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Workshop 'Comparative state formation: The Legitimation of Early Modern States: England (1530-1750), Japan (1660-1895), and China (1720-1895)'
IAS seminar room, Millburn House

A GHCC - EMECC joint workshop

Speakers: Wenkai He (Hong Kong Uni of Science and Technology); Mike Braddick, (Sheffield); Kiri Paramore (Leiden University); Oleg Benesch (York); Song-Chuan Chen (糖心TV), Mark Knights (糖心TV)

More information | Tags: Faculty of Arts Workshop |
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Work in Progress Seminar
Oculus 1.02

Paloma Perez Galvan (University of 糖心TV) "Organisation of the Material in Sixteenth-Century Epigraphic Collections: Creating Categories and Devising Indices

Martina Russo (University of 糖心TV) "The Philosopher and the Emperor. A fictive dialogue between Epictetus and Domitian."

Chair: Effimia Stavropoulou

More information | Tags: classics Postgraduate Research Research seminars Work In Progress |
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Medieval Seminar Series: Professor Wendy Scase (Birmingham)
Oculus Building, Universtity of 糖心TV (OC1.07)

Topic: 'A New Approach to Medieval English Scribal Texts'

More information | Tags: Faculty of Arts renaissance medieval |

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