wednesday 2 May 2012

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09:00 IHR Explanatory Paradigms: An Introduction to Historical Theory
A critical introduction to current approaches to historical explanation, taught by Prof John Tosh, Dr John Seed and Prof Sally Alexander. The contrastin...
14:15 WB Director's Work in Progress Seminar
17:00 IClS ICLS Classical Archaeology Seminar
  The Bronze Age in London
17:15 WB Philosophy and Narrative
18:00 IES Senate House Library Friends
Peter Mack (Warburg Institute): 'Print and Innovation in Sixteenth Century Rhetoric: Agricola, Erasmus and Melanchthon' Attendance free, all welcome.&n...

Thursday 3 May 2012

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10:00 IP Two-day Workshop: Experiments on Ethical Dilemmas
In conjunction with AHRC Framing Effects in Ethical Dilemmas project. Registration (day 2 in ST274/275)
15:00 ISA The Global Century (Postgraduate Reading Group)
New attendees are always welcome. Please see The Global Century for further details.
17:00 WB German Reading Class. Thomas Mann: Joseph und seine Brüder
This is a German Reading Class dedicated to Thomas Mann’s trilogy Joseph und seine Brüder. We meet weekly during term time on Thursday aftern...
17:30 ISA BOOK LAUNCH: The Republican Party and American Politics from Hoover to Reagan
This event celebrates the publication by Cambridge University Press of a new book by Robert Mason (Edinburgh University).  This is the first archiv...
18:00 WB New Testament Greek Reading Class
The class meets at the Warburg Institute in the Droz Library. Participants should have a basic reading knowledge of Greek. If you wish to attend ...

Friday 4 May 2012

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10:00 IGRS Italian Research Training
18:00 IES Finnegans Wake Research Seminar

Saturday 5 May 2012

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10:30 IGRS Research Training Workshop: Before, During and After the PhD
More information
14:00 IHR Lessons in Liberty: English Schoolboy Rebellions in the Late Eighteenth-Century
  Court Room, Senate House, South block, first floor
14:00 IES Reading from the Future
Don Paterson NB: Room change.

Monday 7 May 2012

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18:15 WB Islam and the Enlightenment. An introduction.

Tuesday 8 May 2012

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10:00 WB The Iconography of Justice from Renaissance Town Halls to 21st Century Courts
Further details to be announced Organised by: Dennis Curtis, Peter Mack and  Judith Resnik  
17:00 IHR Catholic manuscript circulation in seventeenth-century Shrewsbury: The case of Richard Owen
17:30 IHR Advocacy for the archive sector - title tbc
  Please note: this session takes place in Room ST274, Stewart House, 2nd floor
17:30 IClS ICLS Accordia Lectures
‘The Tomb of the Warrior at Tarquinia’
18:00 IES Book Collecting Research Seminar
Edward Baynton-Coward: 'Collecting Bindings'
18:00 IHR Embassy of Sir Nicholas O'Conor at Constantinople before World War I
  Pease note: this seminar will be held at The Rothschild Archives .  Please contact Dr Michael Kandiah (Michael.Kandiah@kcl.ac.uk) if you wi...
18:00 HRC ‘The Responsibilities to Protect, Prosecute and Palliate: Complementary or Conflicting?’
Hosted by the Human Rights Consortium at the School of Advanced Study and the London Transitional Justice Network
19:00 IHR The Lost Sheep of Rochester: Transitus and Agency in Late Medieval England

Wednesday 9 May 2012

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11:00 SAS Careers Workshop: Preparing for academic interviews
More information
12:30 IES Institute of English Studies Director's Seminar
Ellen McWilliams (Bath Spa University): 'The "Creative Migrant" in Colm Toibin's The South'
14:15 WB Director's Work in Progress Seminar
16:15 WB Islam and the Enlightenment Seminar - Islam in Montesquieu’s writings and thought
In the Lecture Room - All welcome
17:00 IHR Conquest, liberty and the uses of history in Jacobean England
   
