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Acting on Climate Change
Policy, Rights and Net Zero
Balancing rising energy demands with the need to curb and adapt to anthropogenic climate change in a just and equitable way is at the heart of an existential...
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Classical Reception and pedagogy
Object-based Teaching - Classical Reception and University Collections
These morning and afternoon workshops are the first in a planned series on 'Classical Reception and pedagogy' that will focus on the ways the reception of...
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Classical Reception and pedagogy
A Scottish perspective on teaching the reception of classical material culture
This is the first workshop in a planned series on 'Classical Reception and pedagogy' that will focus on the ways that the reception of classical...
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St Andrews Climate Week
The inaugural University of St Andrews Climate Week will run from 27-30 May 2024, with a series of events designed to highlight climate-themed research and...
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Disability in Higher Education
A Roundtable Event hosted by the Department of Social Anthropology
Please join us for a roundtable event to discuss Disability in Higher Education
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Untranslatability
Martin Revermann (Toronto)
This is a School of Classics Event. For further information please contact [email protected] If you wish to join this event on Teams, sign up to our...
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Sarah Broadie Memorial Lecture -- Speaker: Professor Ursula Coope (Oxford)
'Contingency and the Present'
For further information please contact [email protected]
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Visualising Peace Photography Exhibition
The Visualising Peace Project has been collaborating with PRISMA Photography Magazine to host a competition and exhibition on the theme of Visualising Peace....
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Institute of Intellectual History --- Tom Pye (UCL)
The tailzie and the politics of the feudal law in eighteenth-century Britain
All welcome
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Book Launch -- Author Meets Critique
'Engineering Reality' with Cornelia Helmcke
During this book launch event, author Cornelia Helmcke will meet critics Bibiana Duarte-Abadía (Wageningen University) and Christopher Schulz (University of St...
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Social Anthropology Departmental Seminar: Dr Ana Gutierrez Garza
Title: Mobilising vulnerability: Political resistance among housing activists in Madrid
Please join us for this week's departmental seminar followed by discussion.
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Inaugural Peter Gow Memorial Lecture (Hybrid)
Prof Aparecida Vilaça --
A lecture celebrating the intellectual legacy of Amazonianist anthropologist Peter Gow. Delivered by Prof Aparecida Vilaça (Museu Nacional, Universidade...
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Quantification and the Persepolis Fortification Archive: An Exploratory Workshop
The St Andrews Centre for the Receptions of Antiquity (SACRA) and the Classical Reception Studies Network (CRSN) would like to invite Postgraduate Researchers...
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Social Anthropology Departmental Seminar -- Dr Elena Liber
"The First TikTok War": Digital-Visual Storytelling and the Shaping of Narratives from Ukraine
Please join us for this week's Social Anthropology Departmental seminar, with Dr Elena Liber, Lecturer in Digital Anthropology at University College...
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Social Anthropology Departmental Seminar -- Dr Frances Pine
Borders, classifications, inequalities: ordinary uncertainties at critical moments
Please join us for this week's departmental seminar, with Dr Frances Pine from Goldsmiths, University of London.
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The Persian empire and 'India', 522 -- 486 BCE
Rhyne King - St Andrews
This is a School of Classics Event. For further information please contact [email protected] If you wish to join this event on Teams, sign up to our...
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Social Anthropology Departmental Seminar ~ Oliver French
The Vermin Society: Pathologising human-animal imaginaries in India during the third plague pandemic
Please join us for this week's departmental seminar, with the talk from University of St Andrews PhD candidate, Oliver French.
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Social Anthropology Departmental Seminar -- Professor Ilana Gershon
The Pandemic Workplace: What US Employment Contracts Revealed about Social Contracts during the Pandemic
On 5th April, please join us for our final seminar of the academic year, with Professor Ilana Gershon from Rice University. Professor Gershon is currently...
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Book Launch for Dr Aimée Joyce
"Spectral Borders: History, Neighborliness and Discord on the Polish-Belarusian Frontier"
The Centre for Global Postsocialisms, Southeastern, Central and East European Studies, and the Department of Social Anthropology invite you to celebrate the...
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Social Anthropology Departmental Seminar --- Dr Sera Park
An ethics of duty and the infinitude of kinship relations: bereaved family activism in the aftermath of the Sewol Ferry Disaster
Please join us for this week's social anthropology departmental seminar!
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School of Classics Seminar -- Jason König (St Andrews)
Imagining the earth in ancient Greek and Roman literature: human-environment relations in Lucian's True Stories
For further information please email [email protected]. If you wish to join this event on MS Teams, sign up to our seminar mailing list. Email...
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A Changing Climate Changing Lives: Poetry Writing Competition
This reading, hosted by the School of English and Centre for Energy Ethics, will showcase the creative writing submissions from selected undergraduate students...
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Rhetoric in Plato's Academy?: the lost Περὶ τέχνης of Xenocrates of Chalcedon
Phillip Horky - Durham University
For further information please emai [email protected]. If you wish to join this event on MS Teams, sign up to our seminar mailing list. Email...
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School of Classics Seminar -- Janja Soldo (Edinburgh)
Female addressees and letter writers in Latin letters and letter collections: first thoughts on a neglected corpus of women's writing
-As agreed please add the following link to the bottom of the Event Description: For further information please contact [email protected] Also please...
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Centre for Late Antique Studies Annual Lecture -- Neil McLynn (Oxford)
Lost at Leuchars: Gregory Nazianzen at Sasima
For further information please contact [email protected] If you wish to join this event on Teams, sign up to our seminar mailing list. E-mail...
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Sketching Stories of Climate Anxiety
As part of the Fife Climate Festival, this family-friendly (age 12+) workshop will explore climate justice and climate anxiety through different examples of...
