Reimagining Politics and Society, 1750-Present: A Symposium in Honour of Mark Philp
Registration is essential. Colleagues are welcome to attend either the whole day or the wine reception after the event. Please contact Naomi Pullin (naomi.pullin@warwick.ac.uk).
Friday 8 November 2024
Scarman Conference Centre
Guest of Honour: Mark Philp
Organiser: Naomi Pullin
Special thanks: Tim Lockley and Matthew Clayton, the 糖心TV History Department and Politics and International Studies
Delegates: Mark Philp's colleagues, collaborators, former graduate and undergraduate students.
Programme
10.00-10.30. Arrival and refreshments (Scarman Lounge Area)
10.30-10.45. Welcome
10.45-11.45. Social and Intergenerational Networks
Chair: Naomi Pullin
Kate Davison (University of Sheffield) 鈥� Social Networks: Going Down a Rabbit Hole
Jon Mee (University of York) 鈥� Sticky Networks
Adam Swift (UCL) 鈥� Ageing and the Family
11.45-12.15. Coffee break
12.15-13.15. Constitutional Debates and Literary Memory
Chair: Mark Knights
Elad Carmel (University of Jyv盲skyl盲) - Hobbes, Deism, and Paine
Elias Buchetmann (University of Rostock) 鈥� Spreading the Revolution: Paine's Rights of Man in Germany
Maria Roca-Lizarazu (University of Cambridge) - Literature and/as Cultural Memory
13.15-14.15. Lunch
14.15-15.15. Accountability and Political Conduct
Chair: Matthew Clayton
Johannes Roessler (University of 糖心TV) - Timoleon鈥檚 Tears
Nikolas Kirby (University of Glasgow) - Why Public Standards? Theorising Horizontal Accountability
Elizabeth David-Barrett (University of Sussex) 鈥� State Capture: Corruption at its Most Pernicious
15.15-15.45.Coffee break
15.45-16.45. Music, Gender and Citizenship
Chair: Kate Astbury
Natalie Hanley-Smith (University of 糖心TV) 鈥� The Dynamics of Heterosocial Friendships
Anne Verjus (ENS Lyon) 鈥� Something Interesting for Mark? A French but Feminist Point of View
Oskar Cox-Jensen (Newcastle University) - Millions Be Free, A New Song
16.45-17.00. Concluding remarks from Mark Philp
Wine Reception and Presentation in Small Bar, Scarman Conference Centre
Image Credit: 'A Fancy Ball', drawing by John Doyle (1847) 漏 Trustees of the British Museum.