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Diary

April 2018

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Ancient Greek Science
  • Claire Hall
All are welcome
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Seminar on Reproducibility and Open Research - Data Science with Meaning: Reproducibility and Replicability in the Interpretive Social Sciences
  • Laura Nelson (Northeastern University)
All are welcome
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French Graduate Seminar
  • Olivia Madin (Wadham)
Olivia Madin (Wadham) - Frolicks and «frotterie»: Staging Rabelais in the French Court (1628-1643)  The early seventeenth-century saw the production and performance of two ‘ballets de cour’ inspired by Rabelais’ work: Le Ballet des Andouilles (1628...
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Early Modern European Seminar
  • Marian Coman (Bucharest)
Marian Coman (Bucharest) Wandering Pretenders in Renaissance Europe: Christian Princes of the Ottoman Tributary States
All are welcome
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Seminar in the History of Pre-Modern Science - ‘The “Decline of magic” reconsidered’
  • Michael Hunter (Birkbeck, University of London)
All are welcome
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The Future of Capitalism
Main Speaker: Sir Paul CollierDiscussant: Baroness Alison Wolf The event will begin at 4.30pm and end at 6:30pm with plenty of time for audience participation and open discussion.  Please note that numbers are limited, and are on a first-come-first-...
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Undergraduate studies and the collection books at Christ Church
  • Judith Curthoys (Christ Church)
All are welcome
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Ancient Greek Science
  • Claire Hall
All are welcome

May 2018

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Seminar on Reproducibility and Open Research - The Convergence of Open: Open Access, Education, Data and Culture
  • Martin Poulter (Wikimedia UK)
All are welcome
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Seminar in the History of Pre-Modern Science - ‘Perceptions of nature between scholastic knowledge and individual observation: William Merle’s weather diary (1337-1344) and his De prognosticatione aeris (1340)’
  • Maximilian Schuh (Heidelberg)
All are welcome

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