17:15 IHR J. G. Frazer, Anthropology, and Christianity
  The Court Room (Senate House, first floor)
17:30 IHR Gardening and photography in the making of the lower middle-class home in Britain, 1880-1914
  ST273 (Stewart House, second floor)  
17:30 IHR Bowlbyism and the Postwar Settlement
  Please note: this session takes place in the Bedford room G37, Senate House, South block, Ground floor
17:30 IES London Old and Middle English Research Seminar (LOMERS)

Thursday 10 May 2012

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17:00 WB Alexander Nimmo (1783–1832) and Some of His Little-Known Irish Maps and Charts
17:00 WB German Reading Class. Thomas Mann: Joseph und seine Brüder
This is a German Reading Class dedicated to Thomas Mann’s trilogy Joseph und seine Brüder. We meet weekly during term time on Thursday aftern...
17:15 IGRS English Goethe Society
Eleoma Joshua (Edinburgh):Writing on the Brocken on the Brocken:The Poetry of the Brocken Visitors' BooksMore about the English Goethe Society
17:30 IHR 'Hidden Internationalisms' in Architecture and Education: Mary (nee Crowley) Medd (1907-2005)
  This seminar will report on trans-disciplinary biographical and prosopographical research  that embraces the two fields of architecture and...
17:30 HRC International Refugee Law seminar series
“Refugees, Law and Postcolonial Theory” This is the 2nd year of the ‘International Refugee Law’ seminar series, which aims to p...
17:30 ICwS International Refugee Law Seminar Series: Refugees, Law and Postcolonial Theory
17:30 ISA Harry Allen Memorial lecture: Fifty Years On: The Cuban Missile Crisis Revisited
The Cuban Missile Crisis of October 1962 was the most dangerous moment in the Cold War and possibly in world history as two nuclear superpowers stood on...
18:00 WB New Testament Greek Reading Class
The class meets at the Warburg Institute in the Droz Library. Participants should have a basic reading knowledge of Greek. If you wish to attend pleas...

Friday 11 May 2012

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17:00 IHR A protean phenomenon: the patriots in the late sixteenth- and early seventeenth-century Low Countries
  Venue: Torrington Room 104, Senate House, South block, 1st floor
18:00 IGRS The Machiavelli Nights
A series of four seminars, led by Gianluigi Sassu (Visiting Fellow, IGRS), exploring the thought of Niccolo Machiavelli in relation to rhetoric and lang...
18:00 IES Ezra Pound Cantos Reading Group
Alexander Howard (University of Sussex): Canto 105

Saturday 12 May 2012

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11:00 IES Modernism Research Seminar Series
Modernism and AffectJennifer Cooke (Loughborough): 'From Normative Unhappiness to Non-Normative Bliss: Modernist Intimacies in Katherine Mansfield ...

Monday 14 May 2012

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IALS Certificate in International Commercial Arbitration
This is a five-day intensive course that is aimed at introducing participants to international commercial and investment arbitration. The course covers ...
16:00 IGRS German Philosophy Seminar
Wagner and PhilosophyThe German Philosophy Reading Group is open to philosophers and Germanists, both students and staff, interested in reading and disc...
16:15 WB Islam and the Enlightenment Seminar - An Islamic Radical Enlightenment? The Philosophes and their perceptions of the Arabic world.
In the Lecture Room - All welcome
16:30 IClS ICLS Ancient Philosophy Seminar
“Cicero’s Aristotelianism”
18:00 IHR Title to be announced
  ST273 (Stewart House, second floor)

Tuesday 15 May 2012

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13:10 WB From Devilry to Divinity: Readings in the Divina Commedia. Summer term: Paradise
Week 3: Title to be confirmed After reading Dante in Italian, with English translation and visual and verbal commentary, there will be time for informa...
14:00 IALS Double Jeopardy in the EU - what it means in practice
17:00 IHR paper: TBA
  Bloomsbury Room (G35)
17:15 IHR Black people in English localities since1600: sources and significance
 
17:30 SAS SAS Visiting Fellow lecture
A lecture by the School's Visiting Fellow for 2011/12 to be chaired by Professor Roger Kain, Dean of the School of Advanced Study

Wednesday 16 May 2012

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12:30 SAS Dean's Seminar: title - TBC but on Charles Dickens
14:15 WB Director's Work in Progress Seminar
15:00 IClS ICLS Mycenaean Seminar
Before Aphrodite: new light on Kytheran prehistory from the Kythera Island
17:00 IHR 'Actio popularis' and popular sovereignty in Rome
  Senate House, Bedford Room G37 (ground floor)
18:00 IES Senate House Library Friends
Carlos Galvis (Institute of Historical Research): 'Transport collections in the Goldsmiths Library. Attendance free, all welcome.  If you would li...

