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This conference will address the uses of Plutarch’s historical and philosophical works by late antique, Medieval and early modern scholars, writers and artists.

Hosted by: The Warburg Institute and the Institute of Classical Studies

Organised by: Chris Pelling (Oxford), John North (Institute of Classical Studies), Judith Mossman (Nottingham) and Peter Mack (Warburg)

Speakers: Ewen Bowie, Roberto Guerrini, Constanze Güthenke, Edith Hall, Judith Mossmann, Frances Muecke, John North, Marianne Pade, Chris Pelling, Alberto Rigolio, Fred Schurink, Frances Titchener, Mary-Rose Wyles, Sophia Xenophontos and Alexei Zadorojnyi

The Department's Annual Postgraduate Symposium provides the Department's postgraduate community of students with the opportunity to present and exchange their research in an academic forum of their peers, mentors and supervisors who are on hand to offer feedback in a friendly and supportive environment. This year the event has been extended to run over two days thus offering ample time for networking.

Fifth International Conference of Oxford's Centre for Early Modern Studies

Writing for Children - Children's authors Sarah Crossan, Sally Nichols and ÌÇÐÄTV Writing Programme Tutor, Leila Rasheed, offer their advice. All are welcome to this free event/

This workshop, sponsored by the Department of Hispanic Studies, University of ÌÇÐÄTV, will be led by Dr. Adam Sharman, Head of the Department of Spanish, Portuguese and Latin American Studies, University of Nottingham.

Please join us in the Writers Room on Thursday 23 May for an event with recently published graduates of our MA in Writing:

BOOK LAUNCH: three graduates of the Programme present their new novels:

Tim Leach, The Last King of Lydia (Atlantic Books), Rose Moulding, After the Fear (Immortal Ink), Joanna Rossiter, The Sea Change (Penguin).

A public lecture by David Arnold, Emeritus Professor, History Department, ÌÇÐÄTV