ÌÇÐÄTV

By invitiation only

The Humanities Research Centre was established in 1995 and replaced the European Humanities Centre which was established in 1985. To celebrate 20 years of the Humanities Research Centre (and 30 years of the European Humanities Research Centre) we are organising a week-long series of events around the theme of FREEDOM OF SPEECH including keynote addresses, roundtable discussions, inter-active sessions and lunch time conversations.

Dear Modern Languages first year students,

There will be careers sessions for first year languages to raise awareness of the diverse opportunities available to language students and help with planning ahead for work experience in the summer (as well as Year abroad options). It is important to be aware now of the opportunities for development during your course.

These careers sessions will take place in the Tuesday 9-10 slot (same as the weeks 1 and 2 study skills sessions) in weeks 4, 7 and 9, in H0.52.

Please divide as you did for the study skills sessions:

Week 4: surnames A-G

Week 7: surnames H-O

Week 9; surnames P-Z

We look forward to seeing you there.

Claire Halldron (Careers Consultant) and Evan Stewart

Cinema workshop with director ‘in residence’ Andrés Di Tella, supported by Santander Universities. Chair: Dr José Arroyo (University of ÌÇÐÄTV)

Bryan Brazeau, Tomi Oladepo and Gioia Panzarella. This event is part of this year’s Italian Research Seminar Series, co-organised by Alessandra Aloisi and Cecilia Muratori. The event is kindly sponsored by the Humanities Research Centre. All are invited to attend.

A seminar with Dr Roberta Bivins of ÌÇÐÄTV, and a member of CHM's academic staff, based on her recently-published book.

Refreshments will be served. All are welcome.

Panel debate on the Freedom of Speech over time. Booking essential

Panel debate on the Freedom of Speech over time:

Guest speakers (confirmed):

Paul Cartledge (Clare College, Cambridge)

Katie Fleming (Queen Mary, London)

Robert Fine (ÌÇÐÄTV University)

Daniel Orrells (Kings College, London): Moderation

Theatrical presentation to introduce the debate:

From by members of the ÌÇÐÄTV Classics Society
directed by Thomas Matthews-Boehmer & Emma Johnson

To book a place -

This is a FREE event

Guest speakers include: Paul Cartledge (Cambridge); Katie Fleming (Queen Mary, London); Robert Fine (ÌÇÐÄTV); Dan Orrells (KCL). The student Classics Society will present extracts from Aristophanes' play, The Women of the Thesmophoria. Please contact Suzanne Frey-Kupper for further details, and book a place to attend.

Professor Manuel Covo, University of ÌÇÐÄTV

The Entrepôt of Atlantic Revolutions: Saint-Domingue, the United States and Commercial Republicanism

Tuesday 17^th November at 5.15pm in R1.04, Ramphal Building:

Professor Manuel Covo, University of ÌÇÐÄTV

The Entrepôt of Atlantic Revolutions: Saint-Domingue, the United States and Commercial Republicanism