Thursday 17 May 2012

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10:00 IGRS Bilderrätsel des gesprungenen Bewusstseins / Modernism and the Beginnings of Visual Culture (1890-1938)
Organised in conjunction with the DFG Research Group 'Anfänge (in) der Moderne'at the University of Munich Co-Ordinator: Dr Gustav Frank Call ...
15:00 ISA The Global Century (Postgraduate Reading Group)
New attendees are always welcome. Please see The Global Century for further details.
17:00 WB German Reading Class. Thomas Mann: Joseph und seine Brüder
This is a German Reading Class dedicated to Thomas Mann’s trilogy Joseph und seine Brüder. We meet weekly during term time on Thursday aftern...
17:30 IHR Aspects of Governance in the Early Reign of Richard II: Richard II’s use of the Signet and Privy Seals during the 1380s./The Earls in Government During the Minority of Richard II
  Holden Room (103), first floor, South block, Senate House
17:30 IES Medieval Manuscripts Seminar
Mark Stansbury (National University of Ireland, Galway): 'Some thoughts on the origins of Insular Script'
17:30 IHR Commodities Caught in the Cross-fire: The Case of Java Sugar and Imperial Japan, 1880-1945
  Venue: Bedford room G37, Senate House, South block, Ground floor
18:00 IES John Coffin Memorial Irish Studies Lecture
'Samuel Beckett: Mystic' by Professor Declan Kiberd (University College Dublin) Declan Kiberd joined UCD as lecturer in Anglo-Irish literature in 1979,...
18:00 WB New Testament Greek Reading Class
The class meets at the Warburg Institute in the Droz Library. Participants should have a basic reading knowledge of Greek. If you wish to attend ...
18:15 WB Islam and the Enlightenment Seminar - Sir James Porter (1710–1776) and his 'Observations on the Religion, Law, Government, and Manners of the Turks' (1768)
In the Lecture Room - All welcome

Friday 18 May 2012

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18:00 IES The Charles Peake Ulysses Seminar

Saturday 19 May 2012

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10:00 ISA South American Archaeology Seminar
For further information please email Bill Sillar.
14:00 IES EMPHASIS (Early Modern Philosophy and the Scientific Imagination)
Thomas Roebuck (Magdalen College, Oxford): 'Forms of Antiquarianism in the Early Royal Society'

Monday 21 May 2012

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17:00 IHR Staufen Germany and the crusade
17:30 IHR Food alms for the poor in late medieval England
18:00 IALS The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council and Lord Sankey’s 'living tree' theory of interpretation
Organised by the Statute Law Society with the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies.

Tuesday 22 May 2012

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11:00 IP One-day Conference: Politics of Secession in the European Union
Organised by Forum for European Philosophy. Registration to follow.
13:10 WB From Devilry to Divinity: Readings in the Divina Commedia. Summer term: Paradise
Week 4: After reading Dante in Italian, with English translation and visual and verbal commentary, there will be time for informal and informed discuss...
17:00 IHR The holy maid of Wales: Visions, politics and Catholicism in Elizabethan Britain
17:30 ICwS Commonwealth Research Seminar Series: What happened to 'garibi hatao'? India's Congress Party and the politics of poverty
18:00 IHR Scots in Africa: A Nation of Empire-Builders in the Era of Decolonisation
  Athlone Room (102), First floor, South block, Senate House
18:00 IES Wyndham Lewis Reading Group
Nathan Waddell (University of Birmingham)
18:00 IES Literary London Reading Group
tbc
19:00 IHR Visual Representations of Knighting Ceremonies

