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• Louise Bourgeois's Observations: The Earliest Printed Work by a Midwife
• Nuremberg War Crimes Trials 70 Years On: A Complex Legacy
• Global Brazil
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• After Clarice: Lispector's Legacy
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• ‘Using Historical Evidence of Birth to Enhance Our Cultural Sensitivities’: Seminar Report
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• Pregnancy and Birth: Insights into 500 Years of Printed Texts and Archival Photography
• Brazil Week: Round Table Discussion on Raduan Nassar
• Celebrating 500 Years of Pregnancy and Birth
• The Role of African Migrancy in Local Identities and Spatial Management in São Paulo, Brazil
• Translating Brazil: Words and Music
• Brazilian Literature: Other Voices
• Brazilian Literature: Other Voices
• Folia Voices: A Tribute to Elizabeth Travassos
• Between 'Progress' and 'Grandeur': The Circulation of Brazilian Culture during the Early Decades of the Cold War
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• After Clarice: Lispector's Legacy
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• 2014-15: Compassion in Healthcare
• Oxford Comparative Criticism and Translation
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• Oxford-Weidenfeld Translation Prize 2019
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• Oxford-Weidenfeld Translation Prize 2017 Winner Announced
• Effective Altruism, Pluralism, and Singer’s Pond Example
• Oxford-Weidenfeld Translation Prize 2017
• Oxford Comparative Criticism and Translation Discussion Group
• Intelligent Technologies and Authority
• Oxford-Weidenfeld Translation Prize 2017
• Oxford Comparative Criticism and Translation Review
• The Molecularly Unstratified Patient
• Review of Oxford Translation Day
• Concepts of Disease: Dysfunction, Responsibility and Sin
• Medical Humanities Conference
• Personalised Medicine: The Promise, the Hype and the Pitfalls
• Prismatic Translation
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• Markets, Healthcare and Professionalism
• Opportunity To Work With The Oxford Comparative Criticism and Translation Programme
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• The Royal Society of Medicine Medical Humanities Conference
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• An Evening with Samuel Shem
• Multilingualism and Post-Anglophone Fiction
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• EMEL Workshop
• Healing, Personal Values and Narratives in Healthcare
• The World Republic of Theory: Epistemic Inequality in World Literature Studies
• Discussion Group
• Fiction and Other Minds: "Reconceiving Personhood: Cognitive Readings of Mystical Texts"
• What can policy-makers learn from the humanities?
• Educating Compassion in Healthcare: Is It Possible and What Would It Mean?
• Politics, law, leadership and compassion in healthcare
• Contexts for Compassion in Healthcare: Exploring Visions of the Good
• Poster presentation 'Compassion in Healthcare'
• Advancing ‘medical professionalism’ vital for doctor satisfaction and high-quality health care
• 2014-15: Conserving the Nabataean Temple at Khirbet et-Tannur
• A Gem of a Small Nabataean Temple
• 2014-15: Medea
• 2014-15: Mediating Modern Poetry
• 2015-16: Pharmacy as a Laboratory of Modernity
• Storming Utopia
• Storming Utopia
• FROM VENICE TO VENEZUELA: UTOPIA AND ITS TRAVELS
• Storming Utopia
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• Lucy Leave Performance
• 2015-16: Demons Land: A Poem Come True
• Exhibitions Producer/Agent: Demons Land: A Poem Come True
• Demons Land Film Screening
• Demons Land Film Screening
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• Demons Land Exhibition
• Trusted Source
• Simon Palfrey on Demons Land: A Poem Come True
• Demons Land: A Poem Come True
• Reciprocity, Reputation and the Pupil-School Relationship in Letters from the École Royale Militaire Archives
• Early Mother Tongue Literacy for Sustainable Development in Sub-Saharan Africa
• Fiction and Other Minds: The Strange Redemption of William Golding's 'Pincher Martin'
• Letters of Laurence Sterne
• The Weidenfeld Visiting Professorship in Comparative European Literature Lecture Series
• Discussion Group
• ‘“All My Important Nothings”: Jane Austen and Her Letters’
• 2014-15: Eating Disorders and Real-Life Reading
• The Weidenfeld Visiting Professorship in Comparative European Literature Lecture Series
• Fiction and Human Rights
• The Weidenfeld Visiting Professorship in Comparative European Literature Lecture Series
• Fiction-reading for good or ill
• Discussion Group
• Javier Cercas & Juan Gabriel Vasquez in Conversation
• Fiction and Eating Disorders: A New Partnership
• The Tongue, That Untamed Flesh: Polish Poetry, Freedom, and Silence in Translation
• Oxford Translation Day
• Consuming Fictions: Reading and Eating Disorders
• Discussion Group
• Welcome Drinks Followed by a Conversation with Kai Aareleid and Patrick McGuinness
• Traveling, Fighting, Dancing: Illness and Recovery Metaphors
• Oxford Comparative Criticism and Translation
• Book Launch of Strange Cocktail: Translation and the Making of Modern Hebrew Poetry
• Fiction and Other Minds
• Oxford Comparative Criticism and Translation
• Watching a Play About Anorexia
• World Literatures: Multilingual Locals and Cosmopolitan Dynamics
• Prismatic Finnegans Wake
• Oxford Comparative Criticism and Translation
• Seminar: How to build a pacific relationship between two neighbours
• An Essay/Fantasy on Online Harassment, Bullying, and Surveillance Culture
• 2016-17: Exploring Sicilian Epigraphy in Sicilian Museums with Sicilian Schools
• Oxford Comparative Criticism and Translation
• Public Reading of God is Not Shy by Olga Grjasnowa
• OCCT Launch of Jamie McKendrick's New Book of Poems, Anomaly
• Exploring Sicilian Epigraphy Exhibition Opens in Italy
• Borders and Bordering Practices in Literature, Mind, Politics, and Memory
• Cold War. Dutch Public Diplomacy in the Truce Period, 1609-1621
• Discussion Group
• 2014-15: The Folio of the Future
• Modalities of Cybertext Poetry: John Cayley vs. Hsia Yu
• Iberian-Habsburg Diplomatic Relations with Muslim Powers in the Sixteenth Century
• Affective Transformations
• Discussion Group
• Journeys in Translation
• The Indian Army in the First World War: An Oxfordshire Perspective
• Discussion Group
• Close-Reading A Global Novel Across Languages
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• Dr Priya Atwal on Dan Snow's History Hit Podcast
• Literature, Democracy and Transitional Justice
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• Soldiers of Oxfordshire Museum: Asian Cultural Activity Day
• The Weidenfeld Visiting Professorship in Comparative European Literature Lecture Series
• Diplomatic Correspondence Networks and the Progress of Scientific Knowledge
• Soldiers of Oxfordshire Museum: Asian Cultural Activity Day
• Oxford Translation Day
• Oxford Critical Theory Network
• South Asian History Festival at Oxford Spires Academy
• OCCT Discussion Group: Reading out of Context
• Translation into Theatre and the Social Sciences
• Translation into Theatre and the Social Sciences
• East European Crossroads in English Translation
• The Jewish Country House
• Sentimental Coatings and the Subversive Pet Closet: Michael Field's Whym Chow: Flame of Love
• Welcome Drinks
• Jewish stories at our country houses
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• Discussion Group
• Jewish Country Houses: exploring the world of the Anglo-Jewish aristocracy
• Translating Graphic Novels: Red Rosa by Kate Evans
• Queerying the Curriculum: Should our study of literature be more openly queer?
