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#Social Humanities
#NeverHillary vs #NeverTrump Panel Discussion
Affections and Ethics
Affections and Ethics Seminar
Affections and Ethics Seminar
Affections and Ethics Seminar
Affections and Ethics Seminar
Affections and Ethics Seminar
Affections and Ethics Seminar
Affections and Ethics Seminar
Affections and Ethics Seminar
Affections and Ethics Seminar
Affections and Ethics Seminar
Affections and Ethics Seminar
Affections and Ethics Seminar
Affections and Ethics Seminar
Affections and Ethics Seminar
Affections and Ethics Seminar
Affections and Ethics Seminar
Affections and Ethics Seminar
Aristotle on Skill
Conscience and Moral Consciousness
Conscience and Moral Consciousness
Correct and Incorrect Emotions
Feeling for Another: The Role of Empathy in Moral Theory and Moral Psychology
Feeling for Another: The Role of Empathy in Moral Theory and Moral Psychology
Philosophy of Action Work-In-Progress Seminar
Philosophy of Action Work-In-Progress Seminar
Philosophy of Action Work-In-Progress Seminar
Philosophy of Action Work-In-Progress Seminar
Philosophy of Action Work-In-Progress Seminar
Philosophy of Action Work-In-Progress Seminar
Philosophy of Action Work-In-Progress Seminar
Philosophy of Action Work-In-Progress Seminar
Shame and Guilt
The Moral and Political Legacy of Bernard Williams
Ancient Dance in Modern Dancers
Ancient Dance in Modern Dancers
Ancient Dance in Modern Dancers
Ancient Dance in Modern Dancers
Ancient Dance in Modern Dancers
Ancient Dance in Modern Dancers
Ancient Dance in Modern Dancers Colloquium
Dance workshop followed by roundtable discussion
Metamorphoses: dance interpretations of Ovid
Celebrity Research
'A Jew in his heart': The Reception of Disraeli's Judaism
After-Image: Life-Writing and Celebrity
After-Image: Life-Writing and Celebrity
After-Image: Life-Writing and Celebrity
Art & Action: Symposium Report
Art & Action: The Intersections of Literary Celebrity and Politics
Authorship, Fame, and Politics in Nineteenth-Century Britain
Authorship, Politics, Celebrity
Between Morality and the Marketplace
CFP: Recovering the Hidden Carlyle
Call for Contributors: Mapping Georgian Fame
Celebiography: Celebrity and Life-Writing in Dialogue
Celebrity Beasts 1738-1826
Celebrity Seminar (Week 1)
Celebrity Seminar (Week 3)
Celebrity Seminar (Week 5)
Celebrity Seminar (Week 7)
Crucibles of Celebrity: Fame in the Eighteenth Century
Disraeli's 'Spectre of Unsatisfied Ambition'
Disraeli's 'Venetia': Death of a Poet?
England's Hope: Princess Charlotte of Wales and the Hanoverian Royal Family
Gillray, Sarah Siddons & The History of Celebrity Backlash
Hemingway vs Gellhorn: A Famous D-Day Rivalry
Mapping Georgian Celebrity
New Directions in Celebrity
Pegasus and Carthorse
Public Figures: The Invention of Celebrity in the Eighteenth-Century
Rediscovering Disraeli – One Letter at a Time
Scenes from Disraeli’s Extraordinary Life
Some Origins of Celebrity Culture in Mid-Georgian England: A Microhistory
Texts, Talks and Tailoring
The Book of Fame
The Celebrity Interview: History, Aesthetics, Method
The Great Lion of the Day
The Many Lives of Benjamin Disraeli: Fame, Legacy, Representations
The Rhetoric of Fame
Working with Hughenden Manor
Colonial Ports and Global History (CPAGH)
CPAGH Conference
Critical Visualization
Culture and Experience in the Age of the German Reformation
Diplomacy in Early Modern Period 1400-1800
The ‘King of Peace’ off Track? The Provoking Strategies of James I’s Diplomats in Germany
Early Medieval Britain and Ireland
Heaven-roofs and Holy Altars
Three x Three Talks on Vikings
Three-Slide Lunchtime Presentations
Three-Slide Lunchtime Presentations
Translating the Medieval World for Young Readers
Translating the Medieval World for Young Readers
Early Modern Catholicism
Embodiment and Materiality
Enlightenment Correspondences
Fiction and Human Rights
A Discussion of Margaret Atwood’s Oryx and Crake
A Discussion of Svetlana Alexievich’s Chernobyl Prayer
A Review of the Fiction and Human Rights Network Launch
A discussion of Petina Gappah's 'The Book of Memory'
Adapting Toni Morrison's 1987 novel 'Beloved'
Beyond the Bildungsroman?: Elleke Boehmer and Irenosen Okojie
Comics and Human Rights
Dignity and the Novel Since 1948
Dignity in Dark Times: Dancing Arabs by Sayed Kashua
Drawing the Line: Toward an Aesthetic of Transitional Justice
Drawing the Line: Toward an Aesthetic of Transitional Justice
Edwidge Danticat: Creating Dangerously
Fiction and Human Rights Network develops new interdisciplinary tutorials
Fiction and Human Rights: The TORCH Network Launch
Graphic Novels, Comics and Human Rights
Great Writers Inspire at Home: Aminatta Forna
Great Writers Inspire at Home: Bernardine Evaristo
Great Writers Inspire at Home: D-Empress Dianne Regisford
Great Writers Inspire at Home: Daljit Nagra
Great Writers Inspire at Home: Editors and contributors, The Cambridge History of Black and Asian British Writing
Great Writers Inspire at Home: Kamila Shamsie
Great Writers Inspire at Home: M. NourbeSe Philip
Great Writers Inspire at Home: Nadifa Mohamed
Great Writers Inspire at Home: Readers and Readings
Hijacking Human Rights: The Rise of Terrorism and the End of National Liberation
Imagining Refugee Journeys
Law and Aesthetics in Ian McEwan's The Children Act
Law and Ethics in Kazuo Ishiguro's Never Let Me Go (2005)
Law and Ethics in Never Let Me Go
Migrants and refugees in Germany: Go, Went, Gone
New research network explores the interaction between law and literature
Oxford Children's Rights and Fiction
Preparation for the Next Life (2015), by Atticus Lish
Professor Joseph Slaughter to speak at Wadham College
Review of THE SELLOUT by Paul Beatty, Oneworld Publications, 2015
Situational Ethics and Aesthetics: Review of Human Acts by Han Kang
Still Dignified
Submissions invited for Fiction and Human Rights Network Blog
TORCH Fiction and Human Rights Network
TORCH Fiction and Human Rights Network
Tessa Roynon Wins Toni Morrison Society Book Prize
The Death of a Pacifist?: On Akiyuki Nosaka's Death
The International Ralph Ellison Symposium 2017
The International Ralph Ellison Symposium
The International Ralph Ellison Symposium
Two Reviews of BORDERLINES by Michela Wrong
Urban Comix: Collaboration, Production, Resistance
Volcanoes
Volcanoes: Natural Disaster Narratives
Writers, Rights, Institutions
Futures Thinking
Futures Thinking Inaugural Conference
Gender and Authority
"Comedy and Authority" and "Writing Female Voices"
A Friend of Tommy's: Gay Desire and Homophobia in the First World War British Military
A Political History of the Nude
A Voice of Her Own: Five Outsiders
Amy Donovan Blondell
Book Launch
Edited Volume: Gender and Authority
Feminist Ambivalence: Power, Gender and Collusion
Finding Rape in the Archives: Methodologies for Evaluating Survivor Voices from the Past
Finding a feminist home in Oxford: Four reflections
Gender & Authority
Gender and Authority Seminar
Gender and Authority Seminar
Gender and Authority Seminar
Gender and Authority Seminar
Gender and Authority Seminar
Gender and Authority Seminar
Gendered Sensations: the intersection of gender and sensory histories in the early 20th century
Language and the Problem of Female Authority
Mary Harrod and Susan Garrard
Representations of Women and Women's Cultural Interests
Sahba Shayani and Victoria Van Hyning
TORCH Gender & Authority Seminar
TORCH Gender & Authority Seminar
Tale of Two Omani Women
Teena and the Musical Canon: Music in Seventeen Magazine, 1944-1953
The Archaeology of Experience of Domestic Violence Against Women in Iran
What Can Historians Learn from Bridging Across Time Periods and Regions?