Wednesday 23 May 2012

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10:30 IALS How to get a PhD in Law: Preparing yourself for the Vivas. Getting yourself known: Publishing your work, presenting skills and networking.
This National Training Day is intended for MPhil/PhD students in Law, paricularly those enrolled in their first year of study.   MPhil/PhD la...
12:30 IES Institute of English Studies Director's Seminar
William Radice (SOAS): tbc
14:15 WB Director's Work in Progress Seminar
17:00 IHR Finding a nation, founding a nation: Tacitus's 'Germania' and German nationalism
 
17:00 IClS ICLS Classical Archaeology Seminar
Classical collections in museums across the UK  
18:00 IGRS Research Centre for German and Austrian Exile Studies Seminar
Laure Guilbert (Paris/London): German and Austrian Dance in Exile in the World 1933-1945POSTPONED UNTIL 21 NOVEMBER 2012More about the Centre for G...
CANCELLED
18:00 IES Senate House Library Friends Book Talk
Jane Eyre, by Charlotte Bronte, led by Professor Michael SlaterAttendance free, all welcome.  If you would like to attend please contact Library Of...

Thursday 24 May 2012

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10:00 IGRS 9th Ingeborg Bachmann Centre Postgraduate Conference
Postgraduates from the UK and abroad discuss their research on Austrian literature and culture More about the Ingeborg Bachmann Centre
10:15 WB Visual Interests: The Intellectual Legacy of Michael Baxandall
The work of Michael Baxandall (1933-2008) was of profound importance to the study of the visual arts: its impact extended to all branches of the humanit...
12:30 IP IP Lunchtime Seminar: Reassessment of Impredicativity
17:00 WB German Reading Class. Thomas Mann: Joseph und seine Brüder
This is a German Reading Class dedicated to Thomas Mann’s trilogy Joseph und seine Brüder. We meet weekly during term time on Thursday aftern...
17:30 IHR Model pupil, junior partner, or problem child? Germany's role in European integration since 1945
  Annual German History Society Lecture  Seminar Room, German Historical Institute, 17 Bloomsbury Square, London, WC1A 2NJ   ...
18:00 WB New Testament Greek Reading Class
The class meets at the Warburg Institute in the Droz Library. Participants should have a basic reading knowledge of Greek. If you wish to attend pleas...
19:00 IGRS Doron Rabinovici Reads from his Works
Acclaimed Austrian writer and writer-in-residence at the Ingeborg Bachmann Centre in 2012 reads from his works Venue: Austrian Cultural Forum, 28 Rutla...

Friday 25 May 2012

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17:00 IHR Jacques Presser between history and literature
  Venue: Torrington Room 104, Senate House, South block, 1st floor

Saturday 26 May 2012

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10:30 ISA Latin American Music Seminar
Please contact Dr. Henry Stobart for more details

Monday 28 May 2012

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16:00 IGRS German Philosophy Seminar
Wagner and PhilosophyThe German Philosophy Reading Group is open to philosophers and Germanists, both students and staff, interested in reading and disc...
16:30 IClS ICLS Ancient Philosophy Seminar
“Philosophy versus rhetoric? Aspects of Galen's argumentative technique”
17:00 IHR How risky is a risk-free asset: an inquiry into Louis XIV's finances

Tuesday 29 May 2012

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17:00 IHR Anti-antisemitism in Interwar Britain
  Bloomsbury Room (G35)
17:15 IHR Classicism after Grainger: Classical Architecture in Newcastle Upon Tyne, 1870-1914
 
18:15 WB Islam and the Enlightenment Seminar - Joseph White (1745-1814) and Arabic Studies in eighteenth-century England.
In the Lecture Room - All welcome

Wednesday 30 May 2012

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IES Visions: Sixth International Conference of Iconographic Studies
At the University of Rijeka, Croatia. This conference seeks to encourage interdisciplinary dialogue as well as to continue the cycle of sessions for sc...
10:00 ICwS Cultures of Decolonisation, c.1945-1970
Flyer This symposium will bring together scholars with an interest in the cultural practices, performances and material cultures of decolonisation, c.1...
16:30 WB Where Europe Begins and Ends: Problematics of Literary History, 1348-1418.
17:00 IGRS Austrian Literary Documentation of Serving and Deserting the 'Wehrmacht'
Peter Pirker (IGRS Martin Miller and Hannah Norbert-Miller Visiting Fellow/Vienna) introduces an interdisciplinary literary and historical project More...