• FP - 5 Minute Presentations: 'Around the Table'
• Discussion Group
• Comparative History of Literatures
• Aphorism/Fragment Creative Writing Workshop
• Oxford Critical Theory Network Launch Event
• Someone Will Remember Us/I Say/Even in Another Time
• Can Reruns be Queer? Reflections on Greek Television's Alternative Programmatic Framework
• Disney's Coco and the Queer Saint
• Second discussion session: Material letters and diplomacy
• "This space is not somehow, the right space": Receptions of Queer Feminism within Dartmouth College's Women's Movement 1975-2000
• 'I wish there was a world for us': the search for utopic recognition in queer comics
• Sapphistry on the Spoil Heap: Lesbianism and Female Homosociality in Early Archaeology
• SOLVING THE PROBLEMS OF BREXIT WITH 500-YEAR-OLD WISDOM?
• Queer Modernism(s) II: Intersectional Identities
• CROSSING THE BORDERS OF UTOPIA
• ISLAND METROPOLES, OLD AND NEW
• STORMING UTOPIA
• "No Reason To Fear Her Karma": Gender Variance in Japanese History and Culture
• 2014-15: Supporting Spelling
• Review: A Fantastic Woman (2017)
• National Trust Partnership
• Call Me By Your Name, or the art of de-queering narratives for straight audiences
• Finding a feminist home in Oxford: Four reflections
• 2019-20: Understanding Postgraduate Medical Ethics Education
• Sylphs and Sylphides on the border
• 2014-15: Universal Access Remote Health Monitoring
• Fire Eating Lesbians and AIDS Activism in 1990s San Francisco
• Secretaries and the Persian Cosmopolis in the Making of an Anti-Safavid Diplomatic Discourse
• Jin Xing: Paradoxes of Queerness in Global China Today
• First discussion session: Relazioni and diplomatic reporting
• Diagnosing Speech
• Sex or Black Magic? - Mina Loy's Insel
• Diplomatic Letters as Political Literature: Copying Sir Henry Unton's Letters
• Voice Analysis for Everyone: Health Monitoring by Phone
• Gender and Authority
• 2016-17: Prince George of Denmark and his Admirals (1702-08)
• Nadezhda Durova: Nineteenth-Century Russian Queer Celebrity and Patriotic Icon
• I say viennas, you say vy-eeners: visibility and queerness in white camp drag from Atlanta to South Africa.
• Political Queerness and the Empathy Machine in God's Own Country
• Testosterone and Alchemy
• 'YAAS and...': Drag, Improv, and Play
• Elsa Gidlow: Pioneering Poet and San Franciscan Sappho
• The Activism of Black Feminism and the Aporia of Racial Grief
• A Boy and his Empire: Antinous - Last God of the Ancient World
• Big Queer Hackathon
• Queer Studies Graduate WIP
• Longing for Lesbos: Queer Women and the Classical World
• Displaying LGBTQ+ Histories in the Museum: Possible Aims and Strategies
• Decolonising Queer Geographies
• 'Ubudiyet: Edward Barton's service to the sultan'
• Visiting the Jewish gentry
• Now You See Me: Lesbian Life Stories
• 'David Hume and diplomacy, 1746-1769': Diplomacy in the Early Modern Period (1400-1800)
• Diplomacy and Gender in the Early Modern World (1400-1800)
• Villa Liebermann reports on the Jewish Country House conference
• Autism, Sexuality and Gender Dysphoria
• Diplomacy and Gender in the Early Modern World (1400-1800)
• Interview: Prof Abigail Green on the Transformative Impact of the Leadership Fellow's Scheme
• Queering Fat Queering Gender
• ‘Royal Gifts and Diplomatic Ceremonial: The Case of James VI/I’s Apologie (1609)’
• Decorative Supremacy: French Diplomatic Gifts in the 18th century
• How recognizing the “Jewish country house” expands our understanding of Jewish heritage
• Queer Studies Network Mixer
• Knowledge for Decision Makers: Austrian-Habsburg Foreign Intelligence in the Late Sixteenth Century
• Seminar: Queer Dis/Affiliations During the AIDS Crisis
• The same game, but with different rules: Western diplomats in early modern Istanbul
• 2016-17: Literature & Silence
• Marketing Death: The Troubled Production of AIDS Literature
• Trust building measures in cross-cultural settings: Diplomatic networking practices in early modern Istanbul
• Multilayered Networks, Information Gathering and Letter-Writing
• 'Europe's diplomatic culture, c.1700-1900: Continuity and change'
• Negotiating peace in early modern Europe: Diplomatic ceremonial as opportunity and obstacle in the peace process
• Being Human
• "Eventually We're All Queer": Isherwood, Identities, Legacies
• Li Maizi of China's Feminist Five
• Gender & Authority
• Victorian Light Night Competition
• 'Fabulous' by Madison Moore
• Queering the Map? Activism and the Archive Inside and Outside the Academy
• Ashmolean Project Portal event
• International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia
• Lost Late: Night at the Museums
• V&A Queering the Museum Workshop for IDAHOT
• Rainbow Pilgrims Pop-Up Exhibition for IDAHOT
• Radical Photographs; Science Fiction and Alterity; Sex Assignment and Brexit
• Queerying Spaces: Transnational Perspectives
• Queer Theory Research Lunch: Nonbinary Drag; Sylphs and Sylphides; Drag, Improv, and Play.
• The Queer Studies Research Network Undergraduate Symposium
• Trans Aesthetic Activism, Drag Lip-Sync Performance and 'Bumping' in Gay Life
• Professor James McDougall
• What does it mean to be LGBT+ today?
• Queer Theory "from" Africa, Queer Memory/Lesbian Activism and the First Gay Novel in Chinese
• LGBT History Month - Oxford History Faculty LGBTQ
• Notes on Vegan Camp, Queer Representation in Dictionaries, and Queer Prisoners in Francoist Spain
• LGBTQ+ Trusted Source Writing Workshop
• Conceptualising Homophobia, Lesbian Classical Reception, and Masculinity in Joyce's Dubliners
• Lecture and Seminar on the Theories and Work of Paul B. Preciado
• The Use and Value of Camp Drag within LGBTQ Activism
• Deaundra Peek and the Atlanta Televisual Drag Scene
• Oxford Queer Studies Network Launch
• 2016-17: Recreating the Music of an Ancient Greek Chorus: Euripides' Orestes
• Rethinking the Contemporary: The World since the Cold War
• Visions of the Future in India and Pakistan
• Women in the Wake of May 68
• 'House of Government. A Saga of the Russian Revolution'
• Visions of the Future in India and Pakistan
• 'Event, Memory, Legacy'
• Populism as a Global Form: A Roundtable Conversation
• Fanon Transformed? The New Writings
• Pankaj Mishra: Age of Anger
• Are Human Rights Neoliberal?: An Historical Account
• The Inheritance of ISIS
• The Enrichment Economy: Narratives, Collectables and Heritage as Economic Resources
• Failure
• The Enrichment Economy: Narratives, Collectables and Heritage as Economic Resources
• Failure, Design and the Globalization of Risk
• 2015-16: Unlocking Late Schumann
• Unlocking Late Schumann
• 2016-17: Unsilencing the Library: An Exhibition at Compton Verney
• Dr Sophie Ratcliffe Wins University Public Engagement Award for Unsilencing the Library
• Unsilencing the Library
• 2015-16: Vehicles - Children's Opera
• 2017-18: Women and War: Female Activism During the English Civil War
• Presenting the Early Modern Period
• Women, War and Suffrage
• The Rebellious Royalist Women of the English Revolution
• 2015-16: Staging Nahum Tate's King Lear
• Rags to Riches?: Experiences of Social Mobility since 1800
• Great Expectations? Childhood and Social Mobility
• Romanticism and Eighteenth Century Studies Oxford
• Rethinking Social Mobility
• The Zouave Moment
• John, the Soldier, Jack the Tar
• A Zealous Anthropologist
• Some Empirical Worries and Uncomfortable Philosophical Possibilities
• Singer's Pond Example vs Supporting International Aid Organisations
• Forms of Service in the Long Nineteenth Century
• Effective Altruism, Pluralism, and Singer's Pond Example
• Defending the Patria
• Writing Freedom Down
• The Possibility of Witchcraft
• Honour and Class in the Post-Reform Imperial Russian Officer Corps (1861-1914)
• Women, Authorship, and Identity in the Long Eighteenth Century: New Methodologies
• Social Mobility and Wellbeing: Does 'Moving Up' Lead to Better Health?
