Faculty of Arts Events Calendar
Monday 21 Oct - Sunday 17 Nov 2019
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Study Buddies Writing Retreat
Teaching Grid, Main Library
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STVDIO Seminar: Prof. Dr. Marc Laureys (Bonn/Oxford): 'Text and Paratext in Erasmus's Editions of the Classics'
LIB 2 (Rear of Library, ground floor, near cafe entrance)
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Centre for Research in Philosophy, Literature & the Arts - public talk
S0.11, Social Studies Building
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David Nicholls Memorial Trust Annual public lecture
Regents Park College, Oxford
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Medieval Work in Progress Seminar-all welcome
Group Study Room, Transnational Resources Centre, Humanities Building
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EMECC seminar: Prof. Adam Fox (Edinburgh) 'Cheap Print and Society in early modern Scotland'
H3.03 Humanities building, University of Warwick
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seminar: Dr Rachel Bennett (Warwick) 'A Heritage of Woe? Debating Prison Births in Twentieth-Century England'
R0.14 Ramphal building, University of Warwick
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Annual Walter Rodney lecture
Room OC0.04
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Walter Rodney Memorial Lecture by Dr Patricia Rodney, ‘Living with a Legacy: My Journey with Walter Rodney’
OC0.04, Oculus Building
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CADRE - Locating your sources: Libraries, archives and reference management
Wolfson Research Exchange
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'The Austerities of Independence: Human Rights and National Development Planning in Jamaica, 1955-1962'
R3.25 Ramphal Building
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CAS-CCS Seminar: Steven L.B. Jensen, The Danish Institute for Human Rights, “The Austerities of Independence”: Human Rights and National Development Planning in Jamaica, 1955-1962”
A0.28 (Milburn)
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Performing Power in the Premodern World
University of Warwick
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Work in Progress Seminar
OC1.02
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HRC Italian seminar: A launch of Marianna Deganutti's "Fulvio Tomizza: Writing the Trauma of Exile" (Cambridge: Legenda, 2018)
Humanities Building, H403
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Medieval Seminar Series: Prof. Elizabeth Robertson (University of Glasgow)
H5.45
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Study Buddies Writing Retreat
Teaching Grid, Main Library
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