Thursday 31 May 2012

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09:30 IGRS Translations - Translating Language, Translating Media, Translating Experience
Postgraduate Conference Abstracts of not more than 250 words and a brief cv should be sent to forum@igrs.sas.ac.uk by 17 February 2012 Detailed Call f...
15:00 ISA The Global Century (Postgraduate Reading Group)
New attendees are always welcome. Please see The Global Century for further details.
16:30 WB The Restoration of Giotto's Crucifix for the Church of Ognissanti, Florence
17:30 IHR Religious Perceptions of Death and the Afterlife in the First World War
  Holden Room (103), first floor, South block, Senate House
17:30 IHR Pandora's Post Box: The Mobility of Discourse Across British Asia, 1854-1914
  Venue: Bedford room G37, Senate House, South block, Ground floor 

Friday 1 June 2012

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13:00 ISA The 2012 Mexican Elections
17:00 IES Psychoanalysis, Literature and Practice
Text: Didier Anzieu, The Skin Ego (1989). pp. 711-87 and 109-111Film:Lawrence of Arabia (Dir. David Lean, 1962) Commentator: Steve Pile (Open University)
18:00 IGRS The Machiavelli Nights
A series of four seminars, led by Gianluigi Sassu (Visiting Fellow, IGRS), exploring the thought of Niccolo Machiavelli in relation to rhetoric and lang...
18:00 IES Finnegans Wake Research Seminar

Saturday 2 June 2012

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14:00 IHR Enlightenment in Lilliput: Republican Education in Eighteenth-Century Children's Literature
  Court Room, Senate House, South block, first floor
14:00 IES EMPHASIS (Early Modern Philosophy and the Scientific Imagination)
Medieval Arabic and Latin AlchemyStephanie Seavers (University College, London): 'Medieval alchemy and the symbolism of gold'Gabriele Ferrario (Taylor-S...
14:00 IES Reading from the Future
Gillian Clarke

Tuesday 5 June 2012

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13:10 WB From Devilry to Divinity: Readings in the Divina Commedia. Summer term: Paradise
Week 5: After reading Dante in Italian, with English translation and visual and verbal commentary, there will be time for informal and informed discuss...
17:30 HRC International Refugee Law seminar series
“The law of exclusion from refugee status:recent developments” This is the 2nd year of the ‘International Refugee Law’ seminar ...

Wednesday 6 June 2012

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09:00 IHR Internet Sources for Historical Research
This course provides an intensive introduction to use of the internet as a tool for serious historical research. It includes sessions on academic mailin...
10:00 IGRS Stefan Zweig and Great Britain
A three-day conference at which international and national experts discuss Stefan Zweig's relations with Great Britain, his world-wide reception and inf...
14:15 WB Director's Work in Progress Seminar
16:30 WB Public Lecture - Title to be confirmed
17:00 IHR Democratic subjectification
   
17:30 IHR From necessary leisure to moral prophylaxis: death of the suburban garden
  Montague Room (Room 26, ground floor, South block)
17:30 IHR Psychoanalysis in Egypt: Victorian novels (tbc)
  Please note: this session takes place in the Bedford room G37, Senate House, South block, Ground floor
17:30 ICwS International Refugee Law Seminar Series: The law of exclusion from refugee status: recent developments
18:00 IES Senate House Library Friends Book Talk
Two stories by Arthur Conan Doyle (‘The Empty House’ and ‘The Adventures of the Speckled Band’), led by Dr. Emelyne Go...

