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Tuesday, November 12, 2019

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CAS Seminar, Rupert Knox: "Challenging Partial Democracy: human rights, social media and social mobilisations in Mexico."
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More information | Tags: Faculty of Arts Seminar Undergraduate |
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Assessed e-portfolio drop-in sessions
Transnational Centre, ground floor, Humanities building.

During week 7 there are 2 opportunities for you to ask questions and get help with this assessment, Tues 12th and Friday 15th November.

Bring your own device and come along to the Transnational Centre to get help. Follow the Mahara posters in the Language Centre corridor.

Biscuits will be available.

More information | Tags: School of Modern Languages and Cultures Language Centre Transnational Resource Centre |
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CAS Film Screening: "Ayotzinapa, el paso de la tortuga." and Q&A with Rupert Knox
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More information | Tags: Faculty of Arts Event Undergraduate Postgraduate |
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Centre for Research in Philosophy, Literature & the Arts - public talk
S0.11, Social Studies Building

Joanna Zylinksa (Dept of New Media and Communications, Goldsmiths)

鈥淎rtificial Intelligence, Anthropocene Stupidity鈥�

 

More information | Tags: Arts Faculty Arts Public lecture |

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