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Warwick Festival of the Gothic - Mon 30th October – Fri 2nd Nov

Runs from Monday, October 30 to Friday, November 03.

The Warwick Festival of the Gothic is a week of free screenings, workshops, talks, readings, performances, games, and exhibitions relating to research and teaching in the field of Gothic and Horror from staff and students across the Faculty of Arts. Full programme available here.

More information | Tags: Arts Faculty Faculty of Arts Gothic |
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Public lecture on Galen by Prof. Philip van der Eijk
Ramphal1.13
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Public lecture on Galen by Prof. Philip van der Eijk
Ramphal building, main campus, room 1.13

Professor Philip van der Eijk (Humboldt University, Berlin) will deliver a public lecture on Galen. All welcome!

'Galen on what medicine can contribute to philosophy'

The lecture will be followed by a reception. To help us with catering planning, please register your participation by Friday, 27 October 2023 (end of day) with Ms. Susan Doughty, S.Doughty1@warwick.ac.uk

More information | Tags: Galen classics Research seminars HRC |

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