Conferences, seminars and research events
Research seminars, conferences and other research events across the Faculty of Arts are listed below. See all Faculty events.
- ‘How Can Our Work Have Impact? History, Policy, and Publics’ 2 October 2018, 3.30 PM - 2 October 2018, 4.45 PM Josie McLellan, Ronald Hutton, Robert Bickers, Hugh Pemberton, Sumita Mukherjee. Chair: Victoria Bates Lecture Room 8, 21 Woodland Road
- Margins, Middles, Intersections: Researching the UK Hip-Hop Scene(s). 2 October 2018, 4.30 PM - 2 October 2018, 6.00 PM Justin Williams, University of Bristol Victoria's Room, Victoria Rooms
- 'Teaching as a PGR’ - Informal discussion for PGRs on teaching 9 October 2018, 3.15 PM - 9 October 2018, 4.15 PM Lecture Room 8, 21 Woodland Road
- ‘Looking at Politics in Interwar Britain’ 16 October 2018, 3.30 PM - 16 October 2018, 4.45 PM James Thompson (Reader in Modern British History, Bristol) Lecture Room 8, 21 Woodland Road
- Eduardo Carrero Santamaria in conversation with Emma Hornby. 16 October 2018, 4.30 PM - 16 October 2018, 6.00 PM Eduardo Carrero Santamaria, Autonomous University of Barcelona; Emma Hornby, University of Bristol Victoria's Room, Victoria Rooms
- Modern Conflict Archaeology Conference 2018 20 October 2018, 9.00 AM - 20 October 2018, 5.00 PM G.01 Lecture Theatre, 43 Woodland Road
- Dead author session: ‘Who wrote MS Lat. 2342? The Identity of the Anonymus Beccensis Revisited’ 23 October 2018, 3.30 PM - 23 October 2018, 4.45 PM Ben Pohl (Senior Lecturer in Medieval History, Bristol) Lecture Room 8, 21 Woodland Road
- Black British History, Bristol and Black Identity 23 October 2018, 7.00 PM - 23 October 2018, 9.00 PM Anson Rooms Bar, Bristol Student Union
- Postgraduate Symposium 24 October 2018, 2.00 PM - 24 October 2018, 5.00 PM Quentin Skinner (Barber Beaumont Professor of the Humanities, Queen Mary University of London) Verdon-Smith Room, Royal Fort House
- ‘Thomas Hobbes: Picturing the State’ 24 October 2018, 5.45 PM - 24 October 2018, 6.30 PM Quentin Skinner (Barber Beaumont Professor of the Humanities, Queen Mary University of London) Verdon-Smith Room, Royal Fort House
- ‘Wood, Iron, & Sweat: The Politics of Imperial Prosthetics, 1914-1940’ 30 October 2018, 3.30 PM - 30 October 2018, 4.45 PM Hilary Buxton (Past and Present Fellow, IHR) Lecture Room 8, 21 Woodland Road
- Masterclass for PGR students with Professor Yasmin Haskell: 'Passions for and of learning in the early modern period' 9 November 2018, 12.00 PM - 9 November 2018, 2.15 PM Professor Yasmin Haskell KNAW, Trippenhuis, Kloveniersburgwal 29, 1011 JV Amsterdam
- ‘Australasian Women Broadcasters and the BBC: Mobility, Nation, and Empire’ 13 November 2018, 3.30 PM - 13 November 2018, 4.45 PM Jeannine Baker (Macquarie University Research Fellow, Macquarie) Lecture Room 8, 21 Woodland Road
- Dr Lara Choksey, "Welfare Fictions: Post-war Meritocracy and the Brixton Uprising." 15 November 2018, 4.00 PM - 15 November 2018, 5.00 PM LR8, Arts Complex
- ‘“A land full of promise": British Oil Imperialism in the Bakhtiari Lands in the Early Twentieth Century’ 27 November 2018, 3.30 PM - 27 November 2018, 4.45 PM Guillemette Crouzet (Newton International Fellow, Warwick) Lecture Room 8, 21 Woodland Road
- ‘Postgraduate Workshop’ - Workshop on writing the phd, presenting skills, and further opportunities 28 November 2018, 1.00 PM - 28 November 2018, 5.00 PM G59
- Nick Aikens, Curating Black British Art 4 December 2018, 3.15 PM - 4 December 2018, 4.15 PM Senate House Seminar Room 5.10.
- ‘From Early Irish Loyalism to the ‘Alt-Right’: Locating the ‘White Slave Trade’ in Eighteenth-Century Irish-American Print Culture’ 11 December 2018, 3.30 PM - 11 December 2018, 4.45 PM Martyn Powell (Head of the School of Humanities, Bristol) Lecture Room 8, 21 Woodland Road
- Reflective Roundtable: ‘Does Environmental History have a Special Duty to Look Beyond Historians?’ 5 February 2019, 3.30 PM - 5 February 2019, 4.45 PM Adrian Howkins, Dan Haines, Marianna Dudley, Peter Coates, Andy Flack. Chair: Tim Cole. Lecture Room 8, 21 Woodland Road
- ‘The Prison Guard's Dilemma: War Captivity and Social Interactions in Eighteenth-Century Britain and France’ 19 February 2019, 3.30 PM - 19 February 2019, 4.45 PM Renaud Morieux (Senior Lecturer in British History, Cambridge) Lecture Room 8, 21 Woodland Road