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Wednesday, November 28, 2012

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History Research Seminar

Lisa Godson (National College of Art & Design, Dublin) ‘Holy Shows: Material Cultures of Catholic Time, Space and Ritual in the Irish Free State, 1922-39’

Joint seminar with the Art History Department

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Medieval Seminar Series - Dr Marisa Galvez (Stanford)
H0.56, Humanities Building

The Penitential Mode of Crusade Lyrics: A Resistance to Confession?

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H0.56

Dr Marisa Galvez (Stanford)

‘The Penitential Mode of Crusade Lyrics: A Resistance to Confession?’

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Research Seminar - Dr Ned Curthoys, Research Fellow, Australian National University
Ramphal R0.3/4

The Department is pleased to welcome Dr Ned Curthoys, Research Fellow at the Australian National University as the speaker for the final research seminar of 2012. The title of Dr Curthoys' talk is ‘“Virtue is Eloquent”: On the role of literary narrative in Hannah Arendt’s evocation of worldly political virtues’. All staff and postgraduate students are welcome to attend.

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