Thursday 7 June 2012

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10:00 ICwS A revolutionary life: Ruth First 1925-1982
This event is a joint initiative between the Commonwealth Advisory Bureau and ICwS Ruth First was an anti-apartheid activist, investigative journalist,...
17:00 WB German Reading Class. Thomas Mann: Joseph und seine Brüder
This is a German Reading Class dedicated to Thomas Mann’s trilogy Joseph und seine Brüder. We meet weekly during term time on Thursday aftern...
17:15 IGRS English Goethe Society
Utz Raphael (Jena):Visiting Goethe: The Diary of Grand Duchess Maria Pavlovna, 1829-1832 More about the English Goethe Society
17:30 IES Medieval Manuscripts Seminar
Tadashi Kotake (Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, IES Visiting Fellow): 'Old English Glosses to the Rushworth Gospels: Palaeographical, Textua...
17:30 IHR Constructing Citizenship: Schooling Youth in Immigrant Chicago, 1900-1940
  Chicago in the early twentieth century was a city of immigrants; thirty-percent of the city’s population was foreign-born. These immigrant...
18:00 WB New Testament Greek Reading Class
The class meets at the Warburg Institute in the Droz Library. Participants should have a basic reading knowledge of Greek. If you wish to attend ...

Friday 8 June 2012

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17:00 IGRS Taking Writing to Court

Saturday 9 June 2012

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11:00 IES London Nineteenth Century Studies Research Seminar
tbc

Monday 11 June 2012

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10:00 SAS Political Marketing and Consultancy in an Age of Global Crises
Proposals are invited for contributions to a one-day conference convened by the Eccles Centre for American Studies at the British Library in co-operatio...
10:00 SAS Careers Workshop: All day careers session
More information
16:00 IGRS German Philosophy Seminar
Wagner and PhilosophyThe German Philosophy Reading Group is open to philosophers and Germanists, both students and staff, interested in reading and disc...
18:00 IHR Title to be announced
  ST273 (Stewart House, second floor)

Tuesday 12 June 2012

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09:00 IHR Databases for Historians
This four-day course introduces the theory and practice of constructing and using databases. Through a mixture of lectures and practical, hands-on, sess...
13:10 WB From Devilry to Divinity: Readings in the Divina Commedia. Summer term: Paradise
Week 6: After reading Dante in Italian, with English translation and visual and verbal commentary, there will be time for informal and informed discuss...
17:00 IHR The Passion of William of Norwich
  Bloomsbury Room (G35)
17:15 IHR Getting old and dying in eighteenth-century Spitalfields: a material culture approach
  Skilled workers, such as the silk weavers of Spitalfields, had the early and middle years of their lives mapped out for them (at least in&n...
17:15 IHR Archaeology and history in the Driffield area of Yorkshire East Riding [provisional title]
 
17:30 IES History of Libraries Research Seminar
Dr. David Shaw (Canterbury): 'Interpreting the Benefactors’ Book: a documentary and bibliographical account of Canterbury Cathedral Library in the...
17:30 IHR Interpreting the Benefactors' Book: a documentary and bibliographical account of Canterbury Cathedral Library in the seventeenth century
  The Catalogus Benefactorum, established in 1628 to record the names of donors to the Cathedral Library, is a confusing and incomplete document. ...
17:30 IHR Interpreting the Benefactors' Book: a documentary and bibliographical account of Canterbury Cathedral Library in the seventeenth century
  The Catalogus Benefactorum, established in 1628 to record the names of donors to the Cathedral Library, is a confusing and incomplete document. ...
18:00 IHR The British Way in Cold Warfare: The Case of the Empire's Caribbean Communists 1952-1964
  Holden Room (103), First floor, South block, Senate House
18:00 IES Book Collecting Research Seminar
Paul Goldman: 'Collecting Pre-Raphaelite Books and Illustration'
18:00 IES Senate House Library Friends Book Talk
The Thirty Nine Steps, by John Buchan, led by Dr Kate MacdonaldAttendance free, all welcome.  If you would like to attend please contact Library Of...