What are women researching in the Humanities at Oxford?
Women and the Politics of Representation
Women in the Wake of May 68
Women's Studies and Gender Studies Roundtable Discussion
Women’s Studies and Gender Studies Roundtable
Global Brazil
Globalising and Localising the Great War
HiCor: A Cross-Disciplinary Network for History and Corpus Linguistics
Inheritance and Cooperation
Life Itself in Theory and Practice
Biology at the Edge of Life
Prof. Deborah Levitt: Rendering Life-Worlds
inHabit: Text, Object and Domestic Space
Medieval and Early Modern Mysticism
Migration and Mobility
Oxford Migration Conference: Spaces of (Im)mobility
Negotiated Texts
New Critical Approaches to the Byzantine World Network
Nordic Network
Orientophilia: Indic Philosophy in Post-Romantic Thought
Oxford Comics Network
"Grandville and the Anthropomorphic Tradition"
All-New/All-Different”: Understanding the Marvel Studios Phenomenon
An Evening with Tom Gauld
An Evening with david Lloyd at the Pitt Rivers Museum
Becoming/Unbecoming
Beyond Words: Comics as a Tool for Social Inclusion
Black Panther: Blackbird Leys
Cartoons and Comics as Social Commentary
Comics and Graphic Novels: The Politics of Form
Comics and Human Rights
Disaster Drawn: Comics and Picturing Violence
Divided Cities
Documenting Trauma: Comics and the Politics of Memory
Dr Rosa Luxemburg: Indomitable Cartoon Superhero!
Giving Offence: A 35000 Year History of Visual Satire
Graphic Details: Jewish Women’s Confessional Comics in Essays and Interviews
Graphic Narratives of Haiti
Inkfish
Jennifer Howell: 'The Algerian War in french-Language Comics'
Karrie Fransman: 'The Power and Potential of Comics'
Laydeez do Comics
Mexican Comics
Michael Goodrum: '"Superman believes that a wife's place is in the home": Lois Lane and the Representation of Women'
Narrating History Through Comics: Aivali
Notes Toward a Theory of the Global Graphic Protest Novel
Performing Form and Playing in Print: Comics in Oxford’s Other Paper
Post-millennial Indian graphic novel
Quantifying Comics
Rebel Lines: Comics and the Anarchist Imagination
Roger Sabin: 'The Origins of Comics Criticism'
Savage Messiah
Social Protest and History in Mexican Comics
Steadfast Tin Soldiers: The First World War in Story Papers, Comics and Graphic Novels, 1914-2014.
Teenage Dream Tonight: Fantasy, Pop Stardom and UK Girls Comics 1957-64
The Cambridge History of the Graphic Novel
The Greatest Team-Up Story Never Told: New Left / Underground Comix Affinities in the Late 1960s and After
The TORCH Comics Network visits the Lakes International Comic Art Festival, 14-16th October 2016
Trump in the Age of Captain America/Captain America in the Age of Trump
Undergraduate Double Session
“The voice disappearing”: Comics and Fukushima
Ancient Music and Theology Network
Oxford Critical Theory Network
Oxford Phenomenology Network
Oxford Pilgrimage Studies Network
Position Available: Conference Assistant, "Pilgrimage and the Senses" Conference 7 June 2019, University of Oxford
PastNet Network
Queer Studies Network
Lesbian Mothers and Practices of Conception in Post-war Britain
Transgender Refugees and the Imagined South Africa
Rags to Riches?: Experiences of Social Mobility since 1800
Rethinking the Contemporary: The World since the Cold War
Romanticism and Eighteenth Century Studies Oxford
SciPo2019
The Long History of Identity, Ethnicity and Nationhood
The Oxford Psalms Network
Dr. Elizabeth Solopova's Wycliffite Bible project
Henrike Lahnemann's lecture: Singing the Psalms
Is somebody in there? Soliloquy in the Psalms.
