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Wednesday, January 24, 2024
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TTS Seminar Series: "Translating Nonhuman Agency in The Zhuangzi" with Professor Quan Wang (Beihang University)Hybrid: LIB2 and Teams |
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History Research seminar, Nick Witham, UCL, Popularizing the Past: Historians, Publishers, and Readers in Postwar AmericaPS1.28 Physical SciencesHistory Research Seminar Popularizing the Past: Historians, Publishers, and Readers in Postwar America speaker: Nick Witham, UCL chair: Anne Gerritsen |
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CHM Work in Progress Meeting: Stuart Middleton: The Paradox of Democracy and the Welfare StateFAB 2.35In person, with lunch. |
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Work in Progress Seminar - Campbell Orchard (Warwick, UK)Oculus 1.03'The Pseudo-Autonomous Coins of Tarsus' |
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Study Cafe - supported study time for studentsFAB M0.02 |
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TTS Seminar - Prof Quan Wang (Beihang University)Wednesday 24 January, 4:00-5:00 pm (UK time) - HybridProf Quan Wang (Beihang University). Translating Nonhuman Agency in The Zhuangzi |
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Research seminar: Kit Heyam, 鈥淨ueer sexual knowledge in early modern England"OC0.01Kit Heyam (independent scholar) will be giving a talk on 鈥淨ueer sexual knowledge in early modern England". |
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Spring Research Seminar: Anna Blackwell (University of Nottingham)FAB 0.21Dr Anna Blackwell (University of Nottingham) 'Crafting Literature: Adapting, Buying, and Selling Bookishness' Wednesday 24th January 4:30pm FAB O.21 |
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Warwick History Postdoc ClubLaunch meeting of Warwick History 鈥楶OST-DOC鈥� CLUB - informal social/discussion group of former Warwick History Research Students Zoom link: |