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2023
November
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Imperial America: Texas, Manifest Destiny & the Invasion
-Join Professor William Naphy as he expands upon 'Imperial America: Texas, Manifest Destiny, & the Invasion'.
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The Art History Research Seminar
-From Mountains to Sea: Curating the New Museum of Aberdeenshire - Amy Miller (Curator, Aberdeenshire Museums Service)
October
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Art History Book Launch with Catriona McAra and Karl Kinsella
-Join us in person or online to celebrate the recent publication of two books by members of the Art History department! Catriona McAra and Karl Kinsella with discuss their experiences of publishing their monographs, the process of completing long-term projects, and the developemt of a research monograph while working with different...
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Belgian Battlefields Tour
-Organised by our Brussels Alumni Chapter, we would like to invite alumni to join our day trip on Saturday 14 October to explore World War One Belgian battlefields, monuments and museums alongside University of Aberdeen Professor and Historian Tom Weber. Professor Weber has written a number of best-selling and critically acclaimed...
May
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CHPSTM on-line Research Seminar: Silvia Casini (University of Aberdeen)
-In search of a format: The strange case of the International Festival of Scientific-Didactic Film 1956-1975
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The Art History Research Seminar
-Reimagining the 'Thin Ideal': An Alternative Materiality of the Fashionable Silhouette c.1880-1930: Abigail Jubb (University of York)
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Nation-building and Society in Nineteenth- and Twentieth-century East Central Europe
-Nation-building and Society in Nineteenth - and Twentieth-century East Central Europe, Wednesday 3 May 2023, 13:30–17:30 New Kings 14 and Online, Speakers: Wiktoria Kudela-Świątek (Cracow), Dr Natalia Gromakova, Dr Larysa Buryak (both Aberdeen) and Dr Nataliya Kibita (Glasgow).For online link please contact k.friedrich@abdn.ac.uk
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Radical Women Seminar
-Using the occasion of our last staff exchange under the Erasmus scheme in History, we welcome Dr Wiktoria Kudela-Świątek from the Pedagogical University in Cracow. Dr Natasha Danilova, Dr Elizabeth Anderson and Dr Alessandra Cecolin (chairing) will contribute to what will be an interdisciplinary event.
