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Perceptions of Illegitimate Violence in Intercultural Wars in German East Africa (circa 1884 to 1914)
ISWS Spring Seminar with Professor Tanja Bührer, University of Salzburg
Tanja Bührer's lecture explores what was considered legitimate and illegitimate violence in intercultural wars in the colonial realm during the fin de...
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The Gatecrashers: a long view of lone actor assassins and terrorists
Featuring Tim Wilson
Over little more than a decade, the so-called 'Lone Wolf' attacker has emerged as a central security threat. Such lone actors are usually seen as a...
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Solidaritee -- Speakers Event
Forced migration, human rights, digital border, control practices and the role of language in seeking asylum
RASA, NGN and Solidaritee are hosting a panel event with Dr Natasha Saunders, Dina Nayeri, Dr David Herd and Dr Uri Horesh on the role of language in seeking...
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Defining Refugees: International Norms, National Interests, and the Politics of Refugee Status
Guest Speaker - Dr. Deenesh Sohoni
Deenesh Sohoni is Professor of Sociology and Director of the Asian Pacific Islander American (APIA) Studies program at William & Mary. His research examines...
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Marcel the Shell with Shoes On (PG)
Pay what you can £8.00 / £6.00 / £4.00
Sweet, poignant, funny and Oscar nominated this story about a tiny shell's unique perspective on life promises joy and love for grown ups and children...
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Bridging Continents: Navigating the EU-China Relationship
A talk by Italian academic Dr. Nicola Casarini
We are excited to present "Bridging Continents: Navigating the EU-China Relationship", a talk by Italian academic Dr. Nicola Casarini. Dr. Casarini...
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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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National Theatre Live: Dear England (15 tbc)
a new play by James Graham directed by Rupert Goold Joseph Fiennes (The Handmaid's Tale) plays Gareth Southgate in James Graham's (Sherwood)...
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Oqlanmagan --- The Unexonerated
Film screening and Q&A session
In the 1990s, Uzbekistan's first president Islam Karimov arrested tens of thousands of practising Muslims, imams, and citizens engaged in Islamic study...
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The Little Mermaid (PG)
Pay what you can £8.00 / £6.00 / £4.00
The beloved story of Ariel, is brought up to date with stunning performances from Halle Bailey, Melissa McCarthy and Javier Bardem. Shown with subtitles. Dir:...
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Painting in Steam
Climate, Combustion, and Pollution in British Art
Join the School of Art History and Dr Stephanie O'Rourke for "Painting in Steam: Climate, Combustion, and Pollution in British Art". School 6...
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History in Flames: The Destruction and Survival of Medieval Manuscripts
Our knowledge of the period of European history conventionally called the Middle Ages rests, in a large part, on the writings that survive from that time, all...
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Mamma Mia! (PG)
Friends of the Byre present - Pay what you can £8.00 / £6.00
The long-standing community group Friends of the Byre present us a screening of the 2008 hit musical film, Mamma Mia. Transport to a Greek Island where the...
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Women's History of Colonial Spaces in India
School of English and School of Art History Joint Research Seminar
Join the School of English and the School of Art History for a joint Research Seminar on Women's History of Colonial Spaces in India with Dr Yashaswinini...
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Sands 24: Orlando, My Political Biography (15)
Pay What You Can £10.00 / £8.00 / £6.00
(Orlando, ma biographie politique) Deftly weaving fact and fiction, Orlando, My Political Biography uses Virginia Woolf's classic novel to explore gender...
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Constructing Other Worlds: A practical workshop on Animation and Ethnography
How can thinking like an animator inform anthropological research?
The workshop is open to all students of Anthropology (UG, PGT AND PGR) (15 seats). Department of Social anthropology brings to you a one of its kind hands-on...
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Sands 24: Welcome to Collinwood (15)
Pay what you can: £20, £18, £16
The Russo brothers' second feature, Welcome to Collinwood, produced by Steven Soderbergh, is packed with offbeat charm and infectious energy. A motley...
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Sands 24: Silent Roar (N/C 15)
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Meet Dondo, a teenage surfer on the Isle of Lewis, grappling with the unresolved grief of his father's mysterious disappearance at sea. As he navigates...
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Sands 24: Smoke Sauna Sisterhood (15)
Pay What You Can £10.00 / £8.00 / £6.00
Anna Hints' atmospheric, almost mystical, feature-length documentary debut invites us to become part of a supportive, witty, sweaty female collective who...
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Sands 24: Sometimes I Think About Dying (N/C 12A)
Pay What You Can £10.00 / £8.00 / £6.00
Fran (Daisy Ridley) spends her days in a cubicle of a depressing Oregonian office, committed to avoiding any unnecessary contact with her coworkers. She...