• Call for Papers: Imagining Apocalypse
• How and Why Have Oxford Admissions Outcomes Reproduced Existing Inequalities
• Rags to Riches 2016-2017
• Call for Papers: Lines of Connection: An International Conference on Eighteenth-Century Poetry
• Great Expectations? Childhood and Social Mobility
• RECSO Funding Opportunity
• On the Move
• Call for Speakers: "Reading Images" Workshops
• The History of Social Mobility Research
• Women, Authorship, and Identity in the Long Eighteenth-Century: New Methodologies
• Social Mobility and Us
• Education and Intergenerational Mobility
• An Evening with Shelley
• Evening Talk at the Shelley Memorial
• Discussion Session
• Instruments of Status: The Flute in Eighteenth-Century Scotland
• Teachers and Social Mobility in Post-war Britain
• Discussion Session
• Instruments of Love: The Recorder as an Instrument of Love
• Riches to Rags and Education and Social Mobility in China
• Instruments of Emancipation: The Changing Uses and Roles of Keyboards in the Eighteenth-Century
• Discussion Session
• Instruments of War
• Women, Authorship, and Identity in the Long Eighteenth-Century: New Methodologies
• Cultures of Collecting in Eighteenth-Century Britain and Ireland
• Collaborative Research Projects: Challenges and Benefits
• Working with Data: Excel, XML, and Poetry
• A Life in the Past: Finding your Way Round the Archives and Libraries of France in a Pre-Digital Age
• Translation and Research in Eighteenth-Century Studies
• Gardeners’ Question Time: Capability Brown Edition
• Exhibition: The English Garden, Views and Visitors
• Imagining Apocalypse
• Capers, Crockery, and Clocks
• Lecture and Masterclass with Dame Emma Kirkby
• What Is Politics? Exploring the History of a Concept Across the Euro-Islamic World
• Reading Blake's Baptism(s)
• Pick-Pockets and Pocket-Books
• The Sublime Meets the Grotesque: Caleb Williams and Frankenstein
• Off-Stage Rules: Sarah Siddons and Satire
• 'At Home': Exploring Eighteenth-Century Domestic Space
• Objects from the Wallace Collection
• 90 Seconds, 5 Questions
• 90 Seconds, 5 Questions
• 90 Seconds, 5 Questions
• 90 Seconds, 5 Questions
• The RECSO Launch Party, Dinner, and Drinks
• Historicist Norms and the Argument for Aesthetics in Teaching the Eighteenth Century
• Eighteenth-Century History for Beginners: Teaching Challenges
• ‘Music in Context’: Studying and Teaching the Eighteenth Century
• How to Portray a Touch, a Kiss: Eye, Mouth and Breast Miniatures
• RECSO End-Of-Year Conference Competition and BSECS Panel Funding
• Ephemera: Defining, Collecting and Researching the Fragmentary Past
• Thinking with Objects: The Impact of Material Culture on Disciplinary Boundaries, Teaching Practices, and Eighteenth-Century Studies
• Constructive Chronologies? Periodisation and Disciplines
• A Life in the Past: Finding Your Way Round the Archives and Libraries of France in a Pre-Digital Age
• Alliance: Humanities & Existential Risk
• Ashmolean Project Portal
• Digital Transformation of Teaching through Objects
• Mapping Georgian Celebrity
• Bengal and Modernity: Early 20th Century Art in India
• Ashmolean Dead Friday
• The Japanese Art of Woodblock Printing
• Humanities & Performance 2019
• The Japanese Art of Woodblock Printing
• Yoshida Hiroshi: A Japanese Artist in India
• Wyndham Lewis, British Drawing, and the Art of the 1940s
• Ashmolean Project Portal Gallery Lecture
• Yoshida Hiroshi: A Japanese Artist in India
• Call for Papers: Convention, Conclusion, and the Performance of the Text c. 1050 - 1500
• New Humanities Knowledge Exchange Champion Announced
• Approaches to Femininity and Sexuality in Contemporary Indian Society
• Tom Stoppard on Text and Performance
• Famous and Forgotten: Gillray's World
• The Primitive Art Imagined: Art and Ethnography in Colonial Bengal
• Performing Dido: Exploring Early Drama in Oxford
• Clara Schumann (née Wieck) and her World
• Bengal and Modernity
• JEFF KOONS IN CONVERSATION WITH MARTIN KEMP
• Photographic Representations of 19th Century Zenana
• 2019 Spring Weekend of Song
• Song Beyond the Nation: Translation, Transnationalism and Performance
• Bengal and Modernity
• Bengal and Modernity
• Kenneth MacMillan: Making Dance Beyond the Boundaries
• Bengal and Modernity
• Reading Group: Material Culture
• Special Tour of William Blake: Apprentice and Master Exhibition
• Performance and Queer Histories: From Shakespeare to Tchaikovsky and Marc Almond
• Blake at Breakfast
• Reading Group: Spouting Clubs and Other Forms of Historical Re-Enactment
• Composing Lives, with Errollyn Wallen
• Nadine Benjamin and Nicole Panizza
• Composers' Lives: A View from the Inside, with Nicola Lefanu
• Gesture in the Theatre
• GWC Seminar: Modern Metamorphoses
• Reading Group: Hope and Utopia in Performance
• Symposium "Performance - Interpretation or Identification?"
• Book Launch and Performance
• The Oxford Song Network: Poetry and Performance Seminar
• Ancient Epic in Modern Performance
• Song as Performance
• Old Norse Poetry in Performance
• The Indian Heroine in History, Art & Performance
• "Something is Taking Its Course": A One-Day Symposium
• Theatre and Performance Studies Social
• Theatre and Performance Studies Reading Group
• Theatre and Performance Network's Event
• Theatre and Performance Studies Reading Group
• Theatre and Performance Studies Reading Group
• Old English and Performance
• Trans Aesthetic Activism, Drag Lip-Sync Performance, and 'Bumping' in Gay Life
• Theatre and Performance Studies Reading Group
• Performance: Kokoschka's Doll / The Art of Love
• Performance: Isolde (1903 / 2018)
• Using Practice as Research
• Performance and Female Preaching in Late Medieval and Early Modern Europe
• ROBERTO BOLAÑO’S NOVEL THE SKATING RINK, GARSINGTON OPERA’S NEW PRODUCTION
• Poetry Workshop with Nick Makoha
• Violence Studies Oxford
• Reading Group: Ancient Laughter
• Film Screening & Interview: Cinicos
• Notes from the Silence: Writing the Lives of Women Composers, with Anna Beer
• Sir Thomas Allen, in Conversation
• A Play After Euripides' Andromeda
• Pelicans, Shepherds & Palaces
• The Micro-Dynamics of Violence: A Violence Studies Oxford Mini-Conference
• Violence Studies
• The Wrong Kind of Genocide: Anglo-American Newspaper Coverage of Mass Violence in the 1990s
• The Micro-Dynamics of Violence
• The Subnational Links between Oil Wealth and Armed Conflict in Colombia
• British Imperial Responsibility?