Prof. Sue Gillingham with Andy MacKay (Roxy Music)
The Materiality of Medieval Manuscripts
The Oxford Song Network: Poetry and Performance
Theatre and Performance
Theatre & Performance reading group: Documentary theatre
Theatre & Performance reading group: Ecocritical approaches to performance
Theatre & Performance reading group: Tragedy
Unconscious Memory
Urban Rhythms Network
Violence Studies Oxford
Northern Ireland Troubles 50th Anniversay series
War Crimes, Trials and Investigations
Programmes
Comparative Criticism and Translation
OCCT Discussion Group
OCCT Discussion Group
OCCT TT Week 3 2019 Updates
Oxford Translation Day 2019
Oxford-Weidenfeld Translation Prize 2019
Creative Multilingualism
Dance Scholarship Oxford
Digital Humanities
#Brexit or #StrongerIn? The Rhetoric of EU Referendum Hashtags
Digital Humanities at Oxford Summer School 2016
Digital Humanities at Oxford Summer School 2019
Enlightenment
"Jargon of Men and Things": Production and Consumption in the Long Eighteenth Century
'At Home': Exploring Eighteenth-Century Domestic Space
'What is a letter?' blog seeks guest writers
(Re)Building the Image of the East India Company
Adam Smith: poverty and famine
Agricultural Enlightenment: the Knowledge-Based Approach to Growth in the Rural Economy, c. 1750-1840
Airpump Debate
Besterman Enlightenment Workshop
Besterman Enlightenment Workshop
Botanical Collecting in the Late Eighteenth Century
Call for Papers: Lines of Connection: An International Conference on Eighteenth-Century Poetry
Changing Conceptions of the Enlightenment, 1900 to Present
Charlotte Lennox and Oliver Goldsmith between 18th-Century British Theatre and the Novel
Conceptions of the Enlightenment
Conceptions of the Enlightenment
Congratulations go to Tabitha Baker
Diderot and d’Holbach on Causal Necessitation
Digital rhetoric, literae humaniores and Leibniz's dream
Discussion of Isaiah Berlin and the Enlightenment
Do we need the concept of Enlightenment? A survey of older and more recent debates
Editing Charles Burney
Enlightenment Correspondences
Enlightenment and migration politics
Enlightenment from India? France, India and Global Exchanges, c. 1721-99
Fairfax House Georgian Studies Symposium
Friendly Enlightenment: Creativity and Textual Production among the Young
From Criminal Jurisprudence to the Pursuit of Happiness
From Political Ideal to Political Idyll: Re-Readings of Fénelon’s Télémaque by Albrecht von Haller and Christoph Martin Wieland
Genealogy and Social Status in the Enlightenment
Genealogy and Social Status in the Enlightenment
German Literature and Philosophy in the Late 18th Century
Goethe and the German Enlightenment
How much did eighteenth-century Enlightenment owe to seventeenth-century Improvement?
Images of Enlightenment: How Visual Representations Contributed to the Enlightenment Agenda
Jargon of Men and Things: Production and Consumption in the Long Eighteenth Century
Jean-Paul Marat: Prophet of Terror
Julie de Lespinasse and the 'philosophical' salon: a data-driven approach
Launch Event: 'King of all Balloons'
Leviathan and the Air Pump: Thirty Years On
Liberty as equality: Rousseau and Roman constitutionalism
Life and (love) letters: looking in on Winckelmann's correspondence
Light in Germany: Scenes from an Unknown Enlightenment
Lighting the Enlightenment: public illumination and the Siècle des Lumières
Lines of Connection: An International Conference on Eighteenth-Century Poetry
Locusts of love: Imagi(ni)ng insect reproduction in the 18th century
Maria Theresa (1717-1780). Tercentenary Workshop on the Empress and Her Time
Maria Theresa (1717-1780): Tercentenary workshop on the Habsburg empress and her time
Maria Theresa and the Catholic Enlightenment
Methuselah and the unity of mankind: late Renaissance and early Enlightenment conceptions of time. Besterman Lecture, 2018
Modern and Contemporary History in Voltaire’s Précis du siècle de Louis XV
Objects from the Wallace Collection
On Catherine’s Greatness
On the Pursuit of Utility at the Académie Royale des Sciences: A Reconsideration of its Origins
Patterns of materialist thought: fragments and formulations from Diderot to Destutt de Tracy
Philosophical kingship in eighteenth-century Europe: Frederick II, Catherine II, and the philosophes
Prince Eugene of Savoy and the Radical Enlightenment: A Reappraisal
Seminar: "The German Enlightenment in Philosophy and Literature. Ideas, Aporias, Legacy"
Social Media in the Eighteenth Century
Terrorists, anarchists and republicans: The Genevans in Ireland
The Age of Lightness
The Arab Nahda in its Regional and Global Contexts
The Enlightenment Radicalism of Alexander Radishchev
The Enlightenment and the Northwest Pacific Coast: Alexander Walker and José Mariano Moziño at Nootka Sound, 1785-1792
The French Revolutionary Terror: Proto-Totalitarian or Public Sphere?
The Lure of Paris: The Republic of Letters and Eighteenth-Century Speed-Dating
The Play of Publicity in the Letters of Catherine the Great
The birth of the story-ballet: Dancing literature in the long 18th century
The end of the world in the eighteenth century: natural catastrophes and Enlightenment perspectives on the Last Judgment
The flight from humanism? Botanists, book learning and the enlightenment of ginseng
The labor of the mind: intellect and gender in Enlightenment cultures
The labor of the mind: intellect and gender in Enlightenment cultures
The late German Enlightenment and its temples
Voltaire Foundation secures a luxurious partnership
Voltaire and the Jacobites, 1722-1733
What are Jews for? Moses Mendelssohn and the problem of Jewish purpose
Women, Authorship, and Identity in the Long Eighteenth Century: New Methodologies
Writing Rights in 1789
Writing the Enlightenment: Reflections of Work in Progress
Writing the attentat on Louis XV, 5 January 1757
Émilie Du Châtelet Study Day
Environmental Humanities
Heritage
Capability Brown: Visionary Or Vandal?
Clash Of The Centuries
Compton Verney Art Gallery and Park
English Chapels and Meeting Houses
First Awards from TORCH Heritage Seed Fund
From Engagement to Empowerment: The Future of England’s Heritage Open Days
GLAM Digital Showcase
Heritage & Audiences
Heritage and its Audiences
Introduction to Heritage, Museums, and Galleries
Oxford in Cambridge: Is there a future for the country house?
Victoria and Albert at Osborne
Victoria and Albert at Osborne
Medical Humanities
Humanities and Healthcare
Introduction: Medical Humanities
Oxford Medieval Studies
A Birth Charm
A Tale of two Sicilies. Current research on Sicilian Early Medieval history
A Tiny Book of Hours
AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Partnerships with the British Library
About Time!
