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Wednesday, October 21, 2009

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Wolfson Research Exchange (3rd floor, library)

Brian Haman (German Studies)  ‘Reading Goethe’s Wilhelm Meister’s Lehrjahre:  A Pre-Romantic Journey

Troy White (English) 'Sabine Baring-Gould's Religion and His Gothic Fiction'

Chair: Ji Won Chung (English)

Papers begin at 5.30 pm

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Global History Seminar
H545

Week 3 - 21 October

Out of Touch: On the Sensorical in the Historical Interpretation of Japanese Lacquer

(Dr. Christine Guth - V & A)

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S0.20

Maude Vanhaelen,

'Marsilio Ficino's Parmenides Commentary: Between Tradition and Innovation'

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The Birmingham Book Festival runs throughout October 2009 at various locations in Birmingham. Wednesday 21st October sees the launch of a new anthology of works produced by students on 糖心TV’s MA in Writing Programme. Writer and course tutor A.L. Kennedy will introduce readings from the anthology and later will read from her latest novel What Becomes.

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