• Urban Rhythms Network
• Urban Rhythms Network Launch
• Study Day on Acoustic Cities
• Theatre and Performance
• Dr Stefan Aquilina: Researching Early 20th-Century Russian Theatre
• Reading Group: Hope and Utopia in Performance
• Gesture in the Theatre
• Oscar Wilde in Vienna: Pleasing and Teasing the Audience
• Reading Group: Spouting Clubs and Other Forms of Historical Re-Enactment
• Translation Prefaces
• The Dancer and the Übermarionette: Duncan, Craig and Modernist Performance
• Reading Group: Material Culture
• Kenneth Macmillan: Making Dance beyond the Boundaries
• Reading Group: Ancient Laughter
• Diversifying Greek Tragedy on the Contemporary Us Stage
• Paul Lodge & the Food of Love Project
• Performing Pindar
• Reading Group: Theatrical Influence and Inter-Theatricality
• Blanche McIntyre - Greeks and Romans in the Rehearsal Room
• Reading Group: Adaptation
• Reading Group: Staging Violence
• Collaboration in Theatre: A One-Day Symposium
• Roberto Bolaño’s Novel the Skating Rink, Garsington Opera’s New Production
• Theatre & Performance Reading Group Branden Jacobs-Jenkins in Conversation with Dr Sos Eltis
• Theatre and Performance Studies Reading Group
• Childhood Adversity and Lifetime Resilience
• Studentships Offered
• Changing Lives
• Reflections on interdisciplinary life so far
• Constructing Scientific Communities
• Mind-Boggling Medical History
• Mind Reading: The Role of Narrative in Mental Health
• Science, Medicine and Culture in the Nineteenth Century
• Science, Medicine and Culture in the Nineteenth Century
• Science, Medicine and Culture in the Nineteenth Century
• Mind-Boggling Medical History: Launch
• Diversifying Portraiture
• The Full Picture: Oxford in Portraits
• 2018-19: Refugee Heritage: The Archaeology of the Calais 'Jungle'
• 2017-18: Tellings: Reconstructing the Repertoire of Songs used in English Lace Schools
• 2014-15: Thames Valley Country House Partnership
• Cult of Saints
• Offered to Saint Constantine: Thoughts on the Historical Significance of the Early Byzantine Silver Hoard of Karlsruhe
• ‘His Master’s Voice’: Martyrs as Teachers and Preachers in the Roman Gesta Martyrum
• The Cult of Saints and the Origins of the Constantinian Basilica
• The Syriac Life of Mar Awgen: Portraying a Monastic Holy Man in Late Antique Mesopotamia
• The Burials Ad Sanctos
• Thinking About Saints with Gregory of Tours
• Rulers and Saints
• The Cult of St Alban of Verulamium
• Text, Shrine, and Supplicant in the Eastern Cult of Saints (5th – 7th Centuries)
• Art as Evidence for the Joint Cult of Saints: John the Baptist and John the Evangelist in Early Medieval Rome and Byzantium
• King Vačagan the Pious and His Long Hunt for Relics
• Epitaph for a Saint: Considerations on the Epigraphical Aspects of the Burial of Martyrs
• Lupus of Troyes and his Vita
• Saint Anne. Another Heavenly Wife
• Sanctity and Society in Sixth-Century Antioch: The Cult of Symeon Stylites the Younger
• Saints from the Latin East: The Memory of North Illyricum in Greek Hagiography
• Cultures and Commemorations of War
• CultCommWar Workshop Four: American Wars, American Memory
• Cultures and Commemorations of War: An Interdisciplinary Seminar Series
• Costs of War – Impact, Meaning and Perceptions
• Lest We Forget? Reconsidering First World War Memory
• Why Remember? War and Memory Today
• How do we remember war?
• I wondered whether I ought to be wearing my poppy
• Diseases of Modern Life
• Germs Revisited
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• Methuselah and the unity of mankind: late Renaissance and early Enlightenment conceptions of time. Besterman Lecture, 2018
• The labor of the mind: intellect and gender in Enlightenment cultures
• Patterns of materialist thought: fragments and formulations from Diderot to Destutt de Tracy
• Lighting the Enlightenment: public illumination and the Siècle des Lumières
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• From Criminal Jurisprudence to the Pursuit of Happiness
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• "Jargon of Men and Things": Production and Consumption in the Long Eighteenth Century
• Besterman Enlightenment Workshop
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• Humanitarian Fictions
• Global Hungers: The Problem of Poverty in Postcolonial Literature
• Humanitarian Fictions
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• Unseen City: Travelling Psychoanalysis and the Urban Poor
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• Global Hungers: The Problem of Poverty in Postcolonial Literature - Introducing Global Hungers Robert J.C Young
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• Porphyry: Philosophical and Historical Perspectives
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• Porphyry: Philosophical and Historical Perspectives
• Porphyry: Philosophical and Historical Perspectives
• Porphyry: Philosophical and Historical Perspectives
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• Exploring the Menopause Past and Present: Taking the Lid Off the Last Taboo
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• Talk: From Heart to Empowerment
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• Celebration of the Centenary of the Birth of Olive Gibbs
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• Green Templeton Lectures 2016: Twitter and Social Life
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• Seminars in Medieval Studies MT 2017
• Medieval Manuscripts Exhibition Michaelmas Term 2017
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• Leeds IMC 2018: Commemorating Saints and Martyrs in Medieval Europe
• Oxford Medieval Studies Grants TT 2017
• Crossing Borders in the Insular Middle Ages Conference, 3-5 April 2017
• Mortimer History Society Essay Prize
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• Seminars in Medieval Studies HT 2017
• Power of the Bishop III: Bishops as Diplomats 1000-1400
• Winchester: An Early Medieval Royal City
• Mobility and Space
• Uses of the Past: Cultural Memory in and of the Middle Ages
• AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Partnerships with the British Library
• Time: Aspects and Approaches
• MT 2016 Medieval Studies Seminars
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• Call for Papers: Lords in the Landscape 800-1300
• The Study of the Bible in the Middle Ages: Where are we now?
• After Chichele: Intellectual and Cultural Dynamics of the English Church, 1443 to 1517
• Oxford Medieval Studies Blog
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• Encounters and Reimaginings: Medieval Scandinavia and the World
• Treasure in Heaven
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• Medieval Material Matters
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• Medieval Studies Grants
• After Chichele: Intellectual and Cultural Dynamics of the English Church, 1443 to 1517
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• Oxford Medieval Studies on Twitter
• Ancient Churches of the Levant Conference
• Seminars in Medieval Studies
• Oxford Medieval Studies Launch
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• Kingship and the Bible in the Middle Ages
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• The Influences of the Dominican Order in the Middle Ages
• Transforming Scripture - call for papers
• In medias res
• Beowulf
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• Three x Three Talks on Vikings
• Thinking with Things: Reframing Relics in the Early Middle Ages
• Celebrities, Saints & Scholars: Fannish Devotions, Medieval and Modern
• Translating the Medieval World for Young Readers
• Greek in the Early Medieval West
• Oxford Medieval Church-Crawl
• Empire and Commonwealth Today
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• Antiquity and Identity in Byzantine, Italian and Ottoman Cultures
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• Translingualism in Late Medieval European Court Cultures: England - Low Countries - Germany - France
• The motets of Douce 308: evidence for a more extensive monophonic tradition?