After Chichele: Intellectual and Cultural Dynamics of the English Church, 1443 to 1517
After Chichele: Intellectual and Cultural Dynamics of the English Church, 1443 to 1517
Ancient Churches of the Levant Conference
Anglo-Norman Reading Group
Anglo-Norman Reading Group
Anglo-Norman Reading Group
Anglo-Norman Reading Group
Anglo-Norman Reading Group
Anglo-Norman Reading Group
Anglo-Norman Reading Group
Anglo-Norman Reading Group
Anglo-Norman Reading Group
Anglo-Norman Reading Group
Anglo-Norman Reading Group
Anglo-Saxon Chronicle reading
Authority & Innovation in Early Franciscan Thought (c. 1220-45)
Being a Woman Byzantinist
Bestiaire d'amour - Reading Group
Bestiaire d'amour - Reading Group
Bestiaire d'amour - Reading Group
Bonn Medievalists on Visit in Oxford
Byzantium and Italian Renaissance Art
CFP: The Thirteenth Oxford Medieval Graduate Conference
Call for Papers: Borderlines XXIII Date and Place
Call for Papers: Convention, Conclusion, and the Performance of the Text c. 1050 - 1500
Call for Papers: Dark Archives: A Conference on the Medieval Unread & Unreadable
Call for Papers: Dark Archives_
Call for Papers: Lords in the Landscape 800-1300
Call for Papers: Music and Late Medieval European Court Cultures Conference
Call for bloggers!
Celebrating Nigel Palmer and Devotional Culture. A Report on the 2016 Medieval Studies Lecture
Celts, Romans, Britons: Classical and Celtic Influence in Britain, 55 BC - 2016 AD
Centres of Diplomacy, Centres of Culture I
Conference on Mourning in Italian Poetry
Conquest: 1016, 1066
Conspicuous Consumption and Display in Late Medieval England
Crossing Borders in the Insular Middle Ages Conference, 3-5 April 2017
Crossing Boundaries: The OMS Launch Event
Crossing Boundaries: The Oxford Medieval Studies Launch Event
Culture and Late Medieval Ecclesiastical Courts
Curating the exhibition 'Designing English'
Cutting the Skin: From Sacrifice to Slaughter in Medieval Bestiaries
Designing English Book Art Competition
Devotional culture in Late Medieval Strasbourg
Disiecta membra musicae: conference report
Early Career Seminar
Early Career Workshop in Medieval Intellectual History
Early Graffiti Inscriptions
Encounters and Reimaginings: Medieval Scandinavia and the World
Everyman: Teaching and Public Engagement at the University Church
Forbidden Ideas Conference
Forbidden ideas
Gender and Medieval Studies Conference: Gender, Identity, Iconography
Grappling with the 'Global Middle Ages'
How do you define 'Architectural Representation(s)'?
How long - and how great - was the twelfth century?
How to record music on the page
Imagining the Divine
Interdisciplinary Medieval Studies Seminar
Junior Research Fellowship in Medieval History
Kingship and the Bible in the Middle Ages
Le Bestiaire d'Amour reading group
Le Bestiaire d'Amour reading group
Le Bestiaire d'Amour reading group
Le Bestiaire d'Amour reading group
Leeds IMC 2018: Commemorating Saints and Martyrs in Medieval Europe
MT 2016 Medieval Studies Seminars
Masterclass Medingen Manuscripts
Material Culture and the Medieval World
Medieval Gender Reading Group
Medieval Gender Reading Group
Medieval Gender Reading Group
Medieval Gender Reading Group
Medieval Gender Reading Group
Medieval Gender Reading Group
Medieval Gender Reading Group
Medieval Gender Reading Group
Medieval Manuscripts Exhibition Michaelmas Term 2017
Medieval Material Matters
Medieval Song
Medieval Spain, Statecraft, and the So-Called IS
Medieval Studies Grants 2017
Medieval Studies Grants
Medieval Studies Grants
Medieval Studies Seminar
Medieval Studies and the Far Right Conference
Mobility and Space
Mortimer History Society Essay Prize 2016
Mortimer History Society Essay Prize
Mourning in Italian Poetry from the Medieval to the Modern Christ Church, Oxford, 4 March 2017
Mystical Theology Network Conference
Narrative gymnastics in an Anglo-Norman life of Thomas Becket
New Postdoctoral Researcher Opportunity
OMS Call for Applications
OMS Small Grant Winners
OMS Small Grants
OPUS ANGLICANUM; A Victoria and Albert Exhibition Review
Opening Medieval Manuscripts
Opportunity for postdoctoral research on Music and Late Medieval European Court Cultures
Oxford Medieval Graduate Conference
Oxford Medieval Studies Blog
Oxford Medieval Studies Grants TT 2017
Oxford Medieval Studies Launch
Oxford Medieval Studies on Twitter
PAGET TOYNBEE LECTURE 2019
People, Places and Possessions, 1350-1550
Power of the Bishop III: Bishops as Diplomats 1000-1400
Professor Julia Bray: Thinking with Things
Report for the Oxford Medieval Graduate Conference - 28 June 2018
Report on Fan Fiction Colloquium
Report on a Talk by Daron Burrows by Josefina Troncoso
Report on the Medieval Intersectionality Workshop
Report on the Medieval Intersectionality Workshop
Representing the Dead
Rethinking the Carolingian reforms: the negotiation and exchange of knowledge
Roman de la rose Reading Group
Roman de la rose Reading Group
Roman de la rose Reading Group
Roman de la rose Reading Group
Romance at Sea
Romance of the Rose Reading Group
Romance of the Rose Reading Group
Romance of the Rose Reading Group
Romance of the Rose Reading Group
Seminars in Medieval Studies
Seminars in Medieval Studies
Seminars in Medieval Studies HT 2017
Seminars in Medieval Studies MT 2017
Some top tips for Valentine's day … from medieval lovers
St Edmund Hall: Associate Professorship of Global Medieval Literature and Tutorial Fellowship in English
Stonyhurst Blog
TORCH Oxford Medieval Studies Programme Small Grants
Talking Truth, Knowledge and 21st Century Storytelling with Chris Wickham
Teaching and Researching Medieval French in the UK
Teaching the Codex 1: Codicology
Teaching the Codex
Teaching the Codex II
Teaching the Codex II
Terror, Horror and the "Fear of God"
The Anglo-Norman Reading Group
The Blood Conference
The Influences of the Dominican Order in the Middle Ages
The Influences of the Dominican Order in the Middle Ages
The Mark Whittow Memorial Conference
The Medieval List
The Normans in the South: Mediterranean Meetings in the Central Middle Ages
The Nuns' Network - Funding Success for Medieval German Project
The Oxford Medieval Mystery Cycle
The Study of the Bible in the Middle Ages
The Study of the Bible in the Middle Ages: Where are we now?
