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Friday, 10 July 2020. Professor Sivasundaram publishes article on the need for a prehistory of Covid 19 which considers animal/human relations. ... The Animal, the Human and the Prehistory of Covid-19.

The physical description and the description of his way of eating, reminiscent of an animal, supports this, and it would also explain why they went to such lengths, even torture, to ... get him to speak: speech is one of the main characteristics that

Brett and J. Tully eds., Rethinking the foundations of modern political thought (Cambridge University Press 2006). ... Attwood, L. Benton and A. Clulow eds., Protection and empire. A global history (Cambridge University Press 2017).

Jeremy Adelman (Cambridge). May. 9. Peter Pan Pachyderms? What a doomed experiment to reintroduce elephants taught us about animal cultures. ... Ruth Watson (Cambridge),. Jun. 6. Interconnected Island Worlds: Iberians’ Encounters with the Austral Lands,

Made from petroleum rather than vegetable or animal fats, synthetic detergents took off in the 1950s, and most people have never looked back.

This may be in any language offered by the Cambridge University Language Centre, and may be elementary, continuing or advanced. ... This optional course draws on the exceptional range and depth of expertise in the Cambridge World History Subject Group.

29 Sep 2023: West Road Cambridge CB3 9EF. Tel: 44 (0) 1223 335340 http:www.hist.cam.ac.uk. ... Rethinking Family with Animals in Twentieth-Century Britain’. 24 May EMILY RUTHERFORD, Corpus Christi College, Oxford.

Feeding France: New Sciences of Food, 1760-1815. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2014. ... Worlds of Natural History. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2018 (co-edited with N.

The Cambridge History and Economics seminar. Tues 30 April at 17.15 pm. ... Paul Warde. Professor of Environmental History, Cambridge, Director, Centre for History and Economics, Cambridge.

animal studies, and queer history, among others, and, in this way, reveal the limits of and alternatives to the Mediterranean paradigm in early modern history.

animal interactions. ... have made the seminar such a fun part of the historical research culture at Cambridge.

with David Armitage and Alison Bashford (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2017). ... al eds. Science and Religion: New Historical Perspectives (Cambridge University Press, 2010), pp.177-198.

New from Michaelmas 2023 will be topics on animals and the environment, slavery, gender, Western engagement with Islam and colonialism, widening the range of political actors the paper considers and extending

Before beginning my PhD, I completed a BA in History at Oxford, and then came to Cambridge to do an MPhil in Modern and Contemporary Literature. ... Accustomed to Female Domination”: Women, Mass Media, and Animal Intimacy in Interwar Britain',

In the eighteenth century, South African plants and animals caught the imagination of visiting Europeans. ... Cambridge University Press. 2020 . Navigate. The Scientific Imagination in South Africa.

and transatlanticisms, Mesoamerican archaeology, Human-Animal intercommunication, popular culture and folk art, and educational video games. ... Contact. Tags & Themes. Address. Churchill College, University of Cambridge. Storey's Way Cambridge.

Tamara Fernando. PhD Candidate. I completed my BA in History and Literature at Harvard University and my MPhil in Early Modern History at Cambridge as a Harvard-Cambridge Fellow in 2017. ... I'm interested in the development of marine biology, marine

I received my Ph.D. from Princeton University before joining the University of Cambridge in 2014. ... Contact. Tags & Themes. Address. Christ's College. St Andrew's St. Cambridge CB2 3BU.

Before the widespread harnessing of machine energy based on carbon fuel, almost all labour had to be done by men and animals. ... Contact. Tags & Themes. Address. Queens' College. Cambridge CB3 9ET. Email. jcm11@cam.ac.uk.

by Conal Condren, Stephen Gaukroger, and Ian Hunter (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2006), pp. ... Testimony: The artless proof’, in Renaissance Figures of Speech, ed. by Sylvia Adamson, Gavin Alexander and Katrin Ettenhuber (Cambridge:

My PhD study is funded by the Cambridge Trust's Prince of Wales and Smuts Cambridge International Scholarship. ... I was a co-convenor of the Cambridge World History workshop for 2021-2022, and am co-convening the Social and Economic History Workshop for

29 Sep 2023: West Road Cambridge CB3 9EF. Tel: 44 (0) 1223 335340 Fax: 44 (0) 1223 335968. ... MAX LONG, University of Cambridge. ‘Broadcasting Beasts: Animals and the BBC in Interwar Britain’.

17 Apr 2024: 9 May: Sandra Swart (Stellenbosch), 'Peter Pan Pachyderms? What a doomed experiment to reintroduce elephants taught us about animal cultures.'. ... 23 May: Ruth Watson (Cambridge), ‘‘The ‘unwashed multitude’: Comparing colonial crowds in

Monday, 14 March 2022. Sir Tony Wrigley, 1931-2022, Professor of Economic History, University of Cambridge, 1994-97. ... That work also continues in today’s Cambridge Group, which has both Geography Department and History Faculty branches.

Professor Sujit Sivasundaram, Faculty of History, University of Cambridge  sps20@cam.ac.uk. ... Jack Ashby, University Museum of Zoology, University of Cambridge  jda26@cam.ac.uk.

Classes cover all dimensions of writing: the cost and multiple skills that went into turning animal skin into written artefacts, the education that enabled authors and scribes to write their texts – ... Even closer to the sources, two of the classes

29 Sep 2023: Animals in late antiquity and the middle ages (offers of 3-5 minute case studies on this theme are invited from seminar members) Thursday 5th November Stefan de Jong. ... West Road Cambridge CB3 9EF. Tel: 44 (0) 1223 335340 Fax: 44 (0) 1223 335968.

29 Sep 2023: 1. General Risk Assessment Form RA1 University of Cambridge, general risk assessment form. ... High or low temperatures High pressures Chemical hazards Biological hazards Genetically Modified Organisms Ionising radiations Lasers Sharp objects Dusts Work

29 Sep 2023: 1. General Risk Assessment Form RA1 University of Cambridge, general risk assessment form. ... High or low temperatures High pressures Chemical hazards Biological hazards Genetically Modified Organisms Ionising radiations Lasers Sharp objects Dusts Work

2 Feb 2024: Nominated for the Gladstone Memorial Prize, 2008) & (Winner of the Cambridge Historical Society Prize, 2008). ... Nominated for the Gladstone Memorial Prize, 2009) & (Winner of the Cambridge Historical Society Prize, 2009).

29 Sep 2023: Ferrari and M. Griffith (Cambridge, 2000). Alternatively. trans. F. Cornford (1941), or D. ... Nicomachean Ethics, trans. R. Crisp (Cambridge, 2000) or trans. W.D. Ross, rev.

2 Feb 2024: Nominated for the Gladstone Memorial Prize, 2008) & (Winner of the Cambridge Historical Society Prize, 2008). ... Nominated for the Gladstone Memorial Prize, 2009) & (Winner of the Cambridge Historical Society Prize, 2009).

28 Mar 2024: 9  PROF BRETT Slavery (Two lectures, weeks 1‐2) W. 9  Animals and the natural environment (Two lectures, weeks 3‐4) W. 9  Gender (Two lectures, weeks 5‐6) W.9 . ... 2 . RP8: Themes in Modern British and Irish History 

29 Sep 2023: FIRE RISK ASSESSMENT. Responsible Person:. The Chancellor, Masters and Scholars of the University of Cambridge. ... Address of Premises:. Faculty of History, Sidgwick Avenue, Cambridge CB3 9DA.

16 Nov 2023: Michael oriard (1993) rightfully noted that in 1900, football was a new animal in the American entertainment universe: more people had read about it than had either played or watched it