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2016
November
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War and Diplomacy in East Central Europe - Launch of Patrick Gordon's Diaries, volume 6
-International Conference to mark the launch of the last volume of Patrick Gordon’s Diary, in conjunction with RIISS and CEMS
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Literacy 'under the Lock': Education, Spirituality and Enclosure in Dominican Reform Convents
-Wed 16th November, 1-2 pm Literacy 'under the Lock': Education, Spirituality and Enclosure in Dominican Reform Convents Marie Luise Ehrenschwendtner (University of Aberdeen, Divinity) Venue: NK11
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Touching Skin: Why Medieval Readers Rubbed and Kissed their Manuscripts
-Wed 9th November, 1-2 pm Touching Skin: Why Medieval Readers Rubbed and Kissed their Manuscripts Kathryn Rudy (St Andrews) Venue: NK7
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Friends and Enemies in Julius Caesar
-Wed 2nd November, 1-2 pm Friends and Enemies in Julius Caesar Dermot Cavanagh (Edinburgh) Venue: NK7
October
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'What legacy shall I bequeath to thee?' - Shakespeare in the Context of his Time
-Shakespeare Postgraduate and Early Career Symposium on 22 October 2016
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Shakespeare Recreated: Carlos Gamerro's Cardenio
-Thursday 20th October 5.30 pm. Shakespeare Recreated: Carlos Gamerro’s Cardenio A reading and discussion with the Argentinian writer of his novel that reimagines the lost Shakespeare play inspired by an incident in Cervantes’ Don Quixote. Part of Shakespeare Week at the University of Aberdeen.
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Playing Aberdeen, 1601
-A performance event exploring the visit to Aberdeen of a theatre company in 1601
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Playing Spaces: The Early Modern Stage Today
-3 visiting speakers come together to investigate the stage spaces of Shakespeare's time and how we can use them today.
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'Equal by Design': a film about Spinoza and the UK housing crisis
-“Equal by Design”: a film about Spinoza and the UK housing crisis Beth Lord (University of Aberdeen, Philosophy) Venue: NK7
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Old tunes with new words: Scots Neo-Latin literary culture and the Hidden Revolution
-Old tunes with new words: Scots Neo-Latin literary culture and the Hidden Revolution David McOmish (Glasgow)