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DAHL Short: Museum Experience and Interaction Design - Integrating Physical and Digital
FAB2.31 and online
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DAHL Short: Using AI and Python to Analyse Public Responses to Arts Events
FAB2.31 and online
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Work in Progress - Shekinah Vera-Cruz (Warwick)
OC1.03

‘Legal Acts, Legal Objects: Power, Family and Filiation in Roman adrogatio

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Immersive Showcase: Child of Empire - vivid recreation of the experiences of people and communities disrupted by the Partition of India
FAB1.63
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Research seminar with Centre for Global Jewish Studies: Amanda Shubert (Wisconsin), "An Iconography of Diaspora: The Illustrated Ketubah in British India"
Online

This talk will examine the illustrated ketubot, or marriage certificates, of Mizrahi Jews in nineteenth- and twentieth-century Calcutta as visual texts that offer a window onto the Jewish history of the Raj. Known as the Baghdadi Jews of India, this community was established at the turn of the nineteenth century and grew to encompass Jews from Iraq, Syria, and across the Middle East. I argue that the Baghdadi Jews of Calcutta developed a fluid visual iconography that allowed them to articulate a religious, cultural, and ethnic identity as Arab Indian Jews living under the British Raj—an identity that was fundamentally hybrid, intersectional, and emplaced in diaspora.

Co-sponsored by ECLS and the Centre for Global Jewish Studies at Warwick.

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Book launch event - Towers of Ivory and Steel

How Israeli Universities Deny Palestinian Freedom - Book Launch Event

Wednesday 1 May '24 / 4-6pm / Central Campus (exact room TBA)

 

A conversation between Maya Wind, author ofTowers of Ivory and Steel: How Israeli Universities Deny Palestinian Freedom, and Marina Velickovic, (Warwick Law School); chaired by Myka Tucker-Abramson (English & Comparative Literary Studies).

 

This event open to all Warwick staff and students. In-person only. For more details and to register, click hereLink opens in a new window.

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WWIGS term 3
FAB4.80
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French Research Seminar: Nick Hewlett (Warwick), 'Marx and Freedom'
FAB3.30

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