The Wittenberg Nightingale: trigger of Hans Sachs' success as voice of the Reformation in Nuremberg
Time: Aspects and Approaches
Trans-Cultural Communication: Encounter and Imagination among Christians, Muslims and Jews in the Middle Ages
Transforming Scripture - call for papers
Transforming Scripture: Biblical Translations and Adaptations in Old and Middle English
Treasure in Heaven
Uses of the Past: Cultural Memory in and of the Middle Ages
Winchester: An Early Medieval Royal City
Race and Resistance across Borders in the Long Twentieth Century
A Jamaican Childhood
A Tribute to Eric Anthony Abrahams – by his sister
A Trip to the Library of the Spoken Word
African Writers Imagining Children
Announcing the Race and Resistance Book Series at Peter Lang
Bermuda history books to be housed at the University of Oxford
Bermuda: Race, Law and History
Black Lives Matter: The Oxford/Ferguson Solidarity March
Call for Submissions: Common Ground Journal
Campaigning for Curriculum Diversity at Oxford
Caryl Phillips at Queen’s
Chris Ofili at Corpus Christi
Cosmopolitanism as creative resistance in San Juan, Puerto Rico
Cultural heritage in (northwest) Washington, DC
Dr Hakim Adi speaks to the Race and Resistance network
Exhibit B and Human Zoos
Exhibitions at Tate Britain and the Guildhall Art Gallery
Ferguson: Transnational Activism and The Academy
Freedom to Flourish: African American Writers in Paris
Homer in Harlem
Homi Bhabha at Oxford
Hubert Henry Harrison: a giant unearthed
Illegible Bodies in Ferguson, Missouri
Imagining a Non-Colonial Oxford
Imaobong Umoren reports from Harvard
In the Mind of Ralph Ellison
Irenosen Okojie at St Hilda’s College
Kofoworola Moore at the University of Oxford
Louisa Olufsen Layne on Linton Kwesi Johnson
Lynchings, Labour, and Cotton in the US South
Marlon James in Oxford
Negroland, A Memoir, by Margo Jefferson
New Perspectives on Chinua Achebe, or the Writer Outside his Writing
Paul Gilroy at All Souls: Writing the History of Antiracism
Professor Barbara Savage, Professor Merze Tate, and Black Women’s Intellectual History
Professor Catherine Hall on Slavery, Race and Gender
Race and Ethnicity in the Ancient Novel
Race, Resistance and the Archive
Recent Research Activity by Programme Members
Review of "The Greens"
Review of Black Oxford: The Untold Story of Oxford University's Black Scholars
Rhodes Must Fall in Oxford – Some Reflections by One Member of the Movement
Riots Reframed: A Review
Robin Coste Lewis, Voyage of the Sable Venus (2015): 'Enough / Reframing the Past'
Selma Review
Selma Review
Sir Hilary Beckles: Slavery and Reparations
Stuart Hall at Merton
Ta-Nehisi Coates’s Between the World and Me (2015)
The Displaced Mediterranean
The King of Bermuda
The Legacies of British Slave-ownership Project
The Untold Stories of Black Britain: An Evening with Cecile Emeke
The Words that Shape the World: The Global History of the Book
Two reflections on 12 Years a Slave
Welcome to 'Voices Across Borders'
‘More than Calypsonian’: Malachi McIntosh on Sam Selvon
‘Other’ Worlds in Emily Dickinson’s Poetry
‘X Week’ – Debating Race in Oxford, Britain and the World
Visual Research
Women in the Humanities
'Banning Bossy' and 'Leaning In': Girls' mediated ideas of leadership
'Gender Studies' or 'Women's Studies'
'The Field of Honour' by Edith Wharton in the TLS
3 Year Fellowship
About Abortion: a Workshop with Carol Sanger
Ana Luísa Amaral Poetry Reading
Announcement: Women in Humanities Graduate Award Holders Publish Article on the Women's Studies MS.T Course at Oxford
Are We 'Trading' Women's Rights in Transitions?
Arguments About Abortion
At the Frontlines of Change: Feminist Leadership Transforming Lives
Becoming Global Race Women: Travel, and Networks in the Long 20th Century
CFP: Gendering Internationalism — Gendering Jewish Internationalism
CGIS Special Event to mark International Women's Day
Call for Papers: Women's Responses to the Reformation
Challenging Inequality
Changing Herstory
Cheney Students Visit Sappho to Suffrage: Women Who Dared
Colourism, Gender and Respectability: Activism and Academia Discussion Panel
Colourism: The Gendered Politics of Appearance in African American History
Coming Off Clean
Congratulations to Sasha Rasmussen
Cultures of Exclusion in the Early Modern World
Diversifying the Portrait: image and identity
Dr Imaobong Umoren to be first joint TORCH and Pembroke College career development fellow
Druisilla's Inheritance: Possessing and Transmitting Power in Caligula's Rome
D’un Matin de Printemps
Early Career Gender, Women and Culture Seminar
Early Modern Foreign Queens Consort – Agents of Cultural Transfer
Feminism in Oxford
Feminism in Theory and Action
Feminist Fight Club
Feminist Fight Club Reading Group
Feminist Thinking Graduate Conference
First-year students working in Women's History and Gender History present their work
GENDER EQUALITY NOW!
GWC Seminar: Modern Metamorphoses
Gender (in)equality in the Humanities?
Gender Equality in Oxford: How Far Have We Come?
