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North American Exceptionalism: Invasions and Environments over the Very Long Durée

An Astor Lecture by John R. McNeill (University Professor, Georgetown University)

Thursday, May 8, 2014 -

5:00pm to 6:30pm

Class Dismissed

With Humanitas Visiting Professor in Contemporary Art Vik Muniz

Thursday, May 8, 2014 -

5:00pm to 6:30pm

HiCor Seminar

Barbara McGillivray (Oxford University Press), Methods in Latin Computational Linguistics (book launch)
Dag Haug (University of Oslo), Exploring word order in historical corpora

Thursday, May 8, 2014 -

4:30pm to 6:00pm

Drama and Cognition Discussion Group

Introductory talk on "Milgram and the disobedient hero" (Bob Corthals and Ineke Sluiter). Followed by discussion.

Thursday, May 8, 2014 - 3:15pm

Ali Smith in Conversation

Ali Smith, the celebrated short-story writer and novelist, discusses criticism, translation and creativity. Chaired by Matthew Reynolds.

Thursday, May 8, 2014 -

12:45pm to 2:00pm

The Archive and Forms of Knowledge Seminar

Fiona MacIntosh will speak about Oxford’s Archive of Performances of Greek and Roman Drama

Thursday, May 8, 2014 -

12:30pm to 2:00pm

Migration, Faith, and Action: Shifting The Discourse

This conference will explore the ways religious and faith traditions contribute, challenge, and shift the discourse about migration

Thursday, May 8, 2014 - 9:00am to Friday, May 9, 2014 - 2:00pm

Phenomenology Network Seminar

‘Why do amputees feel their missing hand?: A lesson from Neuroscience’ (Tamar Makin) and ‘The Phenomenology of Pain’ (Katherine Morris)

Wednesday, May 7, 2014 -

5:15pm to 7:00pm

Early Text Cultures Seminar: Writing Victory

Universal patterns and cultural particularities in conquest records of ancient Assyrian, Chinese and Egyptian kings

Wednesday, May 7, 2014 -

5:00pm to 6:00pm

Porphyry: Philosophical and Historical Perspectives

Riccardo Chiaradonna (Università degli Studi Roma Tre), 'Porphyry's Reading of Aristotle's Categories and the Peripatetic Commentary Tradition'

