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History of Art Undergraduate Prize Winners 2016
Congratulations to the following undergraduate students, who have won prizes for their work in History of Art for the 2015-16 academic year: Kinga Peszko was awarded the Felicia Murray Lefebvre Prize. This annual prize is given for the best essay submitted by any Level 2 student in History of Art as part...
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University's 'hidden treasures' showcased in new book
A newly published book will highlight some of the University of Aberdeen's 'hidden treasures' that are part of one of the University's Library's most significant collections of books gifted to the institution more than 400 years ago
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Aberdeen Philosophy Climbs University League Tables
Aberdeen Philosophy ranks 2nd in Scotland and 12th in the UK in the Guardian's 2017 University League Tables!
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BBC TV Appearance for History of Art's Fern Insh
Dr Fern Insh, Research Fellow in History of Art, will feature on the final episode of Scotland: The Promised Land – a three-part series exploring Scotland's social and political changes in the years following World War One. Fern will discuss the impact of war on the art of the Montrose-born sculptor...
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New PhD!
Congratulations to Marta Pawlowicz-Weychan who passed her PhD viva for a thesis entitled “The Double Life of the Self and the Other: Krysztof Kieslowski’s French Cinema in Ricoeurian and Nancean terms”. Well done Dr. Pawlowicz-Weychan!
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Recent publications in History of Art
Research by History of Art PhD student Michelle Foot has been published in the latest edition of HARTS & Minds. Michelle's article, "The Medium and her Spirit Guide: An Artist's Portrayal of the Psychical Senses" is drawn from her ongoing work into Modern Spiritualism and Scottish art during the period...
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Elphinstone PhD Scholarship available in History of Art
An Elphinstone PhD Scholarship in History of Art is available from September 2016, for research into Scottish perspectives on British art and British identity during the early modern period (c.1550-1720).
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Philosophy offers Elphinstone Scholarship on "Spinoza and Political Affect"
PhD fee-waiver scholarships are available for students working on Spinoza and Political Affect, to be supervised by Dr. Beth Lord.
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New PhD!
Congratulations to Balint Kekedi on his recent successful PhD viva! Balint defended his dissertation entitled “Descartes, the Sheep, and the Wolf: A Study in the Autonomy of Cartesian Automata”. Well done Balint!
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History Graduates Awarded Prestigious Fellowships
Two graduates who gained their PhDs from the History Department have been awarded prestigious fellowships at the Institute of Historical Research in London.