HRC Events Calendar
Fri 26 Apr, '24- |
Comics Research Network - Bridging Translation and Comics - A workshop with Anna MartinoFAB 4.76 (TRC)The Comics Research Network is thrilled to announce its next event on the 26th of April, in collaboration with the Doctoral College and the Italian Research Seminars Series. Bridging Translation and Comics Workshop with ‘Heartstopper’ Translator Anna Martino In conversation with Dr. Anna Lanfranchi (Translation Studies) 26April 2024 17-18:30 FAB 4.76 (TRC) The first part of the session will see in conversation Heartstopper translator Anna Martino and Dr. Anna Lanfranchi from Translation Studies, who will be discussing the intersection of Comics and Translation. In the second part of the session, we will actively translate some passages from the fifth volume of the Heartstopper series from English into various languages. To register for this workshop, please complete this form: Bridging Translation and ComicsLink opens in a new window. We hope you’ll join us for this event! If you have any questions, please email us at comicsresearchnetwork@warwick.ac.uk. |
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Sat 27 Apr, '24 |
Forms and Feelings of Kinship in the Contemporary World |
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Tue 30 Apr, '24- |
Manuscript and Print Cultures 'Show and Tell' SessionFAB 5.49WEEK 2 - SHOW AND TELL - Tuesday 30th April, 5.15pm (FAB 5.49)
In this show-and-tell session, David will share his private collection which contains an array of materials that document a history of amateur theatre in Britain pre-1914. It includes playbills, acting manuals, newspaper cuttings, prints and manuscript items. Alongside this he’ll discuss a range of findings from archives and collections across Britain and the USA to highlight the historiographical challenges of using some of this material and of researching the amateur theatrical past.
In the late nineteenth century, Italian women writers entered the overwhelmingly masculine and fiercely competitive field of Dante studies by authoring a vast and diverse body of works. Along with handbooks, translations, critical studies and creative adaptations, they contributed to the wider popularisation of Dante’s works through printed ephemera such as maps, diaries and calendars launched on the market by major publishes. Eugenia Levi’s Dante…di giorno in giorno presents Dante quotations, translated in French, German and English, for each day. First published in 1893, it went through three consecutive editions with Loescher & Seeber, before being re-issued in a new miniature format in 1903. In this seminar, I will invite participants to engage in a collaborative material study of personal copy of Levi’s book, paying particular attention to the marginalia inscribed in its pages to reflect on its intergenerational uses as a visitors’ book and sentiment album within a family from Trentino Alto Adige. |
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Wed 1 May, '24- |
French Research Seminar: Nick Hewlett (Warwick), 'Marx and Freedom'FAB3.30 |
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Thu 2 May, '24- |
TTS Seminar - Dr Eleonora Federici (University of Naples “L’Orientale”)Wednesday 2 May, 4:00-5:00 pm (UK time) - OnlineDr Eleonora Federici (University of Naples “L’Orientale”). Feminisms across the Atlantic Ocean: translation and dissemination of theories and practices |
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Tue 7 May, '24- |
STVDIO Seminar - Dr Elena Giusti (Warwick)FAB1.10Dr Elena Giusti (Warwick), 'The Early Modern Re-Invention of Rome's "African Monstrosities"'. This is an in-person event in FAB1.10 |
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Wed 8 May, '24- |
Event: The Art of Travel: The History of Travel GuidebooksFAB0.08Event: The Art of Travel: The History of Travel Guidebooks Join Tony Wheeler (Engineering Science, 1969) alumnus and co-founder of the Lonely Planet, for his guest lecture titled 'The Art of Travel: The History of Travel Guidebooks'. Hosted by Professor Tim Lockley, the lecture will be a guided tour through the history of travel writing, from guidebooks through to modern travel blogs, drawing on Tony's unique insight through his years at the helm of the Lonely Planet. The Art of Travel: The History of Travel Guidebooks Date: Wednesday 8 May, 15.00 – 16.00 Location: FAB0.08 Faculty of Arts Building, 6 University Road, Coventry, CV4 7EQ Followed by a drinks reception hosted by Professor Rachel Moseley, Faculty of Arts Building Terrace, Fifth Floor at 16.00 – 17.00 Sign up and RSVP to the lecture & drinks reception here: The Art of Travel: The History of Travel Guidebooks (warwick.ac.uk)Link opens in a new window |
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Thu 9 May, '24 |
Money and Medals Network Training DayFAB 2.23 and 2.01 |
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Fri 10 May, '24 |
Coinage and the State - an interdisciplinary workshopFAB 5.03 |
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Sat 11 May, '24 |
HRC Colloquium 2024 - 'Collecting Antiquities in the British IslesUniversity of Warwick |
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Sat 11 May, '24 |
Warwick Symposium on Parish ResearchUniversity of Warwick |
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Tue 14 May, '24- |
Research Impact Training Workshop - Introduction to ImpactTuesday 14th May: 10:00-11:30 – Introduction to ImpactLink opens in a new window This workshop is delivered by the Research Impact Team and provides a basic foundation of what research impact is and how this is supported at Warwick. The workshop will equip participants with a comprehensive understanding of the UK research landscape and impact within it, alongside practical advice on how best to explore pathways to impact from different disciplines. It will incorporate a presentation from a Warwick researcher who has been involved in impact. |
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Wed 15 May, '24- |
French Research Seminar: Madeleine Chalmers (Leicester), '"Wild Thought" and World Knowledge: The Alternative Taxonomies of Frédéric Bruly Bouabré'Online via Teams |
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Thu 16 May, '24- |
Research Impact Training Workshop - Measurement and Evaluation of ImpactThursday 16th May: 10:00-11:30 – Measurement & Evaluation of ImpactLink opens in a new window This workshop is delivered by the Research Impact Team and provides an overview of how to measure and evaluate activities in order to collect evidence of research impact. It will incorporate a presentation from a Warwick researcher who has been involved in evaluating the impact of their research. |
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Thu 16 May, '24- |
Professor Francesco Paolo de Ceglia (University of Bari)The Oculus OC1.06This event will feature a lecture by Professor Francesco Paolo de Ceglia from the University of Bari, focusing on the topics covered in his latest book, 'Vampyr: storia naturale della resurrezione' [Vampyr: Natural History of Resurrection], published in 2023. Following the lecture, there will be a conversation between Professor de Ceglia and Professor Fabio Camilletti, concluding with a Q&A session. |
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Fri 17 May, '24 |
Archaeology, Psychoanalysis and Colonialism: The Return of the Repressed in European Culture in the Modern Age |
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Wed 22 May, '24 - Thu 23 May, '24All-day |
MindGrad 2024 - Philosophy of Mind and PsychologyRuns from Wednesday, May 22 to Thursday, May 23. |
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Tue 28 May, '24- |
STVDIO Seminar - Dr. Sara Miglietti (Warburg)FAB3.31Dr. Sara Miglietti (Warburg), 'Writing Bilingually, 1465-1700: Self-Translated Books in Italy and France'. |
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Wed 12 Jun, '24 |
Working with Publishers - A Workshop for PGRS and ECRsScarman House |
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Wed 12 Jun, '24- |
TTS Seminar - Dr Kasia Szymanska (Manchester)Wednesday 12 June, 4:00-5:00 pm (UK time) - HybridDr Kasia SzymanskaLink opens in a new windowLink opens in a new window (University of Manchester). Multiple translation: contemporary TS approaches, recent examples and key limitations |
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Sat 22 Jun, '24 - Sun 23 Jun, '24All-day |
MindGrad 2024 - Philosophy of Mind and PsychologyZeeman BuildingRuns from Saturday, June 22 to Sunday, June 23. |