Wednesday, May 7, 2014 -

5:00pm to 6:30pm

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February 2019

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					Sappho to Suffrage: women who dared Centenary of Votes for Women celebrated in Bodleian Libraries exhibition Sigune Hamann: Did you spot the Gorilla? solo exhibition Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919 A free exhibition Talking About Teaching: using your teaching experience in job applications Humanities Division Performing Languages Two-Day Conference AfOx insaka - Digital Democracy, Analogue Politics: How the Internet Era is Transforming Kenya Book launch of Nanjala Nyabola Computational semantics and historical texts St Benet’s Research Forum, Digital Humanities	Sappho to Suffrage: women who dared Centenary of Votes for Women celebrated in Bodleian Libraries exhibition Sigune Hamann: Did you spot the Gorilla? solo exhibition Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919 A free exhibition Performing Languages Two-Day Conference
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Sappho to Suffrage: women who dared Centenary of Votes for Women celebrated in Bodleian Libraries exhibition Sigune Hamann: Did you spot the Gorilla? solo exhibition Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919 A free exhibition	Sigune Hamann: Did you spot the Gorilla? solo exhibition Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919 A free exhibition Dr Stefan Aquilina: Researching Early 20th-century Russian Theatre Theatre and Performance Network Discussion Group The Relation of Literature and Learning to Social Hierarchy in Early Modern Europe Seminar The flight from humanism? Botanists, book learning and the Enlightenment of ginseng ENLIGHTENMENT WORKSHOP 2019 Reading Group: Hope and utopia in performance Organisation Speed-dating Race and Resistance event FLJS Films: Golden Kingdom Speakers: Director Brian Perkins and SE Asia expert Mandy Sadan	Sigune Hamann: Did you spot the Gorilla? solo exhibition Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919 A free exhibition Modern metamorphoses: interiority, commerce, and the Pygmalion myth in late nineteenth-century Theatre Gender, Women, and Culture Seminar GWC Seminar: Modern metamorphoses Interiority, commerce, and the Pygmalion myth in late nineteenth-century Theatre Gesture in the Theatre Talk with Professor David Wiles Early Career Lunch Humanities Division James Maynard - Prime Time: How simple questions about prime numbers affect us all Oxford Mathematics Public Lecture Performing Form and Playing in Print: Comics in Oxford’s Other Paper Speaker: Maggie Gray Composers’ lives: a view from the inside, with Nicola LeFanu Weinrebe Lecture Nadine Benjamin and Nicole Panizza Recital	Sigune Hamann: Did you spot the Gorilla? solo exhibition Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919 A free exhibition ‘For Time / is nothing if not amenable’: Time, Exemplarity, and Reception ETHICAL READING: EXEMPLARITY - Interdisciplinary Research Seminar The Humanities in the Information Age Quill Project Three x Three Talks on Vikings The Early Medieval Britain and Ireland Network Introduction to writing for The Conversation It has been cancelled	Sigune Hamann: Did you spot the Gorilla? solo exhibition Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919 A free exhibition Heritage Pathway: Cataloguing and Spectrum Standards Humanities Division The theologian as wordsmith: a ‘good man expert in speaking’? Hensley Henson Lectures Patrída as a Local Metaphor: Local Homelands, National Belonging, and the Expatriated Greeks of Turkey Modern Greek Seminar The Salvation Agenda: The Politics of Medical Humanitarianism During Zimbabwe’s Cholera Outbreak 2008/09 New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar, Professor Simukai Chigudu Where do you put the camera? How Geoffrey Malins and John McDowell filmed the First World War. Lecture and film screening	Sigune Hamann: Did you spot the Gorilla? solo exhibition Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919 A free exhibition Avignon as Transcultural Hub A ‘Music and Late Medieval European Court Cultures’ study day RUSKIN, SCIENCE AND THE ENVIRONMENT One day conference Oscar Wilde in Vienna: Pleasing and Teasing the Audience What has led to a century of Austrian adaptations of the works of Victorian Britain’s most controversial playwright? The Body in the Archive. Embodied Encounters with Human Remains in the Museum School of Anthropology and Museum Ethnography Seminar Series Power-posing politicians, human pheromones, and other psychological myths Interdisciplinary talk Disability in Academia: The Merton Equality Conversation 2019 Event at Merton College RUSKIN'S TREES Speaker: Prof Fiona Stafford Gavin Francis Stoneystreet: Kelmscott Manor: The legacy of a plantsman’s garden Oxfordshire Gardens Trust lecture	Sigune Hamann: Did you spot the Gorilla? solo exhibition Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919 A free exhibition
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Sigune Hamann: Did you spot the Gorilla? solo exhibition Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919 A free exhibition	Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919 A free exhibition Open Access and Plan S Speaker: David Sweeney The birth of the story-ballet: Dancing literature in the long 18th century ENLIGHTENMENT WORKSHOP 2019	Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919 A free exhibition Preparing for the DPhil Viva workshop Humanities Division Shut up and Write Humanities Division The Sky as Mirror of the Mind Environmental Humanities Lunchtime Seminar Safe Fieldwork Social Sciences Division Conference ‘The Kyivian Church and the Ukrainian Nation-State’ Maison Française d'Oxford The World Republic of Theory: Epistemic Inequality in World Literature Studies Comparative Criticism and Translation Composing Lives, with Errollyn Wallen Weinrebe Lecture Dickens’s Loneliness Science, Medicine and Culture in the Nineteenth Century The Lighted Window in the Dark Turl Street Arts Festival	Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919 A free exhibition Critical Thinking and Exemplary Ethics ETHICAL READING: EXEMPLARITY - Interdisciplinary Research Seminar Singing in the Age of Anxiety: A Book at Lunchtime German Lieder in New York and