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supervised by Cathy Gere) Causing people to exist and the non-identity problem (supervised by John McMillan). ... It was interesting to meet alumni of the Cavendish who were responsible for constructing the original model.

This work went on over the summer of 2007 and the library staff and other people who helped out are to be congratulated for finishing this on schedule for the start ... Aphra Behn Distorted perspectives: operas and perspective glasses People, place and

A new section of Explore, created by Josh Nall and Ruth Horry, focusing on globes, has now been launched; a number of other people contributed their research to this.

enhances ability to in teract with a wide range of people with varied interests, and encourages intellectual and human flexibility. • ... Small College community enhances ability to interact comfortably with a wide range of people/cultures/disciplines,

2. The Part III Manager’s guidelines should advise that when students consider working with people outside of the Department, particular attention must be paid to ensure that the end result

has worked very well this year to have a small group of people including the Senior Examiner (Hasok Chang) and the Ordinary Examiner (Helen Curry)

This recommendation should be considered by the Degree Committee. 2. The MPhil Manager’s guidelines should advise that when students consider working with people outside of the Department, particular attention must

It has worked very well this year to have a small group of people including the Senior Examiner (Hasok Chang) and the Ordinary Examiner (Helen Curry)

at the same time valorizing ideals of natural virtue and simplicity that were associated with both feudalism and peoples from the New World. ... This workshop aims to promote communication and exchange among people in Cambridge working on various aspects

6 June Sadiah Qureshi (University of Birmingham) Discussant: Sujit Sivasundaram (History, Cambridge) Empire: displayed peoples, empire and anthropology in the Metropole. ... 61–83. 29 May Responses to ‘The Weirdest People in the World’ (2010),