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Energy Cafe: Shores of Change
The global energy transition and the future of African coastal states
The urgency to address the impacts of climate change has reached a critical point. Although the global community acknowledges the imperative for a united...
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Social Anthropology Departmental Seminar -- Nathan McAllister
'I will go to my father's village where they will give love': kula exchange as an ethos of love
Please join us for this week's seminar, which will be given by our very own PhD student, Nathan McAllister.
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Social Anthropology Departmental Seminar -- Professor Catherine Alexander
From thrift to austerity: The life and death of a London housing estate
Please join us for this week's departmental seminar, given by Prof Catherine Alexander from the University of Durham.
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Social Anthropology Departmental Seminar -- Dr Guilherme Moreira Fians
The death of Elizabeth II on Wikipedia: Knowledge co-production, freedom, and technoliberal participation in online setting
Please join us for this week's departmental seminar!
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Centre for Late Antique Studies Seminar --- Panayiotis Christoforou (Oxford)
For further information and to register to join the seminar please follow the link.
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Senses and disability: exploring sensory experience and disability in and beyond the Ancient World
Further information and registration details can be found via the link below. Please contact [email protected] if you have additional...
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Artist in Residence: one year on
CEE's Artist-in-Residence: Rebecca Sharp
Join CEE's Artist-in-Residence, poet Rebecca Sharp, for this work-in-progress sharing event. Rebecca will be sharing some of the new poems written during...
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Centre for Late Antique Studies Seminar --- Larisa Ficulle (St Andrews)
Leaves of rue, Bayberries and Myrrh: Theory and Practice of Abortion in Byzantium
TRIGGER WARNING For further information and to register to join the seminar please follow the link.
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Centre for Late Antique Studies Seminar --- Giacomo Savani (Visiting Scholar)
For further information and to register to join the seminar please follow the link.
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Disabilities and the Disabled in the Roman Empire.
A Social and Cultural History (Trigger Warning below) Christian Laes (Manchester)
Note: the lecture will contain some images (ancient artifacts) of what was considered as bodily deformity and references to Nazi-propaganda that referred to...
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Saints Talk: Dr Stavroula Pipyrou
Too Close, Too Distant: The Perpetual Transformation of the Political
Development is delighted to invite you to the next instalment in our Saints Talk series from Dr Stavroula Pipyrou, 'Too Close, Too Distant: The Perpetual...
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Supply chain cinema: producing global film workers
Film Studies Speaker Series: Dr Kay Dickinson
Dr Kay Dickinson will introduce her upcoming book Supply chain cinema: producing global film workers (BFI, 2024). Why are big budget films typically made across...
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Energy Café: Saving energy, saving the Revolution
Energy efficiency and revolutionary ethics in the Cuban transition
Dr Gustav Cederlöf School of Global Studies, University of Gothenburg, Sweden In the pursuit of socialism, Cuba become one of Latin America's most...
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Social Anthropology Departmental Seminar -- Dr Matheus Alves Duarte da Silva
From extermination to surveillance: rats, rat-catchers, and international health (1900-1945
Please join us for this week's departmental seminar!
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People and animals in Roman Britain --- Umberto Albarella (Sheffield)
School of Classics Seminar
TRIGGER WARNING Will include discussion of animal slaughter and butchery. This is a School of Classics Event. For further information please contact...
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Centre for the Literatures of the Roman Empire Annual Lecture
Strange Stew: the Emperor Vitellius and his "Shield of Minerva" - Rhiannon Ash (Oxford)
This is a School of Classics Event. For further information please contact [email protected] If you wish to join this event on Teams, sign up to our...
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Energy Cafe: Radical action from above
The World Commission on Dams and the making of global guidelines for the planning and construction of large dams
Hosted by Christopher Schulz Large dams are back on the global development agenda. Researchers have counted thousands of dam projects that are currently planned...
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Editing slaves: Unfree labour and textual revision in Rome (Trigger Warning below)
Talitha Keary
Note: Note: the lecture will involve discussion of slavery, rape and torture. This is a School of Classics Event. For further information please contact...
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Social Anthropology Departmental Seminar -- Dr Manar Kawasmi
Development Beyond Dependency and Soft Power: The Creation of a Palestinian NGO-nation
This presentation focuses on development in Palestine post-Cold War and the establishment of the PA in 1993. Since this time, Palestine has headed the donor aid...
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Energy Cafe: Why we should care about care
This cafe will be hosted by Silvia Pergetti. The work it takes to operate and maintain energy systems is essential yet often missing from public and scholarly...
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Energy Café -- We drift like worried fire: photography explorations in the North Sea
offshore, onboard and on land
Photographer, lecturer and CEE affiliated researcher, Peter Iain Campbell, has been photographically documenting the changing nature of the oil and gas industry...
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Social Anthropology Departmental Seminar -- Dr Mary Fairio
"Wok bung wantaim (working together): Women associations and foreign aid in Morobe Province, Papua New Guinea (PNG)".
Abstract Despite an increase in aid assistance, women continue to struggle to be recognised as leaders in formal spaces in Papua New Guinea (PNG). So, I ask:...
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No More Fossils -- New Book Discussion with Dominic Boyer
Join us for a new book discussion with author Professor Dominic Boyer, on 12 February at 3pm (UK time) online. In No More Fossils, Dominic Boyer tells the story...
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New approaches to the study of imperial historiography
Workshop organised by Christian Djurslev
Programme 1.00-1.10pm: Introduction by Christian Thrue Djurslev (Aarhus) 1.10-2.10: Nicolas Wiater (St Andrews) 'Rethinking 'Style' in...
