The School of History, Classics and Archaeology hosts seminars throughout the academic year, which are open to all. HTML All events take place on Tuesdays at 5:15pm unless otherwise stated on Zoom To book your place, please register on Eventbrite.EventbriteTo Join the Edinburgh Early Modern Network, please email your name and academic affiliation (if any) to early.modern@ed.ac.uk or on its website https://edearlymodernnetwork.wixsite.com/ednetworkEvents scheduleSemester 1 2021/22DateTopicSpeakersTuesday 21st SeptCulture and Spaces in the 18th CenturyDr Millie Schurch (University of St Andrews) ‘’Where ye sweetness of a cultivated Country is intermixd with the sublime’’: Cultivating Land, Letters and Literature in Elizabeth Montagu’s Travels in Scotland’Anna Myers (University of Edinburgh) ‘From Public to Private: Shakespeare at Home in 18th Century England’Tuesday 28th Sept‘Reassessing Forests and the State in the Early Modern World: The Longevity of State Forestry in Early Modern Korea’Professor John Lee (University of Durham)Tuesday 12th OctTBCDr Georg Christ (University of Manchester) Tuesday 26th Oct‘These things seem wondrous, yet more wondrous I’: Richard Hakluyt and Thomas Weelkes's 'Thule, the period of cosmographie’Dr Katie Bank (University of Birmingham)Tuesday 2nd NovWhat Happened to Scots? Contact and Identity in Early Modern ScotlandSarah Van Eyndhoven (University of Edinburgh) and Lisa Gotthard (University of Edinburgh)Tuesday 9th NovTravel and Identity in the Early Modern World Cecilia Mazzocchio (University of St Andrews): 'In Search of the ‘Other’: Ambrogio Lorenzetti’s Martyrdom of the Franciscans (c. 1340)'Imani Khaled (University of Manchester): 'Collecting non-normative bodies at Early Modern Courts’'Tuesday 16th Nov‘Library Failure in the First Age of Print’Professor Andrew Pettegree and Dr Arthur der Weduwen (University of St Andrews)Wednesday 24th NovJesuit Knowledge in the Early Modern WorldSilvia Cinnella Della Porta (University of Florence): "Jesuit knowledge in Early Modern England: the translation of José de Acosta's Historia and the mysteries of Peru"Dr Richard Oosterhoff (University of Edinburgh): 'Ingenious Jesuitical Knowledge'Professor Ulrike Strasser (University of California San Diego) and Professor Renate Durr (University of Tübingen): 'Jesuits and the Enlightenment: De-centering the Enlightenment, Micro-historical perspectives on global transfers'In Collaboration with the Society of Renaissance Studies via CrowdCast.Wednesday 1st DecPre Modern Migrations: Communities, Ideas and Materials on the MoveIn Collaboration with Centre for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, Late Antique and Medieval Postgraduate Society, Late Antique, Islamic and Byzantine Research Group and the Edinburgh Early Modern NetworkTue 7th Dec‘Shit for Brain’: Constipation, Missing the Mark and the Grotesque Outcomes of Literalness in François Rabelais’s Papimanes episode (Quart Livre 51-52)'Dr Raphaële Garrod (University of Oxford)Thurs 14th DecEarly Modern Law RoundtableDr Rebecca Mason (University of Glasgow), Matthew Cleary (University of Edinburgh), Dr Guido Rossi (University of Edinburgh)Follow us onlineKeep up-to-date with news and events from the School of History, Classics and Archaeology by following us on Facebook and Twitter.Follow us on FacebookFollow us on TwitterFurther informationIf you have any questions, or would like to be added to the Centre email distribution list to receive details of the seminars and other events that may be of interest, please email us.Full programme of research seminars and events calendar HTML Find out what else is on The School of History, Classics and Archaeology offers an exciting programme of seminars across many subjects areas. Visit the research seminars website to find out what else is happening. Full programme of research seminars and events calendar This article was published on 2024-08-01
