Institute of Intellectual History – Dina Gusejnova (LSE)
Captive Knowledge. How Enemy Aliens Transformed the Western Canon in the Second World War
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Institute of Intellectual History – Katharina Rietzler (Universiity of Sussex)
‘Women’s International Thought in U.S. Public Culture: A Divided History
Institute of Intellectual History – Hugo Drochon (University of Nottingham)
Centrism from the French Revolution to Today
Institute of Intellectual History – Camila Vergara (Essex)
James H. Burns Memorial Lecture
Institute of Intellectual History – Ann Thomson (European University Institute)
Debating Enlightenment
Institute of Intellectual History – Hannah Dawson (KCL)
Reconstructing early modern selfhood: the case of feminism
Institute of Intellectual History seminar – John Marshall (John Hopkins)
Art, Artists, Aesthetics, Antiracism, Antislavery and AfroBritish Arguments 1787-1792: Quobna Ottobah Cugoano’s Thoughts and Sentiments on the Evil of Slavery (1787-1791) in context.