Gender Inequality in the Humanities
Gender and History Workshop
Gender and Subjectivity in Personal Testimony Workshop
Gender and leadership discourse at work
Gender, Identity and Subjectivity
Gender, Identity and Subjectivity
Gender, Identity and Subjectivity
Gender, Identity and Subjectivity
Gender, Identity and Subjectivity
Gender, Identity and Subjectivity
Gender, Identity and Subjectivity
Gender, Identity and Subjectivity
Gender, Literature and Culture Seminar
Gender, Literature and Culture Seminar
Gender, Literature and Culture Seminar
Gender, Literature and Culture Seminar
Gender, Literature and Culture Seminar
Gender, Literature and Culture Seminar
Gender, Literature and Culture Seminar
Gender, Literature and Culture Seminar
Gender, Literature and Culture Seminar
Gender, Literature and Culture Seminar
Gender, Literature and Culture Seminar
Gender, Literature and Culture Seminar
Gender, Literature and Culture Seminar
Gender, Literature and Culture Workshop
Gender, Women and Culture Seminar
Gender, Women and Culture Seminar
Gender, Women and Culture Seminar
Gender, Women and Culture Seminar
Gender, Women and Culture Seminar
Gender, Women and Culture Seminar
Gender, Women and Culture Seminar
Gender, Women and Culture Seminar
Gender, Women and Culture Seminar
Gender, Women and Culture Seminar
Gender, Women and Culture Seminar
Gendering Internationalism - Gendering Jewish Internationalism
Global Pursuit of Equality Conference 26-27 September 2016
Graduate and Early Career Workshop on Gender and Race
Hadewijch Film Screening
Hillary Clinton Killed Feminism? Gender, Leadership and the New Hampshire Primary
Historians, invisible women and the world of stories
Imaobong Umoren wins British Academy Rising Star Engagement Award
Imaobong Umoren: Impact Story
Imperial Identities: Intersection and Transformations
Imperial Identities: Intersections and Transformations
Indian ‘Suffragettes’ and the Imperial Hierarchies of Race
Integrating female military peacekeepers: Lessons from Rwanda
International Women's Day 2016 - Women in the Academy
Investigating Gender: Sources and Approaches
Julia Kristeva's (Controversial) Contribution to Identity Politics
Leadership & the Media: Gendered Framings of Julia Gillard’s ‘Sexism & Misogyny’ Speech
Leaving lunch for Dr Imaobong Umoren
Library Acts: Rewriting Gender in Victorian Reading Spaces
Lunchtime Meeting for Women Working in the Humanities
Make More Noise! Suffragettes in Silent Film
Mobility, migration and place: locating female servants in the English community, 1550-1650
Modern metamorphoses: interiority, commerce, and the Pygmalion myth in late nineteenth-century theatre
Motherhood and Creative Practice
Mutamma, Tamil Dalit spirit healer and community leader: a provocation to our received understandings of agency
Nan Youngman (1906-1995): Artist and Educationalist
New Directions in the History of the British Women’s Liberation Movement
On Toni Morrison and Love
Oxford Women in Politics with Dr. Anne-Marie Slaughter
Panel Discussion: The Abortion Act 50 Years On: Where Do We Go From Here?
Performance and Queer Histories: From Shakespeare to Tchaikovsky and Marc Almond
Performing Glinka’s opera ‘A Life for the Tsar’ on the village stage
Postdoctoral Writing Fellowship
Postgraduate and Early Career Researchers Lunchtime Meeting
Professor Merze Tate: Diplomatic Historian, Cosmopolitan Woman
Re-thinking Slavery and Freedom: Or what is a man?
Report: A Workshop on the Global Pursuit of Equality
Research Brief Encounters
Research Brief Encounters
Research Brief Encounters
Research Brief Encounters
Research on Edith Wharton
Research on War-Era Women Weavers
Rethinking the politics of race and gender in England after 1968
Routes into past selves? Collaborative workshop on sources and resources for subjectivity
Sappho to Suffrage: women who dared
Sexism in the Workplace
Supporting early-career academics in the humanities
Sylvia Pankhurst - Suffragette Anti-Racist and Anti-Colonialist
Symposium on the Status of Female Genital Mutilation in Senegal and Liberia
Syria Trojan Women
Tackling Everyday Sexism in University Life
Teaching to Transgress
Teaching to Transgress: Twenty Years of Women's Studies at Oxford
Teenage Girls in the 1980s Feminist Sex Wars
Thanks for Typing: Wives, Daughters, Mothers, and Other Women behind Famous Men CFP
The Global Pursuit of Equality
The Global Pursuit of Equality September 2016
The Global Pursuit of Equality: Women, Networks, and Networking 1800-2000
The Global Rentier Economy and the Rise of Inequality
The Nature of Church-Based Global Relationships – Case Studies from the Worldwide Anglican Communion
The Oxford Centre for Gender, Identity and Subjectivity
The Tyranny of the Perfect: Competitive Femininity in Neo-Liberal Times
There Are Two Sexes: On the Thought and Commitments of Antoinette Fouque
Thoughts about Secularism and Gender Equality (With a Focus on France)
Two Opportunities from Women in the Humanities
WWI: The Cultural Front
Wharton in Wartime
What are women researching in the humanities at Oxford?
Woman's Suffrage, Emily Wilding Davison and St Hugh's
Women & Humanities
Women Writing Across Cultures
Women Writing Across Cultures: Past, Present and Future
Women and Humanities
Women and the Canon
Women in Humanities Feminist Pedagogy Workshop
Women in Humanities Meet and Greet Lunch
Women in Humanities Meet and Greet Lunch
Women in Humanities Postdoctoral Writing Fellowship
Women in Ireland during the First World War
Women in Publishing
Women in Transition
Women in the Humanities Postdoctoral Writing Fellowships
Women in the Humanities Visiting Fellowship 2016
Women's History Dissertation Workshop
Women's History in Britain and Ireland: Recent Developments and Future Trajectories
Women's Responses to the Reformation
Women's Responses to the Reformation Report
Women's Work and Structural Change
Women, War and Suffrage
Women’s Suffrage and Beyond: Local, National and International Contexts
Words in Action: Perspectives on Writing and Activism
Writing an undergraduate thesis on Women's History and/or Gender History
‘A new history of female service in early modern England, 1550-1650’
‘The Painters Are In’: Visual Culture and Menstruation 1950-2020
“Keep the Damned Women Out” The Struggle for Coeducation
Projects
ISTROX
ISTROX at Weston Library – part of BABEL: ADVENTURES IN TRANSLATION
Post-War: Commemoration, Reconstruction, Reconciliation
A Crack of Light: Poetry Reading
A Lesson from Libeskind
A Seminar Series That Isn’t A Seminar Series
A Very Noisy Silence
A Very Noisy Silence
Alex Donnelly Speaks to Niall Munro
All That is Solid Melts into Sound
Aminatta Forna
Aminatta Forna speaks to Catherine Gilbert
An interview with Professor Marita Sturken
Anna Leese speaks to Niall Munro
Anthony Ritchie speaks to Catherine Gilbert
Articulating History: Architecture and Memory
Bearing Witness, Becoming Human
Bearing witness, becoming human
Bodily Commemoration
Can commemorative music heal? And if so, whom?