London in the interwar period Organising Conferences Humanities Division Empires of the Mind: explaining Charlie Hebdo, the Windrush scandal and Brexit With Robert Gildea 'Yes to Europe! The 1975 Referendum and Seventies Britain' Book presentation by Robert Saunders (QUML) Maison Française d'Oxford The Activism of Black Feminism and the Aporia of Racial Grief Queer Studies Network	Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919 A free exhibition Workshop 'Bodies at stake: Occupational and Environmental Poisons in industrial societies (late 18th-21st c.) Maison Française d'Oxford Creative Industries Pathway: Digital Futures Humanities Division Planned Violence: Post/Colonial Urban Infrastructure, Literature & Culture Book Launch and Panel Discussion The Art of Old Age Talk at the History of Science Museum	Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919 A free exhibition Colourism: The Gendered Politics of Appearance in African American History Race and Resistance Network and CGIS event Colourism: The Gendered Politics of Appearance Joint Reading Group with Oxford's Centre for Gender, Identity, and Subjectivity EMEL Workshop Comparative Criticism and Translation St Benet’s Research Forum Digital Humanities Yoruba Sonnets with Grammy Award-winning Lekan Babalola Beowulf	Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919 A free exhibition
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Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919 A free exhibition	Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919 A free exhibition Discussion Group Comparative Criticism and Translation Surveillance Technologies and Migration Hosted by the Oxford Migration and Studies Society Writing the attentat on Louis XV, 5 January 1757 ENLIGHTENMENT WORKSHOP 2019 Reading Group: Spouting Clubs and other forms of historical re-enactment	Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919 A free exhibition Media Training: Engaging Communications for Academics Workshop on media engagement Lyveden New Bield, a 400-year old story reinterpreted Nan Youngman (1906-1995): Artist and Educationalist Gender, Women, and Culture Seminar The Feel-Bad Environment in Contemporary Experimental Film Environmental Humanities Lunchtime Seminar “The Language of Love” - Shahram Nazeri with Mana Ensemble Join us for “The Language of Love” a Persian music concert starring the legendary singer Shahram Nazeri with the Mana Ensemble.	Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919 A free exhibition Weeping Heraclitus and Laughing Democritus: A Couple of Exemplary Pre-Socratics ETHICAL READING: EXEMPLARITY - Interdisciplinary Research Seminar Heaven-roofs and Holy Altars Early Medieval Britain and Ireland Network The Relation of Literature and Learning to Social Hierarchy in Early Modern Europe Seminar Bodies in Constitution: Gender Variance, Sexual Desire, Legal Liberalism and Historical Alterity Queer Studies Network Imagining the abstract and non-imageable This is a Creative Multilingualism event	Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919 A free exhibition Shut up and Write Humanities Division Queer Black Performance: A Colloquium Three-day colloquium Heritage Pathway: Interpretation: A best-practice guide Humanities Division Making and being made: the craft of words as discipleship Hensley Henson Lectures	Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919 A free exhibition Queer Black Performance: A Colloquium Three-day colloquium Rhodes Must Fall Book Discussion Race and Resistance event PERFORMANCE AND QUEER HISTORIES: FROM SHAKESPEARE TO TCHAIKOVSKY AND MARC ALMOND LGBTQ HISTORY MONTH SPECIAL EVENT PERFORMANCE AND QUEER HISTORIES: FROM SHAKESPEARE TO TCHAIKOVSKY AND MARC ALMOND LGBTQ History Month Special Event It’s complicated: mapping and understanding 2,500 years of English archaeology St Benet’s Research Forum, Digital Humanities Reimagining a Liberated Curriculum Keynote panel Oxford Maqam Arabic Music Ensemble	Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919 A free exhibition Queer Black Performance: A Colloquium Three-day colloquium
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Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919 A free exhibition	Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919 A free exhibition Can We Obligate Animals?; Tool-using, Nudge, and Autonomy Double WiP Seminar How Not To Ruin Everything Futures Thinking Network Launch Translation Prefaces APGRD Event Editing Charles Burney ENLIGHTENMENT WORKSHOP 2019	Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919 A free exhibition Presentation Skills: Potential Energy Social Sciences Division/Humanities Division Eloquent Things Humanities Division Writing Activism A workshop Palgrave Presentation Humanities Division Writing an Activist Life Panel discussion	Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919 A free exhibition Eloquent Things Humanities Division Presenting the Records of Historical Decision-Making A Quill Project workshop Visual Epitome in Late Antique Art ETHICAL READING: EXEMPLARITY - Interdisciplinary Research Seminar Epic Performances from the Middle Ages into the Twenty-First Century: A Book at Lunchtime Discover the multifaceted modern afterlife of ancient epic poetry Oxford Children's Rights and Fiction & Human Rights Networks: King Matt the First by Janusz Korczak Oxford Children's Rights Network and the Fiction & Human Rights Network event The origins and characteristics of macro-nationalism: A reflection on the emergence of pan-Latinism at the turn of the nineteenth century With Dr Amotz Giladi Queer Studies Network Presents: Umber Ghauri Queer Studies Network ‘A Monkey into a Man’ Science, Medicine and Culture in the Nineteenth Century	Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919 A free exhibition Eloquent Things Humanities Division 'Migrant identities': A Graduate workshop with Karin Amatmoekrim A creative writing and postcolonial literature workshop with the Global South Visiting Fellow Karin Amatmoekrim Creative Industries Pathway: Storytelling - TV, Film, Gaming and Music in Heritage Humanities Division The Dancer and the Übermarionette: Duncan, Craig and Modernist Performance APGRD Event Is there a Moral Problem with the Gig Economy? New St Cross Special Ethics Seminar, Dr Daniel Halliday

