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A seminar/master class by Deidre Colman(University of Melbourne, IAS Visiting Fellow) poster

'Digital humanities, crowd sourcing, and travel writing: Anna Maria Falconbridge’s diary (1794)', with Professor Deidre Coleman (University of Melbourne and Visiting Fellow at the Institute for Advanced Studies

Professor Coleman is a literary scholar and historian working on the 18th and 19th centuries. She has written extensively on travel writing, antislavery and Sierra Leone (e.g. Romantic Colonization and British Anti-Slavery, CUP, 2005). She is currently working on a biography of the naturalist Henry Smeathman.

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For further details about Professor Coleman's visit, please contact David Lambert (d.lambert@warwick.ac.uk) or Hanna Hodacs (h.hodacs@warwick.ac.uk).

Suzanne Frey Kupper: Ugly and corroded, but true treasures: Coins from excavations, Sicilian case studies.

Marta Barbato: Coins from the "sottosuolo urbano" in Rome: case studies of Roman Republican coins

• Francesca Southerden (Wellesley College): The Other of Language: Defining Affect in Petrarch and Kristeva
• Fabio Camilletti (ÌÇÐÄTV): ‘The Melancholy Prince. Leopardi and the Art of Detour’
• Katrin Wehling-Giorgi (ÌÇÐÄTV): ‘Ero io l'ordinatore della strage’: Maternal abjections in Elsa Morante's and Elena Ferrante's writings
• Emma Bond (St. Andrews): Migration and the Space of the Maternal Body

A seminar by Kate Lowe (Queen mary, University of London), joint with the Early Modern Seminar

Kate Lowe (QMUL) on ‘The memorialisation of C15th and C16th European sites connected to black Africans’

Italian Department Research Seminar: A Kristevan Approach to Italian Literature: from the Middle Ages to the 21st Century

 Kate Lowe (QMUL)

‘The memorialisation of C15th and C16th European sites connected to black Africans’.

(Joint with Early Modern Seminar).