Charles Gurrey speaks to Niall Munro
Chrissie Steenkamp speaks to Johana Musalkova
Chrissie Steenkamp: violent commemorations
Coffee and Conflict
Commemoration and Community
Commemoration on Trial
Commemoration: Shaping Collective Memory
Community Commemoration
Comparative Case Studies Methodological Framework
Conflict and Community: Panel-Led Workshop 2
Conflict and Community: Panel-led Workshop 2
Creativity and Commemoration
Daniel Libeskind
Daniel Libeskind speaks to Niall Munro
Drowning
Dunya Mikhail speaks to Alex Donnelly
Dunya Mikhail: Wrecked Cities, Floating Pages
Elleke Boehmer speaks to Kate McLoughlin
Elleke Boehmer: Lammergeyer and Gogga
Emma Login speaks to Dahmicca Wright
Encountering the objects: Reflections on observation, experience, and poetry
Externalising internal pain through commemorative writing practices
Fragments, Bindings, Scars: The Shape of Commemoration
From Joachim to Aylan, The Commemorative Ability of Images
Gabe Moshenska speaks to Rita Phillips
Ghost marks on the landscape: Tony Horwitz and Civil War memory
Giving voice to people who are no more
Good Form
Grave Stones - Monumental 2 Panel-led Workshop
Grave Stones: Panel-Led Workshop 2
Grave Stones: Panel-led Workshop 2
Harvey Whitehouse speaks to Alex Donnelly and Johana Musalkova
Ignoring Silence
Interview with Dr Adrian Gregory
Interview with Dr Peter Grant
Interview with Lord Alderdice
Interview with Lord William Wallace
Jane Potter speaks to Kate McLoughlin
Jane Potter: Where Text Becomes Monument
Jeremy Treglown Francos Legacy
Jeremy Treglown speaks to Alex Donnelly
Jonathan Dove speaks to Kate McLoughlin
Jonathan Dove: Remembering to Remember We Are Human
Lacrimae Rerum: building a bridge between literary and monumental commemoration
Lyndsey Stonebridge speaks to Rita Phillips
Lyndsey Stonebridge’s judicial imagination
Mark Johnston speaks to Alex Donnelly
Material Memories
Material Memories
Memoir and Memory
Memoir and Memory
Memorable Objects: Postgraduate Training Day
Monumental Panel Workshop 1: Museums and National Identity
Museums and National Identity - A brief overview
Museums and National Identity: Panel-Led Workshop 1
Museums and National Identity: Panel-led Workshop 1
Music and Memorialisation
Music and Memory: Jonathan Dove
Music and Memory: Jonathan Dove in Conversation with Kate Kennedy
Music and Memory: Panel-Led Workshop 1
Music and Memory: Panel-led workshop 1
Music as a Form of Resistance: The Oud Playing of Rihab Azar
My History, Our History
Noose
Not another invisible monument: an encounter at the Martyrs’ Memorial, Oxford
Open Wounds – Commemorating the Colombian Conflict
Pfarrerin Dr Cornelia Kulawik speaks to Kate McLoughlin
Philippe Sands speaks to Kate McLoughlin
Philippe Sands, East West Street
Poetry and Life-Writing
Poetry and Life-Writing: Panel-Led Workshop 1
Poetry as Transitional Justice?
Post War: Remembrance, Recollection, Reconciliation
Post-War: Remembrance, Recollection, Reconciliation
Postgraduate Forum
Rachel Seiffert speaks to Catherine Gilbert
Rachel Seiffert: The Wrong Side of History
Reflections on memorials and commemoration in Berlin
Reflections on the legal process as a commemorative act
Remembrance - Concert
Returning from Germany, Reflections on Silence
Rihab Azar OUD Performance
Rihab Azar speaks to Niall Munro
Sacred memory/prosaic history: Rivesaltes Memorial Camp
Silke Arnold-de Simine speaks to Catherine Gilbert
So What?
Song of the stones
The Art of Textual Commemoration
The First World War Memorials Programme
The First World War: Music and Memory
The Ones That Got Away: Textual 1
The Ones That Got Away: Textual 2
The Rest Is Silence: Panel-Led Workshop 2
The Rest is Silence
The Rest is Silence: Panel-led Workshop 2
The Very Revd John Witcombe speaks to Rita Phillips
The limits of empathy and user-driven commemoration
Time and Monuments
Tony Horwitz speaks to Niall Munro
War, Grief and Private Commemoration
What makes an exemplary memorial?
Where an Object Holds its Meaning, Part One
Where an Object Holds its Meaning, Part Two
Whose memories? Imperial commemorations in North-East India
Witness literature as a way of mourning and healing
Workshop Five - Drawing Wars: Art and Cultural Memory
‘Between the poetry of the hand and the eye of the mind’: Daniel Libeskind
‘Finding words that move me to sing’: Jonathan Dove and the sounds of commemoration
International Engagement
Arts in the Alps
Public Engagement with Research
Book at Lunchtime
Forward with Classics: A Book at Lunchtime
Breakfast Evaluation Club
The Selden Map
Victorian Light Night
Business Engagement and Partnerships
Knowledge Exchange
Ageing and Creativity
Amplifying Inclusion
Books Unbound
Celebrating 500 Years of Pregnancy and Birth
Changing Lives
Compassion in Healthcare
Conserving the Nabataean Temple at Khirbet et-Tannur
Demons Land: A Poem Come True
Early Mother Tongue Literacy for Sustainable Development in Sub-Saharan Africa
Eating Disorders and Real-Life Reading
Exploring Sicilian Epigraphy in Sicilian Museums with Sicilian Schools
Linguistic Fieldwork and Collective Memory
Literature & Silence
Medea
Mediating Modern Poetry: reception and dialogue
National Trust Partnership
Lyveden New Bield, a 400-year old story reinterpreted
More than the Sport of Kings: How Horse Racing made the Modern World
Oxford University and National Trust announce new research partnership
Sheldonian Head Hunting: Dr Katrin Wilhelm, (School of Geography and the Environment)
The Future of the British Countryside: Food Production
Women & Power: Redressing the Balance
Women & Power: Reflections by Anna Fielding
Women & Power: Reflections by Dr Emily Scott-Dearing
Women & Power: Reflections by Helen McGhie
Pharmacy as a laboratory of modernity
Prince George of Denmark and his Admirals (1702-08)
Recreating the Music of an Ancient Greek Chorus: Euripides' Orestes
Refugee Heritage: the archaeology of the Calais 'Jungle'
Refugee Heritage: the archaeology of the Calais 'Jungle'
Storming Utopia
Supporting Spelling
Tellings: Reconstructing the Repertoire of Songs used in English Lace Schools
The Folio of the Future
The Indian Army in the First World War: An Oxfordshire Perspective
The Jewish Country House
Alice Legé, ‘Torre Alfina: A Cahen d’Anvers Manor in Italy’
Diana Davis:‘Gunnersbury Park, 1835-1925: a Rothschild Family Villa’
Jane Stevenson, Philip Sassoon: Perfectionism and the English Country House
Laura Leibman, Creolizing Country Homes and the Dutch Jewish Pastoral
Leora Auslander At Waddesdon Manor
Lisa Leff: A Jewish and Republican Chateau: Jacques de Reinac in Nivillers, France 1882-1892
Lisa Silverman, Property and Jewish Self-Fashioning in Provincial Austria
Martin Sabrow, Schloss Freienwalde: a Jewish Restoration of a Prussian Legacy
Mimi Schmidt: ‘Sommerfrische, Connoisseurship, Scandal and the Temporary in the Jewish Country House in Austria’
Olga Medvedkova, Renaissance as Locus: Bakst and the Imaginary Chateau in the Sleeping Beauty Panels
Paolo Pellegrini, Places, Symbols and Images of an Elite: the Country Houses of the Italian Jewish Nobility
Pauline Prevost-Marcilhacy: The Castle of Ferrières, an Emblematic House
Silvia Davoli and Nino Strachey: ‘In Walpole’s Footsteps – Braham and Stern at Strawberry Hill’
Todd Endelman, Disraeli at Hughenden: - a Fish out of Water
Tom Stammers, Old French and New Money: The Singer Family in Britain
Villa Liebermann reports on the Jewish Country House conference
“Welcome” by Abigail Green
Theatre Production and Performance
Transforming the Operatic Voice
Trauma, Resilience and Motherhood
Trusted Source
Case Studies in Collaboration: Oxford University
Dr Lucy Kaufman wins University Public Engagement Award
Have you ever researched a National Trust property or collection?
