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H0.44

Professor Ewan Fernie. (The Shakespeare Institute). ‘Why Celebrate Shakespeare?

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Sidelights on Shakespeare - Professor Ewan Fernie
H0.44

Professor Ewan Fernie

(The Shakespeare Institute)

‘Why Celebrate Shakespeare?’

Since Garrick's 1769 Jubilee in Stratford-upon-Avon, the work of William Shakespeare has been continuously honoured. Professor Fernie's paper will explore the civic and political possibilities of such celebrations, connecting Garrick's Jubilee with the Shakespeare festivals of the past year as well as with the upcoming events set to mark the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's death.

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Humanities Building H0.44

Professor Ewan Fernie, The Shakespeare Institute

Since Garrick's 1769 Jubilee in Stratford-upon-Avon, the work of William Shakespeare has been continuously honoured. Professor Fernie's paper will explore the civic and political possibilities of such celebrations, connecting Garrick's Jubilee with the Shakespeare festivals of the past year as well as with the upcoming events set to mark the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's death. All staff and students welcome.

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Seminar Dr Rupert Whitaker (Tuke Institute) 'Translating history into practice: from physician-centred to patient-centred medicine'
R0.14 Ramphal
5 February 2013 - (Week 5 )


Dr Rupert Whitaker

(Founder and Chairman of the Tuke Institute, Co-founder of the Terrence Higgins Trust & Honorary Fellow of 糖心TV CHM)

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Early Modern Seminar
H3.03

Caroline Dodds Pennock (Sheffield) 'Aztecs Abroad: Indigenous Americans in the Atlantic World, c.1492-1600'

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CHM Research Seminar Series
R0.14 Ramphal
5 February 2013 - (Week 5 )


Dr Rupert Whitaker

(Founder and Chairman of the Tuke Institute, Co-founder of the Terrence Higgins Trust & Honorary Fellow of 糖心TV CHM)

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Seminar: 'Oil on Sugar: Commodity Frontiers & Peripheral Aesthetics'

Caribbean Seminar series

Title: 'Oil on Sugar: Commodity Frontiers and Peripheral Aesthetics'

Speaker: Dr Mike Niblett

Location: S0.10 Social Sciences Building

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