• Music in the Margins: A Musical Tour through the Lincoln Collection
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• Beyond Truth: Fiction and (Dis)information in the Early Modern World
• Fanfiction Theory
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• Winckelmann anniversaries symposium
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• The Latin Sources of the Summa Halensis
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• Wycliffism and Hussitism: Contexts, Methods, Perspectives
• Words/Works/Walls: Conceptual Architectures in Visual Culture
• 'Exceptional Medieval Story-Tellers: How Three Jewish Writers of Hebrew in Europe Challenged the Dominant Culture of Their Times'
• Qui de codice canunt; The Manuscript and the Ritual of Chant in the Latin West, 400-900 CE
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• Oxford in the Great War: Study Day
• Art as Commodities / Commodities as Art: An Interdisciplinary Conference
• GLGW Conference 2019
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• Against 'Iberic Crudity': Balliol MS 238E, Bodleian MS Douce 204, and Laurentius Dyamas
• Rethinking the Carolingian Reforms
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• Early Franciscan Intellectual History Oxford Workshop Series
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• ERC Workshop in Medieval Intellectual History
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• Symposium - 'Disiecta Membra Musicae'
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• Space and Dimension in Late Antiquity and Byzantium
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• Cultural Production at Late Medieval Ecclesiastical Courts
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• Putting Aristotle in His Place: Philosophy as Heresy in the Thirteenth Century
• Anglo-Norman Reading Group TT 2017
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• A Parasite's Past: using mitochondrial genomes to investigate how and when Plasmodium vivax malaria spread across the world
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• Methodological Innovation in Late Medieval Studies
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• Graindelavoix Sing Douce 308
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• Reading his Way to Royalism: The Library, Politics, and Religion of Sir Thomas Myddelton, 1639-1666
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• Gwynedd's Diplomatic Correspondence 1267-1277
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• Lords in the Landscape 800-1300
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• Herod's Killing of the Children
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• Heritage Seed Fund - Guidance Notes
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• The Oxford Launch of Wretched Strangers
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• Empire of Accumulation: Consumer Value and the Labor Question in British and American Nineteenth Century Expansion
• The Poetic Arts of Africa and the School Curriculum, with Kwame Dawes
• The Poet as Witness
• Heritage Sites in Contemporary China
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• Public Health Film Festival 2018
• The University and Micro-Dynamics of Institutional Life Conference
• A Good Death: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Dying Well
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• The Poetic Arts of Africa: Creative and Critical Voices, with Kwame Dawes
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• Medieval Occitan Reading Group
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• The Contested Seed of Abraham
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• Hagia Sophia: The Space in-between Heaven and Earth
• Kingship and the Bible in the Middle Ages
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• Enthymeme and Emotion from Aristotle to Hoccleve
• Anglo-Norman Reading Group
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• The music for the early 15th-century English carol: dates and origins
• Teaching the Codex: Pedagogical Approaches to Palaeography and Codicology
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• Magic, Witches & Devils in the Early Modern World
• Art and Articulation: Illuminating the Mystical, Medieval and Modern
• Crossing Boundaries: Medievalists in Cross-disciplinary Conversation
• Seminar in medieval and renaissance music
• Seminar in medieval and renaissance music
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• Medicine of Words
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• Anglo-Norman Reading Group
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• Anglo-Norman Reading Group
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• Heresy from Late Antiquity to the Middle Ages
• Anglo-Norman Reading Group
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• Anglo-Norman Reading Group
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• Terror, Horror and the "Fear of God"
• Medieval Gender Reading Group
• Transforming Scripture: Biblical Translations and Adaptations in Old and Middle English
• Medieval Gender Reading Group
• Medieval Gender Reading Group
• Bestiaire d'amour - Reading Group
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• Roman de la rose Reading Group
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• Roman de la rose Reading Group
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• Disiecta membra musicae: conference report
• Gender and Medieval Studies Conference: Gender, Identity, Iconography
• TORCH Oxford Medieval Studies Programme Small Grants
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• Oxford Medieval Graduate Conference
• Report on the Medieval Intersectionality Workshop
• Report on the Medieval Intersectionality Workshop
• How do you define 'Architectural Representation(s)'?
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• Mourning in Italian Poetry from the Medieval to the Modern Christ Church, Oxford, 4 March 2017
• The Study of the Bible in the Middle Ages
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• OPUS ANGLICANUM; A Victoria and Albert Exhibition Review
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• Grappling with the 'Global Middle Ages'
• Everyman: Teaching and Public Engagement at the University Church
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• How long - and how great - was the twelfth century?
• The Anglo-Norman Reading Group
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• Being a Woman Byzantinist
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• Crossing Boundaries: The Oxford Medieval Studies Launch Event
• Medieval Spain, Statecraft, and the So-Called IS
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• ‘Don’t Bury the Famine Dead’: How Humanitarian Intervention Killed the Most Vulnerable in Ajiep, South Sudan, in 1998
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• Report on the Conference ‘Women in Transition: Crossing Borders, Crossing Boundaries’
• Campaigning for Curriculum Diversity at Oxford
• Homer in Harlem
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• ‘Other’ Worlds in Emily Dickinson’s Poetry
• Selma Review
• Selma Review
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• A Tribute to Eric Anthony Abrahams – by his sister
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• The Words that Shape the World: The Global History of the Book
• ‘X Week’ – Debating Race in Oxford, Britain and the World
• Stuart Hall at Merton
• Black Lives Matter: The Oxford/Ferguson Solidarity March
• Lynchings, Labour, and Cotton in the US South
• Chris Ofili at Corpus Christi
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• The Remedy: Hinduism
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• Interview with Dr Marion Lynch
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• On the Case of a Missing Monument: The First Trusted Source Workshop
• Oxford-Berlin Research Partnership
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• Historic Partnership
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• CFP - Women and Violence in the Late Medieval Mediterranean, ca. 1100-1500
• Poster - CfP Women and Violence in the Late Medieval Mediterranean
• Review of "The Greens"
• Two reflections on 12 Years a Slave
• Dr Hakim Adi speaks to the Race and Resistance network
• Riots Reframed: A Review
• Women in Humanities Postdoctoral Writing Fellowship
• ‘A new history of female service in early modern England, 1550-1650’
• Congratulations to Sasha Rasmussen
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• CFP: Gendering Internationalism — Gendering Jewish Internationalism
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• Imaobong Umoren: Impact Story
• Cultures of Exclusion in the Early Modern World
• Turning our common heritage into common knowledge
• VC's Innovation Awards 2018: Trusted Source Knowledge Transfer Partnership
• The Future of Heritage
• History, Vision, Ambition
• Land, Outdoors and Nature
• Our Collections and Their Audiences
• Heritage as Business
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• GLAM Digital Showcase
• Sheldonian Head Hunting: Dr Katrin Wilhelm, (School of Geography and the Environment)
• Women Gardeners c.1500-2000
• The Future of the British Countryside: Food Production
• National Trust Partnership Showcase
• English Chapels and Meeting Houses
• More than the Sport of Kings: How Horse Racing made the Modern World
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• Case Studies in Collaboration: Oxford University
• Oxford University and the National Trust: Collaborating for Change
• Heritage & Audiences
• Introduction to Heritage, Museums, and Galleries
• The Future of Heritage
• Supporting our Causes
• Oxford in Cambridge: Is there a future for the country house?
• Heritage as Business
• Our Collections & their Audiences
• Land, Outdoors and Nature
• Trusted Source Editors Circle: Publishing
• History, Vision, Ambition
• The South Downs: Nature, Culture
• Trusted Source article writing workshop
• Heritage and its Audiences
• Trusted Source article writing workshop
• Clash Of The Centuries
• Capability Brown: Visionary Or Vandal?
• Trusted Source Workshop
• Women in the Humanities Postdoctoral Writing Fellowships
• Announcement: Women in Humanities Graduate Award Holders Publish Article on the Women's Studies MS.T Course at Oxford
• 'The Field of Honour' by Edith Wharton in the TLS
• Imperial Identities: Intersections and Transformations
• Dr Imaobong Umoren to be first joint TORCH and Pembroke College career development fellow
• Women in the Humanities Visiting Fellowship 2016
• 3 Year Fellowship
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• Sexism in the Workplace
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• Women & Humanities
• The Oxford Centre for Gender, Identity and Subjectivity
• Women Writing Across Cultures: Past, Present and Future
• Women and Humanities
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• Nan Youngman (1906-1995): Artist and Educationalist
• Modern metamorphoses: interiority, commerce, and the Pygmalion myth in late nineteenth-century theatre
• Performing Glinka’s opera ‘A Life for the Tsar’ on the village stage
• Women's History in Britain and Ireland: Recent Developments and Future Trajectories
• Changing Herstory
• Gendering Internationalism - Gendering Jewish Internationalism
• Mobility, migration and place: locating female servants in the English community, 1550-1650
• Teenage Girls in the 1980s Feminist Sex Wars
• Gender and Subjectivity in Personal Testimony Workshop
• Leaving lunch for Dr Imaobong Umoren
• Women in Ireland during the First World War
• Feminist Thinking Graduate Conference
• Gender Equality in Oxford: How Far Have We Come?
