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2015
March
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CEMS Research Seminar
-Guy Rowlands (St Andrews), ‘The Sinews of War, the Sun King, and the Financial Burdens and Perils of being a Superpower’
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CEMS Research Seminar
-Rachel McGregor (Robert Gordon), ‘What’s in a nomen?: Readers’ marks and Humanist Identity Formation in Lily’s Grammar’
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Postgraduate History Seminar Series
-Our speaker is Mary Hardy of the University of Aberdeen, who will be presenting a paper titled: 'A Love of Piety Wherever it is Found’: The seventeenth-century reception of Francis de Sales. The talk will be followed by a brief Q & A session and our customary trip to the Machar.
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G. O. Sayles Memorial Lecture on Mediaeval History, 2015
-Professor Stefan Brink (Director, Centre for Scandinavian Studies, University of Aberdeen) will be presenting a paper entitled The Concept (and Denial) of the Early Mediaeval Germanic Free Peasant.
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The Art History Seminar Together with Flim Studies
-This term’s third meeting of the Art History Seminar, jointly sponsored with Film Studies and Visual Culture, and the Aberdeen Centre for Russian and East European History, will take place in KCG7 on Wednesday, 4 March 2015 at 4.15 pm Dr Amy Bryzgel (Department of History of Art) will give a...
February
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William Elphinstone and Scotland's first books
-Lower Ground Floor Seminar Room, Special Collections Centre, The Sir Duncan Rice Library A talk by Professor Jane Stevenson, Regius Chair of Humanity. This talk begins by asking 'what is an early Scottish book'? After a brief look at the history of books in Scotland, Professor Stevenson will turn to a consideration...
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Between Metaphysics, Theology and Aesthetics: An Interdisciplinary Symposium on Early Modern Religious Thought
-Hosted by the Centre for Early Modern Studies Friday 20 February 2015, 1.30-4.30 Sir Duncan Rice Library, Meeting Room 1 (7th floor) 1.15 Lunch and Coffee/Tea 2.00-2.45 Dr Giovanni Gellera (University of Glasgow) “Hoc est corpus meum”: there is not more than what meets the eyes. The origins of natural law thinking in Protestant...
