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2025
October
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Lowland Improvement and Scotland's Last 'Gypsy' Executions, 1770-1800
-New Voices in Irish and Scottish Studies Seminar All Welcome
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Hotel Lux: Researching an Irish Woman's World in 1920s Moscow
-New Voices in Irish and Scottish Studies Seminar All Welcome
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'Frenchmen who chose ... to abandon their country': French émigrés in Dublin, 1789-1794
-New Voices in Irish and Scottish Studies Seminar All Welcome
September
June
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RSE workshop on Scottish Literature
-10.30AM Discussion 1.30 PM Paper Panels Panel 1- Paula Sledinska Drama, Yas and Miwa Soto Translation and Globalisation Panel 2- Kate Mathis Gaelic Song Arianna Introna Disability Darryl Peers Queerness in Scottish Fiction 3.00 PM Break 3.30 PM Paper Panels Panel 3- Rodge Glass Jewish-Scottish Writing Linda Tym Energy Panel 4- Hongling Lyu and Pingting Zhang Scottish Literature in China Lorna MacBean Prisons Monika Szuba Animals
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Society for the Study of Nineteenth-Century Ireland: Annual Conference
-As the tensions and contradictions between the global economic system and national affirmations of cultural and political identity come into sharp focus, the SSNCI annual conference seeks to establish how the polarity between universalism and locality was articulated and examined in nineteenth-century Ireland. Drawing inspiration from the work of Aberdeen...
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Ceangal / Connect
-On the 9th – 10th June the Consulate General of Ireland, the Research Institute for Irish and Scottish Studies at the University of Aberdeen and Údarás na Gaeltachta will host a symposium at the University of Aberdeen bringing together policy makers, statutory and non-departmental public bodies, academics, industry and civil...
May
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Book Launch of Gordon Graham, David Hume and the Aberdeen Philosophers (Edinburgh University Press)
-Author meets Critics Gordon Graham in conversation with James Harris and Tamas Demeter
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Workshop: The Philosophy of James Beattie
-9.15: Welcome and Introductions 9.30-10.00: Bradford Bow, 'Beattie and the Aberdeen Philosophical Society' 10.00-10.30: Tamas Demeter, 'Beattie and Common Sense' 10.30-11.00: Douglas McDermid, 'Beattie and Scepticism' Coffee 11.15-11.45: Gordon Graham,'Beattie and Memory' 11.45-12.15: Botond Csuka, 'Beattie and Belles Lettres Lunch 1.30-2.00: Michael Brown, 'Beattie and Politics' 2.00-2.30: Fred Ablondi, 'Beattie and Religion' 2.30-3.00: Amit Aizenman, 'Beattie and Free Speech'
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Humean Chemistry
-The Inaugural James Beattie RIISSS Lecture