• Feminist Fight Club Reading Group
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• TORCH Annual Review 2017-18
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• The Nature of Church-Based Global Relationships – Case Studies from the Worldwide Anglican Communion
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• “Keep the Damned Women Out” The Struggle for Coeducation
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• Teaching the Codex II
• Curating the exhibition 'Designing English'
• A Tiny Book of Hours
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• "After all, anybody is as their land and air is . . .": The Ground of the Modern English Novel
• Landscapes of the Mind in Scandinavian Landscape Painting
• Post-Global Aesthetics and the "Planetary Turn"
• Early Holocaust Narratives in Comics
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• New Network Scheme - Trinity Term 2019
• Carolin Overhoff Ferreira - Audiovisual in the Lusophone World
• 2018 - 2019 | Professor Carolin Overhoff-Ferreira
• Masterclass Medingen Manuscripts
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• Book Launch: 'Kwame Nkrumah and the Dawn of the Cold War' by Marika Sherwood
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• Making History: Alain Locke, Christian Cole and Oscar Wilde at Oxford
• Book Launch: In collaboration with the African Studies Center Race and Resistance presents: Africa on the Contemporary London Stage
• Shakespeare performances in the Painted Room
• Museum Lates
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• The Misinvention of the Caribbean I: Columbus’s Diary and the Problems of Authorship
• The Misinvention of the Caribbean II: Conquest and Antiencounters
• Programme-Oxford Mysteries
• The British Misinvention of the Caribbean: The Colonizer´s Mind
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• Diversifying the Portrait: image and identity
• On Invisibility and Agency of the Displaced: Between Hospitality and Asylum
• "Our Shelter is in Shreds": Deterrence, Destruction and Dispossession at the Post-Camp Calais Border
• Book Launch and Discussion. Lande: the Calais "Jungle" and Beyond
• Prof. Sue Gillingham with Andy MacKay (Roxy Music)
• Dr. Elizabeth Solopova's Wycliffite Bible project
• Henrike Lahnemann's lecture: Singing the Psalms
• The Materiality of Medieval Manuscripts
• Is somebody in there? Soliloquy in the Psalms.
• Writing Technology/the Technology of Writing
• ‘Transgressing Boundaries in Science-Fiction’ The Launch
• The Mark Whittow Memorial Conference
• Clara Schumann’s Piano Concerto, Op. 7: Public Workshop
• Oxford University Orchestra Concert
• What We Cannot Know
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• Spotlight on Researcher Development: Preparing for the US Academic Job Market
• Ted Hughes: The Unauthorised Life
• Ted Hughes: The Unauthorised Life
• Lesbian Mothers and Practices of Conception in Post-war Britain
• Theatre & Performance reading group: Ecocritical approaches to performance
• Theatre & Performance reading group: Documentary theatre
• Theatre & Performance reading group: Tragedy
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• 'Banning Bossy' and 'Leaning In': Girls' mediated ideas of leadership
• Women in Humanities Meet and Greet Lunch
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• Leadership & the Media: Gendered Framings of Julia Gillard’s ‘Sexism & Misogyny’ Speech
• At the Frontlines of Change: Feminist Leadership Transforming Lives
• Challenging Inequality
• Are We 'Trading' Women's Rights in Transitions?
• Woman's Suffrage, Emily Wilding Davison and St Hugh's
• Rethinking the politics of race and gender in England after 1968
• Indian ‘Suffragettes’ and the Imperial Hierarchies of Race
• First-year students working in Women's History and Gender History present their work
• Becoming Global Race Women: Travel, and Networks in the Long 20th Century
• Writing an undergraduate thesis on Women's History and/or Gender History
• Re-thinking Slavery and Freedom: Or what is a man?
• International Women's Day 2016 - Women in the Academy
• CGIS Special Event to mark International Women's Day
• D’un Matin de Printemps
• UK-China Humanities Alliance - British Academy
• Call for Applications - UK-China Humanities Alliance - British Academy
• First Awards from TORCH Heritage Seed Fund
• Call for Participation: ESRC Festival of Social Sciences
• Writing Histories of Lesser-Known Literatures: Being Poland
• The Violet Postage Stamp
• Landscape in Chains (Landschaft in Banden)
• Weidenfeld Lectures: The Aerial Warfare of Images (Im Luftkrieg der Bilder)
• Weidenfeld Lectures: For the Dying Calves (Für die sterbenden Kälber)
• Sharing Tacit Knowledge through Literature
• Notre Dame should not be restored – let it stand as a symbol of a flawed way of life
• OCCT Discussion Group
• OCCT Discussion Group
• Mellon Funding: Humanities and Identities Conferences and Workshops
• CPAGH Booklet new
• CPAGH final timetable
• Automating Gendered Inequality: The challenge of everyday AI
• Imperialism, Colonialism and Postcolonialism in the Byzantine World
• OCCT TT Week 0 2019 Updates
• Four Days in May
• A panoramic view of the search of new characters, plots and utopias in contemporary Brazilian audiovisual culture
• Between political and aesthetic efficacy: 40 years of audio-visual practice in lusophone Africa
• Portugal, Europe and the World – Geopolitics and the Human Condition in Manoel de Oliveira’s films
• Mobility and its Discontent – the poetics of Lusophone films on migration
• Presentation of film - Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen (1969)
• Press Release for Eduardo Lalo
• Cyborgs Now: Haraway for 2019
• Becoming Cosmopolitan
• Writing with Robots
• Exploring the role of imagination in thinking about the future
• Stefano Evangelista
• All the World's a Page - How to Travel the World with Literature
• Photos from All the World's a Page Project
• Oxford-Berlin-Padua Research Network- Mobility in Historical Perspective
• Current challenges facing DH scholars at Oxford
• Creating 21st Century Infrastructure for Digital Humanities Scholars at Oxford
• Digital Approaches to Museum Collections: From Access to Analysis
• Digital Humanities Graduate Research Seminar
• SciPo Network Launch
• SciPo Roundtable: Poetry, poison and drugs.
• SciPo Roundtable: Poetry, plants and the non-human
• Laura Leibman, Creolizing Country Homes and the Dutch Jewish Pastoral
• Paolo Pellegrini, Places, Symbols and Images of an Elite: the Country Houses of the Italian Jewish Nobility
• Lisa Silverman, Property and Jewish Self-Fashioning in Provincial Austria
• Lisa Leff: A Jewish and Republican Chateau: Jacques de Reinac in Nivillers, France 1882-1892
• Todd Endelman, Disraeli at Hughenden: - a Fish out of Water
• Martin Sabrow, Schloss Freienwalde: a Jewish Restoration of a Prussian Legacy
• Silvia Davoli and Nino Strachey: ‘In Walpole’s Footsteps – Braham and Stern at Strawberry Hill’
• Tom Stammers, Old French and New Money: The Singer Family in Britain
• Olga Medvedkova, Renaissance as Locus: Bakst and the Imaginary Chateau in the Sleeping Beauty Panels
• Pauline Prevost-Marcilhacy: The Castle of Ferrières, an Emblematic House
• Jane Stevenson, Philip Sassoon: Perfectionism and the English Country House
• Alice Legé, ‘Torre Alfina: A Cahen d’Anvers Manor in Italy’
• Mimi Schmidt: ‘Sommerfrische, Connoisseurship, Scandal and the Temporary in the Jewish Country House in Austria’
• Diana Davis:‘Gunnersbury Park, 1835-1925: a Rothschild Family Villa’
• Digital Humanities Graduate Research Seminar
• Digital Humanities Graduate Research Seminar
• Call for Dungeons and Dragons Masters: History of Science Museum
• Digital Humanities at Oxford Summer School 2019
• Culture and Resistance in the Lusophone World
• Poster of 'Culture as Resistance in the Lusophone World'
• Creative Writing Workshop with Eduardo Lalo
• Fiction & Human Rights Network: Zorba the Greek by Nikos Kazantzakis
• Film Screening: The Foreigner's Home
• Human (A)Intersections
• TORCH Presents: Life and Death at the Offbeat Festival
• Call for Applications - International Political Debate 24-26 June, Estoril
• Oxford Mathematics Public Lectures: Graham Farmelo - The Universe Speaks in Numbers
• Violence Studies Oxford
• Negotiated Texts Network: Presenting the Records of Historical Decision Making
• Global Humanities Institute "Theoretical Issues, Practical Densities: Violence, Memory, and the Untranslatable" - Participants Announced
• One-Day Symposium: Writing Black Women’s Lives: Present and Past
• The Battle of the Bogside
• 'Look Behind You! Reconstructing the Troubles'
• "'An Army of Tribes: British Army Cohesion, Deviancy and Murder in Northern Ireland"'
• "'Bearing a banner for the IRA"?: The 'Troubles' and the Catholic Church of the United States of America
• Gender (in)equality in the Humanities?
