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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.

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.

Much recent scholarship suggests as much: the renewed focus on race and religion, on gender and sexuality, on indigenous and marginal communities, has reminded us of the political stakes of individual ... of resisting the pull of singular narratives.[17]

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).

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..

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).

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.

Yet, this scholarship, while salutary and compelling, remains. inattentive to the relationship between religion and climate change. ... migration, empire and religion and on the other the importance of.

solidarity. Enlightenment values, as summarised here, are also the values of humanism.4 Frequently Enlightenment values and les convictions have been in opposition to religion, and religion in its turn has ... Frequently Enlightenment values and ‘les