Wednesday 13 June 2012

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12:30 SAS Dean's Seminar: Prophets-Play: Personifying the Old Testament from Early Christian Homiletics to Medieval Drama
14:15 WB Director's Work in Progress Seminar
16:30 WB The invention of religion in early modernity

Thursday 14 June 2012

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10:15 WB Warburg, Benjamin and Kulturwissenschaft
In continental Europe the intellectual legacy of Aby Warburg is currently a major topic of debate. Several eminent German art historians have announced ...
15:00 ISA The Global Century (Postgraduate Reading Group)
New attendees are always welcome. Please see The Global Century for further details.
17:00 WB German Reading Class. Thomas Mann: Joseph und seine Brüder
This is a German Reading Class dedicated to Thomas Mann’s trilogy Joseph und seine Brüder. We meet weekly during term time on Thursday aftern...
18:00 WB New Testament Greek Reading Class
The class meets at the Warburg Institute in the Droz Library. Participants should have a basic reading knowledge of Greek. If you wish to attend ...

Friday 15 June 2012

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18:00 IES The Charles Peake Ulysses Seminar

Monday 18 June 2012

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10:00 IES London Palaeography Summer School
The London Palaeography Summer School is a series of intensive courses in Palaeography and Diplomatic. Courses range from a half to two days duration ...
17:00 IHR Peter Heylyn and seventeenth-century crusade historiography
17:30 IHR Saving Aboriginal Children: Save the Children Aboriginal Preschools, white volunteers and the rural colour bar
18:00 IALS Why is law reform so difficult?
Organised by the Statute Law Society with the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies.

Tuesday 19 June 2012

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13:10 WB From Devilry to Divinity: Readings in the Divina Commedia. Summer term: Paradise
Week 7: After reading Dante in Italian, with English translation and visual and verbal commentary, there will be time for informal and informed discuss...
17:00 IHR Repetitive prayer and Reformation-era poetics
18:00 IHR Striking the balance: State intervention vs. non-intervention in Britain's oil policy, 1957-1968
  Athlone Room (102), First floor, South block, Senate House
18:00 IES Literary London Reading Group
tbc

Wednesday 20 June 2012

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14:15 WB Director's Work in Progress Seminar
17:00 IHR Sir Anthony Sherley's political writings: diplomacy, travel, and forms of publication
 

Thursday 21 June 2012

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17:00 WB German Reading Class. Thomas Mann: Joseph und seine Brüder
This is a German Reading Class dedicated to Thomas Mann’s trilogy Joseph und seine Brüder. We meet weekly during term time on Thursday aftern...
17:30 IHR Conceptualising market expansion in Victorian Britain: The commercial traveller as an economic character
  Holden Room (103), first floor, South block, Senate House Please note the date of this session
18:00 WB New Testament Greek Reading Class
The class meets at the Warburg Institute in the Droz Library. Participants should have a basic reading knowledge of Greek. If you wish to attend pleas...

Friday 22 June 2012

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10:00 WB THE MARRIAGE OF PHILOLOGY AND SCEPTICISM: UNCERTAINTY AND CONJECTURE IN EARLY MODERN SCHOLARSHIP AND THOUGHT

Monday 25 June 2012

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10:30 IES London Rare Books School (week one)
A series of five-day, intensive courses on a variety of book-related subjects to be taught in and around Senate House, which is the centre of the Univ...
16:00 IGRS German Philosophy Seminar
Wagner and PhilosophyThe German Philosophy Reading Group is open to philosophers and Germanists, both students and staff, interested in reading and disc...

Tuesday 26 June 2012

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IALS Globalisation, Criminal Law and Criminal Justice (W G Hart Legal Workshop 2012)
For a copy of the Call for Papers, please click here The WG Hart Legal Workshop 2012 will address the multifarious relationship between globalisation, ...
13:10 WB From Devilry to Divinity: Readings in the Divina Commedia. Summer term: Paradise
Week 8: After reading Dante in Italian, with English translation and visual and verbal commentary, there will be time for informal and informed discuss...
17:00 IHR Michael Balint and the transformation of psychoanalysis in Britain
  Bloomsbury Room (G35)
17:15 IHR Tba

Wednesday 27 June 2012

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IALS Modern Activism
This interdisciplinary conference is a joint initiative between SOLON at Liverpool John Moores, the Centre for Contemporary British History at KCL and L...
09:00 IHR Databases for Historians II: Practical Database Tools
The aim of this course is to develop the practical skills necessary for constructing and fully exploiting a database for use in historical research. Ass...
14:15 WB Director's Work in Progress Seminar