• Women in Publishing
• Wharton in Wartime
• Women in Humanities Meet and Greet Lunch
• Oxford Women in Politics with Dr. Anne-Marie Slaughter
• Women and the Canon
• The Global Rentier Economy and the Rise of Inequality
• What were the 1990s? Utopia and the End of History
• Faith and Reason: The ‘Double Truth’ in the Arabic and Latin Traditions
• Beyond the Binary Researchers’ Workshop
• Former TORCH Global South Fellow is curator of Ghanaian Pavilion at Venice Biennale
• Women’s Spaces, Pleasure, and Desire in the Belle Époque
• Job Opportunity: Research Skills Trainers, National Trust Partnership
• Lunchtime Meeting for Women Working in the Humanities
• Imperial Identities: Intersection and Transformations
• Postgraduate and Early Career Researchers Lunchtime Meeting
• Research Brief Encounters
• Druisilla's Inheritance: Possessing and Transmitting Power in Caligula's Rome
• Early Career Gender, Women and Culture Seminar
• On Toni Morrison and Love
• There Are Two Sexes: On the Thought and Commitments of Antoinette Fouque
• Women's History Dissertation Workshop
• Julia Kristeva's (Controversial) Contribution to Identity Politics
• Teaching to Transgress
• Gender, Identity and Subjectivity
• Research Brief Encounters
• Gender, Women and Culture Seminar
• Feminism in Oxford
• Gender, Identity and Subjectivity
• The Tyranny of the Perfect: Competitive Femininity in Neo-­Liberal Times
• Gender, Identity and Subjectivity
• Gender, Women and Culture Seminar
• Library Acts: Rewriting Gender in Victorian Reading Spaces
• Gender, Identity and Subjectivity
• Gender, Identity and Subjectivity
• Gender, Women and Culture Seminar
• Early Modern Foreign Queens Consort – Agents of Cultural Transfer
• Gender, Identity and Subjectivity
• Gender, Identity and Subjectivity
• Gender, Women and Culture Seminar
• Gender, Identity and Subjectivity
• Women's Work and Structural Change
• Gender, Literature and Culture Seminar
• Gender, Literature and Culture Seminar
• Hadewijch Film Screening
• Feminism in Theory and Action
• Gender, Literature and Culture Seminar
• Gender and History Workshop
• Thoughts about Secularism and Gender Equality (With a Focus on France)
• Women Writing Across Cultures
• Gender, Literature and Culture Seminar
• GENDER EQUALITY NOW!
• Gender, Literature and Culture Seminar
• Symposium on the Status of Female Genital Mutilation in Senegal and Liberia
• About Abortion: a Workshop with Carol Sanger
• Syria Trojan Women
• Call for Researchers for “Oceans and Islands” Late Night at the Museum of Natural History
• Gender, Women and Culture Seminar
• Gender, Literature and Culture Seminar
• Gender, Women and Culture Seminar
• Gender, Literature and Culture Seminar
• Gender, Women and Culture Seminar
• Coming Off Clean
• Gender, Women and Culture Seminar
• Gender, Literature and Culture Seminar
• Public Engagement Opportunity for Researchers: Lunar Activity Day
• Arts Patronage in Modern America: An International Conference
• Gender, Women and Culture Seminar
• Gender, Literature and Culture Seminar
• Gender, Women and Culture Seminar
• Gender, Literature and Culture Seminar
• Gender, Women and Culture Seminar
• Gender, Literature and Culture Workshop
• Gender, Literature and Culture Seminar
• Ana Luísa Amaral Poetry Reading
• Gender, Literature and Culture Seminar
• Historians, invisible women and the world of stories
• Call for Papers: Futures Thinking Inaugural Conference
• 'We Are Not Princesses' Movie Night
• Ego Media: Networked Narrative and Small Stories
• Poetry Reading by Weidenfeld Professor
• OCCT TT Week 2 2019 Updates
• OCCT TT Week 1 2019 Updates
• OCCT Discussion Group
• OCCT Discussion Group
• Oxford Migration Conference: Spaces of (Im)mobility
• Poetry in Motion – spoken word and hip hop performances
• The Language of Love - Shahram Nazeri with Mana Ensemble
• Biology at the Edge of Life
• Prof. Deborah Levitt: Rendering Life-Worlds
• An Evening with Tom Gauld
• Student Entrepreneurs Programme
• The Cognitive Empire: Struggles for Cognitive Justice and Global Peace
• Gender, Literature and Culture Seminar
• Gender Inequality in the Humanities
• Women's Responses to the Reformation Report
• A Tale of two Sicilies
• PAGET TOYNBEE LECTURE 2019
• Women’s Spaces in Sound
• PER Forum - Develop your Impact Case Study for REF 2021
• Call for Humanities Researchers Interested in Social Prescribing
• PER Forum - Develop your Impact Case Study for REF 2021
• Panpsychism and Speculative Evolutionary Aesthetics
• WWI: The Cultural Front
• What are women researching in the humanities at Oxford?
• Teaching to Transgress: Twenty Years of Women's Studies at Oxford
• Research on Edith Wharton
• Research on War-Era Women Weavers
• Dr Max Price: Decolonisation Dilemmas: Challenges for University Leadership
• ISTROX at Weston Library – part of BABEL: ADVENTURES IN TRANSLATION
• Deciphering the Uncertain: Conference
• Poster of 'We Are Not Princesses' Movie Night
• Investigating Gender: Sources and Approaches
• TORCH International Partnership Guidelines
• Medieval Studies and the Far Right Conference
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• OCCT TT Week 3 2019 Updates
• Oxford Translation Day 2019
• 2019-20: Our Narratives: The Education of Refugee Young People
• Position Available: Conference Assistant
• Northern Ireland Troubles 50th Anniversary series
• Perlego: Methods of Research in Literature and the Visual Arts
• Head of Centre for Digital Scholarship and Digital Humanities Support
• Colloquium: Solitude and Modernity
• The Education of Unaccompanied Migrant Young People
• Transgender Refugees and the Imagined South Africa
• Marcus du Sautoy - The Creativity Code: How AI is learning to write, paint and think
• CPAGH Conference, May 2019
• Women and Power: The Women who Shaped the National Trust
• Women and Power: Changing the Stories We Tell Ourselves
• Women Making History: The Leaders of Today
• Women and Power: Redressing the Balance Keynote
• Women and Power: Redressing the Balance – closing remarks
• People's Landscapes: Contested Landscapes
• Women & Power: Reflections by Helen McGhie
• Futures Thinking Inaugural Conference
• The French Parliament & the European Union. Backbenchers’ blues
• Al Amparo de FECUN. Catholics against Franco
• Renaissance Conservations
• Victoria and Albert at Osborne
• Women & Power: Reflections by Anna Fielding
• Women & Power: Reflections by Dr Emily Scott-Dearing
• Cross-European perspectives on the Enlightenment: Academic events at the Voltaire Foundation in early 2018
• Poetry in the digital age: the Digital Miscellanies Index and eighteenth-century culture
• The shadow world of the Encyclopédie’s planches
• ‘French dog!’: interpreting insults on the streets of London
• The Future of Ruins Past: Syria and Italy
• Émilie du Châtelet, forgotten encyclopédiste?
