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Chinese Calligraphy workshop
H0.60 Humanities Building

An introduction to Chinese Calligraphy.

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Global Reading Group
H0.60 Humanities Building

Jhahnavi Phalkey and Tong Lam, ‘Science of giants: China and India in the twentieth century’, The British Journal of the History of Science 1 (2016); and Fa-Ti Fan and John Mathew, ‘Negotiating natural history in transitional China and British India’, BJHS 1 (2016)

Reading chapters TBC

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Work in Progress Seminar: Guest Speaker Prof. Matthew Leigh
OC1.02

Prof. Matthew Leigh, St Anne's College, University of Oxford

'The Masons and the Mysteries in 18th Century Drama'

Professor Leigh's research interests are in Latin Literature and Roman History. Recent publications have included work on Lucan, food in Latin literature, and ancient ideas of curiosity.

http://www.classics.ox.ac.uk/matthewleigh.html

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Oculus OC1.07
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H2.44
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Medieval Seminar Series: Julia Boffey (Queen Mary), ‘Here speaketh the author’: foregrounding late medieval English poets in manuscript and print’
OC1.07 (Oculus Building)

All welcome

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Modern Humanities Research Association - The Centenary Lectures 2018 - Prof Thomas Docherty
Social Sciences S0.19

Prof. Thomas Docherty will give the first of the MHRA Centenary Lectures on ‘Justice, Economic and Law: Humanities and the Tragedies of Revenge’. The lecture will be at 5pm on February 7th at SO.19 with a reception at the end. All interested are welcome to attend. For more information please see:

 

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