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CENTRE FOR RESEARCH IN THE ARTS, SOCIAL SCIENCES AND HUMANITIES

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CENTRE FOR RESEARCH IN THE ARTS, SOCIAL SCIENCES AND HUMANITIES

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WELCOME

SIMON GOLDHILL !DIRECTOR"

Conspiracy and Democracy

Creative Economy, Digital Technology and Innovation; and the second Intellectual Property Law and Freedom.

Teaching Seminar on Practicing Re:Enlightenment.

continues our Understanding Society series which

In and amongst our regular seminars and

the notion of understanding itself at our March conference on The Location of Knowledge.

holes in the ground are outside CRASSH, Edmund

Richard Building.

RESEARCHCONFERENCES

The Location of Knowledge

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GRADUATE RESEARCH GROUPS

Forum (CIRF)

(CLANS)

GreenBRIDGE (Buildings, Research,

FACULTY RESEARCH GROUPS

the Humanities

Group

14 S Dreamworlds of Empire: Utopia, Race and the Project for a New Anglo Century

www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/1958

14 C/W Managing a Digital Project

career researchers.www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/2321

16 S Revolution as moral contract: re#ecting on the social revolution of Western Sahara’s liberation movement

Research Seminar.www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/2231

16 S Climate Histories

Climate Histories. www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/2304

16 S East European Memory Studies


17 S Race: Greek Sculpture and ‘Stu$ed Natives’ at the Crystal Palace, Sydenham. De%ning the Classical Body in 1850s London

Kate Nichols (CRASSH) with discussant Brian


17 S Aspects of Public Art, the Built Environment, and the Communication of Values

at GreenBRIDGE.www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/2295

21 S Dualism: New Evidence

progress.www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/1975

21 S The Humanities and Citizenship


21 S Fertility Counselling: Looking at Loss, Addressing the Myths and Embracing the Future

Women’s Clinic) at CIRF.www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/2154

22 S Altered Things

at Things.www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/2300

22 RG Psychoanalysis Reading Group


22 S An evening with Ray Andrew on The Shining (Stanley Kubrick, 1980)

Media.www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/2249

JANUARY

23 S Networking Australasia, Researching Novel-Worlds in the Cyberage

Humanities Network seminar.www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/2283

23 C/W Research Incubator Series: Memory


23 S Practicing Re:Enlightenment: the experimental concept lab


23 S Otto I’s Invasion of Italy and the Writing of Ottonian Queenship

Simon Maclean (St Andrews) at CLANS. www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/2104

24 C/W Comparing Ancient Worlds: Greece and China

Buddhism in China.www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/2064

24 L Why Some Comparisons Make More Di$erence than Others


24 L Comparing Ancient Worlds

Christopher Cullen (Needham Research


28 S Art, Empire, and Revolution, 1890-1930: the case of Casimir and Constance Markievicz


28 S CIRF Workshop on Ethics and Reproduction: Introduction


28 S Popular Politics and International Celebrity in the Mid-C19th

Simon Morgan (Leeds Metropolitan) at The Guild.www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/2290

28 S Taking Place


JANUARY

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COMPARING ANCIENT WORLDS:

More information:


Key speakers include:

Heinrich von Staden (IAS, Princeton)

Shigehisa Kuriyama (EALC, Harvard)

Walter Scheidel (Classics, Stanford)

Michael Nylan (History, California)

Jeremy Tanner(Archaeology, UCL)

Ian Johnston (Medicine, Australia)

Richard King (Philosophy, Glasgow)

Lisa Raphals (Literature, California)

Vivienne Lo (History, UCL)

Yiqun Zhou(EALC, Stanford)

Thursday 24 - Saturday 26 January 2013 at the Needham Research Institute8 Sylvester Road · Cambridge · CB3 9AF

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For further questions, please contact the conferences conveners:

Dong Qiaosheng (Classics/NRI, Cambridge; [email protected]) and Zhao Jingyi (Classics, Cambridge; [email protected])

To be opened by:

Sir Geo!rey LloydPublic talks at CRASSH

Alison Richard Building · 7 West Road

Nathan Sivin (History of Science, Pennsylvania)

5pm Thursday 24 January

Christopher Cullen (Needham Research Institute)

