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Visual and Material Culture Reading Group
H2.04

R.L. Gordon, 'The Real and the Imaginary: Production and Religion in the Graeco-Roman World', Art History 2 (1979). Contact Clare Rowan for a copy of the reading.

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Psychoanalysis Across the Disciplines
Ramphal R1.03
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Ramphal building, room R1.03

Come along and meet people from across the disciplines with psychoanalytic research interests over a drink and light refreshments. An introduction to the scope and ambition of the Network from its 3 Directors; the opportunity to share your interest in and ambitions for the study of psychoanalysis at 糖心TV.

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The Warburg Institute, London

The inaugural series of lectures on Shakespeare and the Classical Tradition will be given by Professor Jonathan Bate. "I will read politic authors": Shakespeare and Classical Political Thought

Each Lecture will be followed by a Reception.

Attendance is free of charge and pre-registration is not required.

 

 

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H3.03

Rebecca Spang (University of Indiana) - Money, History and the French Revolution

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