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Valencia, Spain

Runs from Thursday, May 03 to Saturday, May 05.

More information | Tags: Faculty of Arts Carthage, Augustus, Numismatics, Coin finds Conferences Research |
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University of 糖心TV

Contact Jonathan Davies

More information | Tags: Early Modern renaissance medieval |
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鈥楬eidegger鈥檚 Greece鈥�: a Greek Poetry and Poetics Network/CRPLA workshop for postgraduate students

鈥楬eidegger鈥檚 Greece鈥�: a Greek Poetry and Poetics Network/CRPLA workshop for postgraduate students with David Fearn (糖心TV), Sarah Nooter (Chicago), Pauline LeVen (Yale), Josh Billings (Princeton), Felix Budelmann (Oxford) and Tom Phillips (Oxford),

Time and venue tbc.

More information | Tags: Faculty of Arts Conference |
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workshop: 鈥榁iolence and the Body in the City: Europe 1100-1800鈥�
More information | Tags: Faculty of Arts Workshop |
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Heidegger's Greece: A Greek Poetry and Poetics Network/CRPLA Workshop
Social Studies S0.11

Leading discussion will be: Dr David Fearn (糖心TV); Dr Sarah Nooter (Chicago), Prof. Mark Payne (Chicago), Dr Pauline LeVen (Yale), Dr Felix Budelmann (Oxford), Dr Tom Phillips (Oxford).

More information | Tags: classics Postgraduate Research Work In Progress CRPLA Conference CRPLA Event Connecting Cultures GRP IAS |

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