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Diary

October 2018

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Seminar Series on Reproducibility and Open Research - Anthropology: Uncertain Science, Uncertain Archives
  • David Zeitlyn (University of Oxford)
All are welcome
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Seminar in Early Modern Intellectual History - Persecutors, judges, and defendants: defining libertinage in early seventeenth-century France
  • Adam Horsley (Exeter)
All are welcome
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Seminar in Medieval and Renaissance Music - Musical past and regionalism in early modern Silesia: the hymnbook of Valentin Triller
  • Antonio Chemotti (HERA Project SoundMe - Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw)
Always a borderland territory, Silesia was a meeting point for different ethnic groups, cultures, and confessions. In the 16th-century, most of the Silesian estates turned to the Reformation, but remained subjected to the Catholic Habsburgs, who...
All are welcome
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Medieval History Seminar - Virtuous Judges in Twelfth-Century Sicily
  • Pippa Byrne (Somerville)
All are welcome
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French Graduate Seminar
  • Waqas Mirza (Lincoln College, Oxford)
  • Alison Marmont (University of Southampton)
Waqas Mirza (Lincoln College, Oxford): 'The Self-Translation of Personal Pronouns in Samuel Beckett's Trilogy' Alison Marmont (University of Southampton): '(In)Visible "Others" in the Hexagon: Defying (Mis)Representations and its Consequences for...
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Seminar Series on Reproducibility and Open Research - Understanding the Replication Crisis as Bate Rate Fallacy
  • Alexander Bird (King's College London)
All are welcome
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Seminar in Early Modern Intellectual History - Secret and privy counsel in early modern England
  • Jacqueline Rose (St Andrews)
All are welcome
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Medieval History Seminar - The Men in the Mirror: Marriage and Monastic Reform in Tenth-Century England
  • Kate Sykes (Birmingham)
All are welcome
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Seminar Series on Reproducibility and Open Research - Insights from Psychology on Lack of Reproducibility
  • Dorothy Bishop (University of Oxford)
All are welcome
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Seminar in Early Modern Intellectual History - Leibniz’s Theodicy as religious therapy
  • Paul Lodge (Oxford)
All are welcome

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