5.30pm Saturday 26 January

28 L Our Connected Age: Lecture 1

Google).www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/2330

29 S Conversion in Eastern India




29 S A Tale of Four Cities: Does Ethnic Diversity Lead to Urban Con#icts?




30 RG Pierre Bourdieu: La Misère du Monde


30 C/W Research Incubator Series: Bodies




30 S The Stigmatization of Dedicated Polish Women Rescuers During the Second World War and its Aftermath: History and Memory




31 S Modelling Energy Use in the UK Housing Stock

Research) at GreenBRIDGE.www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/2296

JANUARY

Practicing Re:Enlightenment

More information and registration:


10am-12pm, Wednesdays in Lent Term (6 February - 20 March 2013) First session 4.30-6.30pm Wednesday 23 January 2013

at CRASSH · Alison Richard Building · 7 West Road · Cambridge

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An interdisciplinary Mellon seminar for researchers and graduate students led by Professors Peter de Bolla (English) and Cli!ord Siskin (NYU/ Leverhulme Visiting Professor at CRASSH).

31 S Science and Nationalism. Atapuerca, the Making of a Magic Mountain: Human-Origins-Research and National Identity in Contemporary Spain


31 C/W Humanitas Visiting Professorship in Media 2013 symposium


31 L The Political Con%guration of Identities


4 S Print and missionary networks in early C19th South and South-East Asia

CRASSH Charles Wallace India Trust Fellow

progress.www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/1970

4 S Universities and the Common Good


4 S ‘(re)Framing Works of ART:The Case of FINRRAGE’, ‘Pregnancy and Privacy in Postwar US %ction,’ and ‘The Disruptive Body of the Disabled Child’


5 S Model Things

Things. www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/2301



5 S Two documentaries

Réponse de femmes: notre corps notre sexe Quand les femmes s’en mêlentscreening with the Alliance Française,




JANUARY/ FEBRUARY

21 JANUARY

THE HUMANITIES AND CITIZENSHIP

HENRIETTA L. MOORE (William Wyse Chair of Social Anthropology,

SHM Foundation)

4 FEBRUARY

UNIVERSITES AND THE COMMON GOOD

CHARLES MATHEWES(Professor of Religious Studies

University of Virginia)

18 FEBRUARY

DEMOCRACY NEEDS US

HELEN SMALL(Professor of English Literature, University of Oxford)

4 MARCH

DIGITAL HUMANITIES AND THE CROWD: USING TECHNOLOGY FOR OUTREACH AND ENGAGEMENT

MELISSA TERRAS(Co-Director, UCL Digital Humanities)

6 C/W Research Incubator Series: Resilience


6 S The divisio regni of 364: An End to Unity?


7 C/W Human Flows

the Alison Richard Building. www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/2336

8 L A Local History


11 S Architecture and the Flow of Immigrants to Canada


11 S The Ethics of Treating Congenital Syphilis, 1870-1913


11 S Shifting Ideas: Library Design in C19th


11 S Taking Place


12 S Researcher Online 3:Making and Sharing Content Online




12 S Ordinary Topologies: Everyday Life in and out of Ramallah




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13 S Market Square



Kirsten Hastrup (Copenhagen) at Climate Histories.www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/2307

13 S Writing as Translation: Finding Jewish Voices in the Polish Language


14 S Professionalism. Spaces of Intellectual Exchange at Cambridge over the Last 100 years

Notes.www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/2184

14 S Community Based Social Marketing and Environmentalism: Engagement with a New Generation of Green Policies


14 L The Transformation of War


18 S Understanding Legal Development: Method in Law, History and Language

(Law) presents his work in progress.www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/1941

18 S Democracy Needs us


18 L Information, Intelligence, and the New Wars


18 S CIRF

Erica Haimes (Newcastle) at CIRF. www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/2156

19 S Re-materialising Things

(Durham) at Things.www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/2302



19 S Meat, Metal and Code: The Cadaver, the Comatose and the Chimera

Media.www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/2251

20 C/W Event Management

Social Media Knowledge Exchange workshop

Across Mixed and Transmedial Realities.www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/2344



FEBRUARY

20 C/W Researcher Online 3: Making and Sharing Content Online - Follow-up Session


20 C/W Research Incubator Series: Developmental Workshop 1


20 S The Donatist Controversy, 250-1150: Purity, Memory, and Priestly O&ce in the Latin West


20 L How to Fight the New Wars


21 C/W Humanitas Visiting Professorship in War Studies 2013 symposium


21 L The Open City


22 C/W Knowledge Economy

Social Media Knowledge Exchange workshop

Across Mixed and Transmedial Realities. www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/2345