• Learning art in Rome… à la française
• Pierre Bayle: A Pre-Enlightenment Luminary
• From battered wife to major writer: Madame de Graffigny and her tell-all correspondence
• All the World’s a Page – How to Travel the World with Literature
• AfOx - TORCH Visiting Fellowships
• Press release for AfOx - TORCH Visiting Fellows
• Anthropometamorphosis
• OCCT TT Week 4 2019 Updates
• (M)uchenik (The Martyr)/The Student
• Imed Ben Jerbania - Punic Archaeology
• Josephine Crawley Quinn
• Recent excavations at Punic and Roman cemeteries in the region of Bizerte (Tunisia)
• Vincent Roy- Di Piazza - The Oxford Venice Initiative Blog Report
• Photos of Visiting Studentship in Venice- Vincent Roy- Di Piazza
• BEYOND BRIDESHEAD: QUEER OXFORD, 1919–1945
• Brexit and the Speaker’s Tale
• In Dialogue: An Evening of Conversation between scholars of Byzantium and of Medieval Europe
• Andrew Wilson
• The teenage dandy's tale: how a female biographer saw Chaucer afresh
• Lecture-recital of medieval song
• Where next for Medical and Health Humanities at Oxford?
• Black Female Intellectuals in the Historical and Contemporary Context: Barbara D. Savage In Conversation with Bonnie Greer
• Network Event: AHRC-funded research project Black Female Intellectuals in the Historical and Contemporary Context
• Book at Lunchtime: Lande: The Calais 'Jungle' and Beyond
• Book at Lunchtime: Chaucer: A European Life
• Book at Lunchtime: India, Empire and First World War Culture
• Book at Lunchtime: Celebrity Culture and the Myth of Oceania
• TORCH Theatres Seed Fund
• TORCH Theatres Seed Fund: New Fund to Support Research-Led Theatre Collaborations
• Aida Edemariam: Learning to Listen
• 2018 - 2019 | Imed Ben Jerbania
• Theatres Seed Fund Guidelines June 2019
• Rediscovering the ‘Tophet’: New Excavations at the Sanctuary of Baal Haamon at Carthage
• 2019 | Professor Audrey Mbogho
• 2019 | Dr Eniola Olamide Boluwaduro
• 2019 | Stephen Olusegun Titus
• Volunteering Opportunity: Whose Histories? Authenticity and the Future of Country House Visiting
• Closing the Door: Complaint as Diversity Work
• Derek Attridge 'The Experience of Poetry' Book Launch
• Multaka-Oxford Networking Day
• Image and Object: Collaborations and Confrontations in Art and Science
• Workshop: Livelihoods and Socio-Economic Inclusion of Syrian Refugees in Host Countries
• Women & Power: Reflections by Isabelle Staniaszek
• Women & Power: Reflections by Kathy Keown
• Women & Power: Reflections by Laura Hampden
• Women & Power: Reflections by Lynsey Rutter
• Women & Power: Reflections by Polly Richards
• Women & Power: Reflections by Rachel Crossley
• Women & Power: Reflections by Victoria Fischer
• TORCH Knowledge Exchange Projects Fund
• Professor Sally Shuttleworth featured in Financial Times
• Harry Potter tour at the Ashmolean
• Call for speakers: Cold War and the Arts
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• Siri, What is Reading?
• OCCT TT Week 6 2019 Updates
• OCCT TT Week 5 2019 Updates
• John Bush - Walking on water: from biolocomotion to quantum foundations
• 'Landscapes of the Mind in Scandinavian Landscape Painting’
• Appropriating Lesbianism, from Donne to Cleland
• Superstudio: Salvages of Historic Centres, Italia Vostra, Italia Nostra and the paradox of conservation
• Storming Utopia
• Storming Utopia: More's Utopia in the Age of Brexit
• Storming Utopia: Cast Reflections
• Objects and us
• Objects and us
• Objects and us
• Kristina Gedgaudaite
• Teresa Ferreiro Peleteiro
• Transforming 19th-Century HIP
• Creative Industries
• The Jewish Country House in Europe
• People's Landscapes: Creative Landscapes
• International Fellowships
• 2019-20: Fostering a Shared Understanding of Educational Success for Children in Care
• 2018-19: Broadening Understanding of How US Constitutions are Written
• Oxford’s National Trust Partnership wins Knowledge Exchange Award
• 2018-19: Understanding Visitor Engagement of Free Heritage Sites Using Social Media
• International Partnership Scheme
• 2019-20 (ext. -2021) | The White Rose Project
• 2019-20 (ext. -2021) | English Tunebooks of the Eighteenth Century
• 2019-20 (ext. -2021) | HIV/AIDS in Greece: A political archive
• 2019-20 (ext. -2021) | Ubharte Rehnuma: Prospects and Pathways for Muslim Family Law in India
• 2019-20 (ext. -2021) | Women’s Suffrage and Colonialism: New Perspectives and Collaborations
• 2019-20 (ext. -2021) | Marie Antoinette: A Life in Objects
• 2019-20 | Scoring the City
• 2019-20 | Evaluating the Ethics of State-Based Strategies for Reducing Per Capita Meat Consumption
• 2019-20 (ext. -2021) | Music Egypt Project
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• Immersive Technologies, Destination Oxford: A taste of Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality for Newbies, Veterans and Futurists
• Racism, Repression and Resistance
• EXPO x Explore Ensemble: Augmented Instruments
• ‘Women’s Spaces, Pleasure, and Desire in the Belle Époque’ Conference
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• Artificial Intelligence in the World of Languages
• Article: 'Modi’s re-election could turn the world’s biggest liberal democracy into an illiberal one'
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• "Within my heart a blind bird is imprisoned"
• A Talk by Frances Watson
• The White Rose Project Exhibition
• The Foxes of Oxford
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• Recital of American Art-Song
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• Baudelaire: From the Depths of Beauty
• Masterclass with Stephan and Natasha Loges
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• Schumann's Song Cycle
• Late Style and Legacy
• Schumann's Friends and Followers
• Lyric and Lyricism Conference
• Skippin' Reels of Rhyme: Bob Dylan's Mr Tambourine Man and America's Whimsical Dream
• Leaping from the Edge of the World: Ulrike Draesner in Oxford
• The Mystery of the St Mary's Hall Tapestry - Pulling the Threads Together
• Creativity and AI
• Analía Gerbaudo
• OCCT TT 2019 Week 8 Updates
• Oxfordshire and the British Empire
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• Unlocking Musicology: Narratives through Data
• Call Me By Your Name / Find Me
• TORCH-Pitt Rivers Museum Knowledge Exchange Fellowship
• TORCH – Pitt Rivers Museum Knowledge Exchange Fellowship
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• James Joyce and the Phenomenology of Film
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• Rags to Riches: Experiences of Social Mobility Since 1800 Seminar
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• The Unconscious: A Concept or a Metaphor?
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• Exploring Mark Morris’s l’Allegro ed il Penseroso ed il Moderato
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• Ancient Dance in Modern Dancers
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• The History of The Morrell Estate in Oxford
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• 'Plants, Brain and Imagination: Poetry at the Botanic Garden and St Hilda's College - 1st December 2019
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• Listen Now: Post-Conflict Landscapes Symposium with the National Trust
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