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Diary

January 2022

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Rivalry Within and Between Religions - Economic models of the rivalry between religions
Where: Old Library and Online
When: 17:00

Please register here to attend this seminar in person or online. Please note that registration is essential. 

All are welcome
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Carlyle Lectures 2022 - Against the Enlightenment (Judith Shklar)
When: 17:00

The Carlyle Lectures will initially be given to an invitation-only audience. If circumstances allow, the History Faculty hope to move to in-person, public lectures later in the term. For recordings of lectures (and any updates) see the History Faculty website each week.

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Institutions and Economic Growth in Historical Perspective - Serfdom
Where: Old Library, All Souls College
When: 10:00

This is an Advanced Course for the MPhil/MSc in Economic and Social History. It is held in the Old Library at All Souls College on Wednesdays 10 a.m. – 12 noon in Weeks 1-8 of the Hilary Term of 2022.
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Seminar in Medieval and Renaissance Music - Laude and Lyric Poetry in Late Thirteenth-Century Florence
Where: Online
When: 17:00

Discussants:  Blake Wilson (Dickinson College (PA)) and Elena Abramov-Van Rijk (Jerusalem)

All are welcome
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Poetry, Philosophy, and Piety on the Silk Roads - Ibn ‘Arabī on Jesus
Where: Old Library and Online
When: 17:00

Please note that registration is essential. To register, please use this form. 

All are welcome
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Ford Lectures 2022 - Real Dogs Under Rome
Where: Online
When: 17:00

Dogs' bodies and dogs' lives were dramatically transformed after the Roman conquest, and this, in turn, altered the lives of humans.  New-style tiny dogs and monstrous brutes provided people in Britain with novel opportunities to reconceptualize canines and their duties and to use them to make statements about themselves.  At the same time, large populations of uncontrolled, self-feeding dogs were established, and their presence changed the texture and feel of daily life in Britain.

This lecture will take place online. Please see the …

All are welcome
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Rivalry Within and Between Religions - How religious rivalry shapes and is shaped by identity
Where: Old Library and Online
When: 17:00

Dialogue with Jean-Paul Carvalho (New College, Oxford), David Gellner (All Souls College, Oxford) and Harvey Whitehouse (Magdalen College, Oxford).

Please register here to attend this seminar in person or online. Please note that registration is essential. 

All are welcome

February 2022

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Carlyle Lectures 2022 - The Romantic Revolution (Isaiah Berlin)
When: 17:00

The Carlyle Lectures will initially be given to an invitation-only audience. If circumstances allow, the History Faculty hope to move to in-person, public lectures later in the term. For recordings of lectures (and any updates) see the History Faculty website each week.

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Institutions and Economic Growth in Historical Perspective - Property Rights
Where: Old Library, All Souls College
When: 10:00

This is an Advanced Course for the MPhil/MSc in Economic and Social History. It is held in the Old Library at All Souls College on Wednesdays 10 a.m. – 12 noon in Weeks 1-8 of the Hilary Term of 2022. 
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Poetry, Philosophy, and Piety on the Silk Roads - Confluence of Minds: Central Asia in Emperor Shah Jahan's India
Where: Old Library and Online
When: 17:00

Please note that registration is essential. To register, please use this form. 

All are welcome