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North American Exceptionalism: Invasions and Environments over the Very Long Durée

Class Dismissed

HiCor Seminar

Drama and Cognition Discussion Group

Ali Smith in Conversation

The Archive and Forms of Knowledge Seminar

Migration, Faith, and Action: Shifting The Discourse

Phenomenology Network Seminar

Early Text Cultures Seminar: Writing Victory

Porphyry: Philosophical and Historical Perspectives

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February 2019

Sappho to Suffrage: women who dared

Sigune Hamann: Did you spot the Gorilla?

Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919

Talking About Teaching: using your teaching experience in job applications

Performing Languages

AfOx insaka - Digital Democracy, Analogue Politics: How the Internet Era is Transforming Kenya

Computational semantics and historical texts

Sappho to Suffrage: women who dared

Sigune Hamann: Did you spot the Gorilla?

Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919

Performing Languages

Sappho to Suffrage: women who dared

Sigune Hamann: Did you spot the Gorilla?

Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919

Sigune Hamann: Did you spot the Gorilla?

Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919

Dr Stefan Aquilina: Researching Early 20th-century Russian Theatre

Discussion Group

The Relation of Literature and Learning to Social Hierarchy in Early Modern Europe

The flight from humanism? Botanists, book learning and the Enlightenment of ginseng

Reading Group: Hope and utopia in performance

Organisation Speed-dating

FLJS Films: Golden Kingdom

Sigune Hamann: Did you spot the Gorilla?

Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919

Modern metamorphoses: interiority, commerce, and the Pygmalion myth in late nineteenth-century Theatre

GWC Seminar: Modern metamorphoses

Gesture in the Theatre

Early Career Lunch

James Maynard - Prime Time: How simple questions about prime numbers affect us all

Performing Form and Playing in Print: Comics in Oxford’s Other Paper

Composers’ lives: a view from the inside, with Nicola LeFanu

Nadine Benjamin and Nicole Panizza

Sigune Hamann: Did you spot the Gorilla?

Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919

‘For Time / is nothing if not amenable’: Time, Exemplarity, and Reception

The Humanities in the Information Age

Three x Three Talks on Vikings

Introduction to writing for The Conversation

Sigune Hamann: Did you spot the Gorilla?

Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919

Heritage Pathway: Cataloguing and Spectrum Standards

The theologian as wordsmith: a ‘good man expert in speaking’?

Patrída as a Local Metaphor: Local Homelands, National Belonging, and the Expatriated Greeks of Turkey

The Salvation Agenda: The Politics of Medical Humanitarianism During Zimbabwe’s Cholera Outbreak 2008/09

Where do you put the camera?

Sigune Hamann: Did you spot the Gorilla?

Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919

Avignon as Transcultural Hub

RUSKIN, SCIENCE AND THE ENVIRONMENT

Oscar Wilde in Vienna: Pleasing and Teasing the Audience

The Body in the Archive. Embodied Encounters with Human Remains in the Museum

Power-posing politicians, human pheromones, and other psychological myths

Disability in Academia: The Merton Equality Conversation 2019

RUSKIN'S TREES

Gavin Francis Stoneystreet: Kelmscott Manor: The legacy of a plantsman’s garden

Sigune Hamann: Did you spot the Gorilla?

Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919

Sigune Hamann: Did you spot the Gorilla?

Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919

Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919

Open Access and Plan S

The birth of the story-ballet: Dancing literature in the long 18th century

Oxford: The War and the World, 1914-1919

Preparing for the DPhil Viva workshop