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Arts Faculty Research Forum: Cities
Ramphal R0.3.0.4

The Arts Faculty Research Forum aims to encourage collegiality, and intellectual exchange, by introducing the faculty to some of the notable research underway in the Arts Faculty.

The theme of the first forum is 'Cities'. Speakers will include Annette Fuchs (German), Nicholas Whybrow (Theatre Studies), Christoph Mick (History), Michael Pigott (History of Art) and Yvette Hutchison (Theatre Studies). In addition, Tony Howard (English) wil discuss the 'Multicultural Shakespeare' project.
 
The event will be accompanied by a superior quality of lunch. ALL WELCOME

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