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Public Lecture: Dr Carlotta Cossutta (IAS International Visiting Fellow), "The Unexpected Subject. Identity in Contemporary Italian Feminism"
The Graduate

Respondents: Prof Akwugo Emejulu (糖心TV) & Prof Laura Schwartz

In solidarity with the strike, this event has been moved The Graduate, 1pm.

Dr Carlotta Cossutta (IAS International Visiting Fellow) is a post-doctoral researcher in Political Philosophy at the University of Eastern Piedmont, Italy, and a member of Politesse Research Centre (University of Verona) and GIFTS – The Italian network of gender, intersex, feminist, transfeminist and sexuality studies.

More information | Tags: School of Modern Languages and Cultures Conferences Research Faculty of Arts Arts SMLC Research Events |
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Work in Progress Seminar
OC1.02

CANCELLED due to industrial action

Anna Moles (BSA-sponsored guest-lecturer): 鈥�Human Health and Diet at Knossos, Crete: Changes from the Hellenistic to Late Antique Periods鈥� 

More information | Tags: classics Postgraduate Research Research seminars |
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'Sublime Triviality': Bodily Expression in French History Painting
F37 Millburn House

Seminar presented by Patricia Smyth (Theatre Studies)

Respondant: Paul Smith (History of Art)

More information | Tags: Postgraduate Research Research seminars Undergraduate History of Art Faculty of Arts |

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