Dr Rachel E. Holmes

Name:	Dr Rachel E. Holmes
Affiliation:	Wolfson College, University of Cambridge
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Last login:	Fri Jan 11 09:25:51 +0000 2019

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Talks organised by Dr Rachel E. Holmes

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• Politics Gone Missing
• Musicians, Tazkiras, and the Scattering of Mughal Delhi: where music went after Muhammad Shah
• An impossible method? Agreeing to disagree about comparison in anthropology
• How Churchill Waged War
• Shakespeare, King James, and the Northern Yorkists
• When did Marx think that capitalism would fall?
• The Anglosphere Tradition in British Politics
• Profitable Labour? Learning Disability and Labour Markets in Modern Britain
• Re-membering Philologia: the past, present and future of an academic practice
• Academic Citizenship and the Future University
• The Role of Water in Venetian Architecture
• CANCELLED ‘At the still point of the turning world’: Time and Place in the Medieval Dream
• 'Who is my neighbour?': Stories of alms-seeking in early modern England
• Death by Celibacy, or the Medieval Priest's Dilemma
• Labour and the Left in the 1980s: A reassessment
• Adano: Sicily, occupation literature and the American century
• The Debate over Feature Film History
• Liberalizing Contracts: Nineteenth Century promises through literature, law and history
• What is the History of the Book?
• Strong Bonds, Affective Labour: Sexually Transmitted Infections and the Work of History
• 'Alas, poor Yorick!': Laurence Sterne's "A Sentimental Journey" after 250 years'
• Quotation and the Law
• Donald Trump: The Making of a World View
• Redrawing the Boundaries of Citizenship in the First World War
• The Boy and The Brothers: The story of a young Londoner in the service of higher powers
• 'A Double Delight': Spiritual experiences of recovery from illness in Early Modern England, c.1580-1720
• Piranesi in the Valley of the Uncanny
• 'An idea whose time has come?' Tracing the history of Universal Basic Income in British politics, 1918-201
• Boxes with false bottoms? The challenge presented by abstract key words in English
• '(Ump,)': Printing hiccups in the authors' absence or, A Tale of compulsion and imprisonment in Early Modern England
• Italian, Male and Fascist. Rethinking Italian citizenship during the Fascist regime
• Art and Architecture in Nazi Germany
• Gender, Obedience, and Religious Experience: The Virgin Mary in a world after Kant
• Gender, sexuality and illness in early modern exorcism
• Captured and Alive: War satire, time and space
• Privacy and Tabloid Journalism in the UK: A shifting landscape
• The Pardoner's Passing and How it Matters: Gender, Relics and Speech Acts
• The Foreign Office, Margaret Thatcher and South Africa, 1979-90
• Britain and the Continent: two thousand years of unpredictability
• The origins of India's democracy: making universal franchise in the world's largest democracy
• Scholarly publication in the seventeenth century: Oxford, Cambridge and the 'learned press'
• The Ideal Self: Flattery in Julius Caesar
• Trade unions and the British tradition of pluralism
• '[T]hough Ramme stinks with cookes and ale,/ Yet say thers many a worthy lawyers chamber,/ Buts vpon Rame-Alley': An Innsman Goes to the Playhouse'