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Early Modern Scholarship and Religion. Seminar or event series. The Seminar in Early Modern Scholarship and Religion was founded in 2017 by Theodor Dunkelgrün, Kirsten Macfarlane and Tim Twining to provide ... Felix Schlichter, David Sclar, Richard

Research Seminars. The Faculty offers an extensive programme of seminars designed for graduate students and organised by the lecturing staff. ... Early Modern History. Economic, Social and Cultural History. Modern British and Irish History.

I am currently a co-convenor of the Early Modern British and Irish Seminar and the Early Modern Scholarship and Religion Seminar:. ... https://www.hist.cam.ac.uk/event-series/early-modern-british-and-irish-history.

Nevertheless our approaches transect geographical and territorial boundaries. Between us, we work on the histories of belief, education, and religion; commerce, culture, and materiality; economy, finance, and society; empire, ethnicity, and

written feedback on essays and assessments and an opportunity to present their work;. ... It builds upon the recent scholarship that has analysed the Mediterranean as a place of exchange between East and West.

and the historically-minded) with diverse specializations and sensibilities who work on the eighteenth century. ... The History Faculty’s Trevelyan Fund normally provides crucial and much appreciated assistance to support visits by scholars from

My thesis deals with the religious scholarship of French humanists and the debates about theological competence in the Reformation era. ... Paris vs. Basel (a prequel): the patristic editions of Jacques Lefèvre d’Étaples and his circle’ delivered

Professor Tessa Webber. Dr Julie Barrau. Dr Andrew Spencer. and the whole medievalist collective. ... Feb. 15. Trustworthy Men? Navigating Peasant Responsibilities and Gender Ambiguities in Medieval England.

In 2017, I co-founded the ongoing Cambridge Seminar in Early Modern Scholarship and Religion together with Tim Twining and Kirsten Macfarlane. ... Zur Shalev, Sacred Words and Worlds: Geography, Religion, and Scholarship, 1500-1700 (Leiden and Boston:

This expanded research community seeks to contribute to wider discussions across the University about global connections and cultural diversity before the era of European colonialism. ... The seminar, which meets for two hours fortnightly during each

The seminar was retitled World History' in 2006 in recognition of changing intellectual interests and political contexts. ... Sandra Swart (Stellenbosch). This is a joint seminar with the Centre of History and Economics.

Lila O’Leary Chambers, Research Fellow, Gonville and Caius College, University of Cambridge. ... Organised by Nicholas Guyatt, University of Cambridge, and Andrew Preston, University of Cambridge.

to do so, see under ‘At A Glance’, and please remember to give your first and last names and any institutional or company affiliation. ... Note: this is a Joint meeting with the Cambridge Centre for History and Economics seminar.

Events. Jan. 31. The Hand that Sets the Table: Women and the Transmission of Alternative Religious Knowledge in 14th-century Dissident Networks. ... banner image: Phesonas and Cassiel playing chess on a 5x5 blue and gold chequered board.

Modern British History. Seminar or event series. The Modern British History seminar showcases new scholarship in the field, stretching from the 18th to the late 20th centuries and covering a range ... Events. Jan. 25. Antiracism and political education:

The presenters illustrate the breadth of the field, in both subject and method. ... 1900-2020’ (co-authored with Tom Westland, Ewout Frankema and Tanik Joshipura). Feb.

Professor Paul Brand (University of Oxford). Feb. 7. Fines and the Common Bench, 1218-1226. ... Douglas Chapman (University of Cambridge). Feb. 13. Representation in the Parliaments of Henry III and Edward III.

The Seminar is methodologically eclectic and open to cognate disciplines (including geography, sociology, demographics and economics). ... 1928-2024. Fergus Campbell, Newcastle University. May. 22. The IRA and the Northern Ireland Peace Process.

Events. May. 7. Inventing the Modern Region: Basque Identity and the French Nation-State. ... May. 21. Power, Value, and the Competing Temporalities of Money in Postwar Hungary.

French, Australian, American and South Asian cultural history as well, especially where transnational themes are involved. ... Due to leave and retirement, the Seminar will be suspended in 2024-5.

In line with developments in scholarship, the seminar has evolved a more global approach to the early modern and often highlights new work on encounters and exchanges. ... Our programme usually includes a mixture of full-length papers given by

The Cambridge History and Economics seminar. Tues 30 April at 17.15 pm. ... Richard Hornbeck (University of Chicago). One Giant Leap: Emancipation and Aggregate Economic Gains.

24 April. The Social Origins of Democracy and Authoritarianism Reconsidered: Prussia and Sweden in Comparison. ... When. Wednesdays 1pm - 3pm. Where. Faculty of History, Room 5 and online: Zoom.

Allies beat them to the Bomb and explores deeper questions about certainty and uncertainty. ... September. Katherine did a History and Philosophy of Science MPhil at Darwin and is now.

22. When enough was enough. Nostalgia and the idea of sufficiency in the fourteenth century. ... Image. Dr Christopher Briggs. Associate Professor in Medieval British Social and Economic History..

Enemy agents are found under gooseberry bushes and intelligence is brought by the storks.’. ... in Global Security and for four directed the Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Intelligence.

We often hear from our graduate students, usually in paired papers, as well as from colleagues and visiting historians. ... Yi Wang,. Venue: Sidney Smith room. Feb. 15. Gendered histories of mobility and resistance across the early modern Mediterranean.

Cambridge Late Antiquity Network (CLANS). Seminar or event series. The seminar provides an inter-disciplinary platform for classicists, historians, archaeologists, and theologians working on Late Antiquity. ... Events. Mar. 6. Libanius the lobbyist:

globe. We meet in the Faculty building on alternate Thursdays in Lent Term and in Easter Term. ... It is one of the contributors to the Core seminar in economic and social history.

Convenors: Charles Read and Simon Szreter. The Seminar is grateful for the generous support provided by the Trevelyan Fund. ... This seminar does not run in Michaelmas Term. It participates in the Core seminar in economic and social history..

Lucy Clarke (University of Sheffield). Feb. 7. Birth, Death, and Domestic Religion in Early Modern London. ... Rory Rapple (University of Notre Dame). Mar. 6. Women and Slavery in Seventeenth-Century Barbados and England.

as well as by younger academics, post-doctoral research fellows and advanced graduate students. ... Feb. 19. Roman Law between Scholasticism and Humanism. Magnus Ryan (Peterhouse, University of Cambridge).

African Economic History. Medieval economic and social history;. Early modern economic and social history;. ... Economic growth, social inequality. and material culture in Flanders and Brabant (c.18).

Cambridge Group for the History of Population and Social Structure. Seminar or event series. ... Sandwiches and fruit will be available from 1 pm. Convenor(s). Romola Davenport.