Thursday 28 June 2012

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15:00 ISA The Global Century (Postgraduate Reading Group)
New attendees are always welcome. Please see The Global Century for further details.
17:00 WB German Reading Class. Thomas Mann: Joseph und seine Brüder
This is a German Reading Class dedicated to Thomas Mann’s trilogy Joseph und seine Brüder. We meet weekly during term time on Thursday aftern...
17:30 IHR Historia Magistra Vitae: John Toland, the life of Cicero and the value of history
  Gordon Room (G34), ground floor, South block, Senate House
18:00 WB New Testament Greek Reading Class
The class meets at the Warburg Institute in the Droz Library. Participants should have a basic reading knowledge of Greek. If you wish to attend pleas...

Friday 29 June 2012

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IES The Power of the Word: Poetry and Prayer: Continuities and Discontinuities
The second Power of the Word conference focuses on the theme of poetry and prayer. It seeks to promote further the dialogue, begun successfully at Heyth...
18:00 IES Ezra Pound Cantos Reading Group
Richard Parker: Canto 35
18:00 IES Finnegans Wake Research Seminar

Monday 2 July 2012

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10:30 IES London Rare Books School (week two)
A series of five-day, intensive courses on a variety of book-related subjects to be taught in and around Senate House, which is the centre of the Un...

Tuesday 3 July 2012

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17:30 IES History of Libraries Research Seminar
Professor Alistair Black (University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign): ' "The necessity of clear expression": home-grown writing, organisational learning ...
17:30 IHR "The necessity of clear expression": home-grown writing, organisational learning and the library staff magazine in Britain in the first half of the twentieth century
  Unlike staff magazines in private enterprises, which pre-date them by two decades, library staff magazines of the early-twentieth century were m...
17:30 IHR 'The necessity of clear expression' home-grown writing, organisational learning and the library staff magazine in Britain in the first half of the twentieth century
  Unlike staff magazines in private enterprises, which pre-date them by two decades, library staff magazines of the early-twentieth century were m...

Wednesday 4 July 2012

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IES Literary London Conference 2012
Proposals are invited for 20-minute papers, comprised panels, and roundtable sessions, which consider any period or genre of literature about, set in, i...

Thursday 5 July 2012

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10:00 IGRS Tales of Commerce and Imagination II: Literary and Cinematic Contributions to the Department Store Debate in the Early Twentieth Century
Tales of Commerce and Imagination II: Literary and Cinematic Contributions to the Department Store Debate in the Early Twentieth Century (Austria &ndash...

Friday 6 July 2012

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09:00 IHR Summer conference
  349 (Senate House, third floor) Please note: this event takes place on a Friday.

Saturday 7 July 2012

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10:00 IES Reading from the Future
Symposium
15:30 IES T.S. Eliot International Summer School
The Institute of English Studies, University of London is hosting the fourth annual T.S. Eliot International Summer School (7-14 July).  Anyone wit...

Monday 9 July 2012

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IES Language, Culture and Society in Russian/English Studies
Organised and sponsored by the Moscow Institute of Foreign Languages, the Russian Academy of Sciences, the Russian Academy of Linguistics and The Journa...

Tuesday 10 July 2012

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14:00 IGRS Digital Memories
This joint initiative between the Centre for Media and Culture Research (London South Bank University) and the Centre for the Study of Cultural Memory (...
18:00 IES Book Collecting Research Seminar
Carl Williams: 'Collecting Counter-Culture'

Thursday 12 July 2012

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13:00 ISA 'The War of 1812: Memory and Myth, History and Historiography'
An International conference organised by the Institute for the Study of the Americas, and Canterbury Christ Church University in partnership with t...
13:00 ICwS The War of 1812: Memory and Myth, History and Historiography
An International conference organised by the Institute for the Study of the Americas, and Canterbury Christ Church University in partnership with t...

Friday 13 July 2012

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18:00 IES The Charles Peake Ulysses Seminar

Monday 16 July 2012

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09:00 IHR Methods and Sources for Historical Research
This long-standing course is an introduction to finding and using primary sources for re