Lecture Programme
TERM 1APPROACHES |
Week |
Tuesday Weekly Lecture (9-10am) |
Lecture Powerpoint and Recording |
| 1 |
What is Historical Research? Claire Shaw |
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| 2 |
Causality Claudia Stein |
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| 3 |
Agency Laura Schwartz |
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| 4 |
Scale Tom Simpson |
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| 5 |
Culture and Meaning Charles Walton |
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| 6 |
Reading Week - No Lectures or Seminars |
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| 7 |
Power/Knowledge Claudia Stein |
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| 8 |
Gender Naomi Pullin |
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| 9 |
Postcolonial History and CRT Lydia Plath |
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| 10 |
The Non-Human Katayoun Shafiee |
TERM 2METHODS |
Week |
Tuesday Weekly Lectures (9-10am) |
Lecture Powerpoint and Recording |
| 1 |
Designing a Research Project Claire Shaw and Anca Cretu |
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| 2 |
What is Historical Evidence and How To Interpret It Claire Shaw |
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| 3 |
Textual Sources Lydia Plath and Kathryn Dyt |
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| 4 |
Material Culture and Objects Anne Gerritsen |
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| 5 |
Visual Sources Susan Carruthers |
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| 6 | Reading Week - No Lectures or Seminars | |
| 7 |
Oral History Tom Simpson |
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| 8 |
Quantitative and Digital History Charmian Mansell |
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| 9 |
Historical Argument and Research Design Claire Shaw |
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| 10 |
Question and Answer Session HI2K9 Teaching Team |
TERM 3
NO LECTURES. SEMINARS WILL RUN IN WEEKS 1-2 . YOU CAN USE THESE SESSIONS TO WORK ON YOUR PROJECT, ASK QUESTIONS AND GET FEEDBACK FROM TUTORS