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If you have a question about this list, please contact: . If you have a question about a specific talk, click on that talk to find its organiser. 0 upcoming talks and 30 talks in the archive. Land Economy Seminars Lent 2020 Managing urban land markets in the public interest
Land Economy Seminars Lent 2020 Local perceptions on refugee and migrant integration in the City of Athens
Papyrus BM EA 87512: Always Look on the Bright Side of Wife? [Glanville Lecture 2019]
Glanville Lecture 2017/18: The Book of Exodus and the Invention of Religion
Demons in Late AntiquityBooking essential
Egyptian afterlife texts and ancient Christian ApocryphaBooking essential
Communicating with the gods: liver divination in ancient MesopotamiaBooking essential
Antinous and Death in the NileBooking essential
Gaming with DeathBooking essential
Egyptian concepts of cosmogony and the origin of philosophyBooking essential
BlueSci Public Lecture with Prof. Sir Martin Rees
Critical Theory and Practice Seminar 'The Politics of Grieving: A Panel-led Discussion'
Critical Theory and Practice Seminar The Return of the Incorruptible: Robespierre, Mouffe, Laclau, Podemos
Philippe Descola - The Making of Images: An Anthropological Perspective
From the Feminine to Feminism: Women in Islamic Thought and Literature
Can you Text a Divorce? Negotiating Women’s Rights in Law and Society
Sustainability in the Built Environment (GreenBRIDGE) **EVENT POSTPONED** Cambridge's Future: Green Jobs, Green Growth
Department of Sociology Seminar Series The Last Campaign
Department of Sociology Seminar Series Obama in Power
Departmental Seminars in History and Philosophy of Science Scientific pluralism and the mission of history and philosophy of scienceInaugural Lecture by Professor Hasok Chang
Shakespeare and rhetorical closure
Shakespeare and the rhetoric of narrative
Shakespeare on beginning to speak
The Renaissance theory of rhetorical invention
Fiction, Emotion and Imagination
Department of Sociology Seminar Series Public Lecture: The Multidimentional Crisis of Informational Capitalism
Department of Sociology Seminar Series Public Lecture: Bourdieu Race and the Penal System
Psychology and Religion Research Group (PRRG) The ethical brainAll welcome.
Whipple Museum of the History of Science The Antikythera Mechanism Research Project - a timely updatePlease note change of venue
The Homo Sapiens explosion: new archaeological and genetic perspectivesNineteenth McDonald Lecture
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Geoffrey Payne Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts.
Wednesday 29 January 2020, 16:00-17:00