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2018
January
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The Art History Seminar
-"John Kay, Print Culture and the Philosophy of Laughter" Wendy McGlashan (History of Art, Aberdeen)
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Philosophy Talks 2017-18
-All talks will take place on Wednesdays in 50-52 College Bounds CB203 and will end no later than 4:45pm.
2017
December
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Heritage Evening "Celebrating the achievements of Alberto Morrocco"
-With a presentation by Professor John Morrison
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Philosophy Talks 2017-18
-All talks will take place on Wednesdays in 50-52 College Bounds CB203 and will end no later than 4:45pm.
November
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Talk 'Landseer, the Monarch of the Glen and Scotland' with Professor John Morrison
-Sir Edwin Landseer (1802-1873), the painter of The Monarch of the Glen (c.1851), is a major figure of nineteenth century English painting. A close friend of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, a regular guest at Balmoral and at many of the great houses of the Highlands he painted works which have...
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The Aberdeen Centre for Protestant Theology
-Inaugural Lecture
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SECRET PHOTOS
-The Cooperation between Associated Press and the National Socialist Regime, 1942-1945
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Ross Sinclair In Conversation with John Morrison
-This free event is during the final week of the Inverness Museum and Art Gallery's current exhibition featuring Landseer’s ‘Monarch of the Glen’ and a contemporary response from artist Ross Sinclair. Sinclair will be in conversation with Professor John Morrison to discuss his own work in relation the wider context of...
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Martin Luther: Manhood and Pugilism
-Please register via Eventbrite: Professor Roper's recent book on Martin Luther provides a critical reassessment of the German Reformer during the anniversary of his alleged 'posting of the 95 theses' on a church door in Wittenberg. Luther, not the 'deus ex machina', and not the benign reformer, but a manipulative and...
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Commemorating the Anniversary of the Russian October Revolution
-ACREEH in Cooperation with the Friends of the Library Wed 8 November 2017, 19.30-21.00 in the Seminar Room of the Special Collection Centre, Sir Duncan Rice Library, Lower floor Professor Tony Heywood: Leith, Gallipoli and the Russian Revolution Professor Paul Dukes: Aberdeen and the Russian Revolution Followed by a TV mini-documentary: Russia under Soviet Power...