Heritage as Business
Heritage as Business
Heritage as Business
Historic Partnership
History, Vision, Ambition
History, Vision, Ambition
History, Vision, Ambition
Jewish stories at our country houses
Land, Outdoors and Nature
Land, Outdoors and Nature
Land, Outdoors and Nature
Moving, Teaching, Inspiring: The National Trust
National Trust Partnership Showcase
On the Case of a Missing Monument: The First Trusted Source Workshop
Our Collections & their Audiences
Our Collections and Their Audiences
Our Collections and their Audiences
Oxford University and the National Trust: Collaborating for Change
Supporting Our Cause
Supporting Our Causes
Supporting our Causes
The Future of Heritage
The Future of Heritage
The Future of Heritage
The South Downs: Nature, Culture
Trusted Source Editors Circle: Publishing
Trusted Source Workshop
Trusted Source article writing workshop
Trusted Source article writing workshop
Trusted Source: A new collaboration with the National Trust
Turning our Common Heritage into Common Knowledge
Turning our common heritage into common knowledge
VC's Innovation Awards 2018: Trusted Source Knowledge Transfer Partnership
Women Gardeners c.1500-2000
Understanding Postgraduate Medical Ethics Education
Universal Access Remote Health Monitoring
Unlocking Late Schumann
Unsilencing the Library: An Exhibition at Compton Verney
Vehicles - Children's Opera
Women and War: Female Activism During the English Civil War
Words as Weapons
Annual Headline Series
Humanities & Identities 2016-18
Report on the Conference ‘Women in Transition: Crossing Borders, Crossing Boundaries’
Singing Windrush: Calypso in Britain (Episode 1)
Singing Windrush: Calypso in Britain (Episode 2)
Humanities & Performance 2019
Oxford University Orchestra Concert
Humanities & Science 2015
Humanities & the Digital Age
Humanities & the Public Good 2014
Early Career
Engagement
Public Engagement with Research
"Our Shelter is in Shreds": Deterrence, Destruction and Dispossession at the Post-Camp Calais Border
1001 Stories: Telling Lines Narrative Art
200 Years of Frankenstein: It's Alive
A Night of Local Tudor Accidents
A Painting of the Wild Hunt the Restless Dead
Association for Art History
Asylum After Empire
Book Launch and Discussion. Lande: the Calais "Jungle" and Beyond
Contemporary Caribbean Art and the Moral Dimension of Global Material Mobility
Dickens Noir
Discovering Collections, Discovering Communities
Interviews
Knowledge Exchange: Theatre and Performance
On Invisibility and Agency of the Displaced: Between Hospitality and Asylum
Ovid 2000
Oxford University Innovation Friday Drop-In Session
Oxford University Innovation Friday Drop-In Session
Oxford University Innovation Friday Drop-In Session
Oxford University Innovation Friday Drop-In Session
Oxford University Innovation Friday Drop-In Session
Oxford University Innovation Friday Drop-In Session
Oxford University Innovation Friday Drop-In Session
Oxford University Innovation Friday Drop-In Session
Prominent Chinese Women Painters in Mid-20th Century Britain
Promoting Gender Equality in Research and Innovation
Reading Beyond the Code: A Book at Lunchtime
Seductive Light, Destructive Light
Social Enterprise and the Universities
The Conversation - Writing & Pitching - Editors in Residence Day HT 2018
The Dream Colony: The Life in Art of Walter Hopps
The Materiality of the Divine
Victorian Speed: The Long History of Fast Living
Édouard Vuillard: Art and the Politics of Domesticity
Knowledge Exchange
Business Engagement and Partnerships
International Engagement
TORCH Global South Visiting Professors and Fellows
A Comparative Perspective on the Languages of the Veneto
Callaloo
Divided Cities: Culture, Infrastructure and the Urban Future
Earth, Sea, Sky: an Environmental Humanities Research Network
Frib-Ox
Old Frisian Summer School
Oxford-Madrid-Helsinki Workshop on Textual Criticism
Oxford-Yale Workshop on Exemplarity
The Oxford-Venice Initiative: Collaborations with the Fondazione Giorgio Cini
UK China Humanities Alliance
Training
Researcher Training
Academic Writing Group
Academic Writing Group
Cracking the US Job Market
Creative Industries Pathways: Photogrammetry
DPhil and Early Career Lunch
DPhil and Early Career Lunch
Eloquent Things
From Stalled to Submitted: The Art of Productivity
Heritage Pathway: Commercial Heritage
Heritage Pathway: Field Trip
Heritage Pathway: Landscapes and the Natural Environment
Interviewing for Academic Jobs
Job Opportunity: Research Skills Trainers, National Trust Partnership
Preparing for the DPhil Viva Workshop
Shut Up and Write
Shut Up and Write
Shut Up and Write
Trinity 2019 Heritage Pathways Events Announced
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