Department of Anglo-Saxon, Norse & Celtic, Open Day Wednesday 28th June 2023

Booking is open for Department of Anglo–Saxon, Norse & Celtic, Annual ASNC The Anglo–Saxon, Norse and Celtic Tripos is concerned with the history, languages,literature and material culture of the British Isles, Ireland and Scandinavia in the earlymedieval period. It is a wide–ranging course, which is likely to appeal to anyone with aninterest in medieval history, languages, […]

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Avani Tandon Vieira, Lauryn Anderson and colleague Anna Corrigan present ‘activist/aesthetics’, June 2nd 2023

Avani Tandon Vieira (4th year PhD student) and Lauryn Anderson (2nd Year PhD student) have organised, along with their colleague Anna Corrigan in the Centre for Latin America Studies, the one day hybrid conference ‘activist/aesthetics’, to take place online and in Cambridge on June 2. The conference, which will bring together scholars, artists, practitioners and activists to reflect on the ‘aesthetic’ […]

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David Clifford hosts ‘Overcoming Class Barriers at Cambridge’ Symposium, Homerton College, 9-11 June 2023

Symposium, Homerton College, 9-11 June 2023. Free (via EventBrite; link below)   ‘Overcoming Class Barriers at Cambridge’   This symposium aims to draw focus onto the experiences of students and academics from non-traditional, and in particular working-class, social backgrounds. Definitions of this are fluid, but would commonly include being first-generation, state-educated, and perhaps from schools/communities […]

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Four Cut Sunflowers Preview shows for the Official Cambridge University Amateur Dramatic Club Edinburgh Fringe Play 2023

FOUR CUT SUNFLOWERS AT CORPUS PLAYROOM    https://www.adctheatre.com/sunflowers  15th and 17th June 2023, 9:30pm Preview shows for the Official Cambridge University Amateur Dramatic Club Edinburgh Fringe Play 2023 Four Cut Sunflowers:  Van Gogh, stock image ‘ When light and dark converge, it is an act of creation…’.  It’s the mid-19th century and Europe is being transformed by […]

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Dr Leo Mellor speaks at the University of Regensburg on June 7th: The Apocalyptic Pastoral: Richard Jefferies’ After London; or Wild England (1885)

Dr Leo Mellor will speak at the University of Regensburg on June 7th on: ‘The Apocalyptic Pastoral: the significance of Richard Jefferies’ After London; or Wild England (1885). The lecture traces a strand of British literature and art in the twentieth-century, one which used the visionary nature of Jefferies’ thought experiment and imagined other cities […]

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