25 S Pipeline: How Oil Created the Modern Middle East and How Water Can Transform It

presents her work in progress.www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/1964

25 S The Ethics of Late-Term Abortion post - 1990

CIRF.www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/2263

25 S Understanding Change in Victorian Society


25 S Taking Place


26 S The Legacy of Sokoto: Usable History, Polarities of Piety and Boko Haram




26 S City Seminar


FEBRUARY

HUMANITAS 2013 VISITING PROFESSORSHIP IN WAR STUDIES

The Future of WarMartin van Creveld


LECTURE SERIES AND SYMPOSIUM14-21 FEBRUARY 2013

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27 S Villainy and the Figure of the ‘vilain’ in French Renaissance Satire


27 RG André Gunder Frank: The Global Economy, AD 1400-1800. Comparisons and Relations



Climate Histories.www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/2308

FEBRUARY/ MARCH

27 S From Political Transition to the Transition of Imaginaries: The O&cial Discourses of Spain and Russia: A Comparative Analysis


28 S Regimentation. Proof, Discipline, and Military In#uence in C19th Archaeology

Field Notes.www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/2185

28 S Energy Retro%t

at GreenBRIDGE.www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/2298

1 C/W Chains of Gold: rhetoric and performance in the verse anthem


Chains of Gold: rhetoric and performance

Friday 1 - Saturday 2 March 2013CRASSH · Alison Richard Building · 7 West Road · Cambridge CB3 9DT

Convened by

Gavin Alexander (English) and Geoffrey Webber (Music)

John Rink (Music) and Richard Rex (Divinity)

More information and online registration:


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4 S Ambivalent Geographies

(Middlesex) presents her work in progress.www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/1961

4 S Digital Humanities and the Crowd: Using Technology for Outreach and Engagement


4 S Birth Rites: YouTube Portraits - Birth Videos and the Visual Representation of Childbirth

Helen Knowles (Artist and Curator) at CIRF. www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/2264

4 L ‘Women’s Rights are Human Rights’. The Beijing Platform for Action: An Un%nished Agenda


5 S Royal Things

Things.www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/2303



5 S Arrival, Settlement and Relationality: The Child in Film

Stephanie Donald (New South Wales) at Screen Media.www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/2252



6 S Dissecting Wikipedia

Seminar.www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/2284

6 C/W Research Incubator Series: Developmental Workshop 2


6 S The Vandals’ Messiah: Another Look at King Gelimer


6 L Women as Entrepreneurs and Employees: Critical Drivers of Economic Growth in Both Developed and Emerging Economies


7 L Perspectives on Women’s Political Participation and Role in Peacemaking and Peacebuilding


MARCH

8 C/W The Location of Knowledge: A Mellon CDI Conference

to explore how knowledge is formulated within disciplines, regions, practices and how it


11 S Time, Intermediality and Transregional Imaginaries in Disaster Discourse

(Uppsala) presents his work in progress.www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/1943

11 S The Ethics of Adoption in 2012


11 C/W Gender Equality: A Moral and Foreign Policy Imperative


11 S Women, Museums and the Development of Archaeology and Anthropology

Kate Hill (Lincoln) at The Guild.www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/2293

11 S Taking Place




12 S Urban Politics, Learning, and Inequality: Informal Sanitation in Mumbai




13 S The Truth of Literary Criticism

Seminar.www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/2229

MARCH




Friday 8 March 2013 at CRASSH Alison Richard Building · 7 West Road · Cambridge

Mellon Centre for Disciplinary Innovation Conference


Understanding (through) ThingsSimon Schaffer (Cambridge)

Respondent: James Chandler (Chicago)

Understanding (through) the VoiceJohn Forrester (Cambridge

Respondent: Sally Shuttleworth (Oxford)

Understanding (through) ConceptsPeter de Bolla (Cambridge)

Respondent: Akeel Bilgrami (Columbia)

Understanding (through) the BodySarah Franklin (Cambridge)

Respondent: Anthony Cascardi (UC Berkeley)

13 RG Joseph Stiglitz: The Price of Inequality


13 S ‘World Literature’ in the Soviet Union: History and Stories


14 S The Return of Khulekanu Khumalo, Zombie Captive: Identity, Law, and the Paradoxes of Personhood in the Postcolony


14 C/W Anthropology and Religion in the 19th Century


14 S Gender: In the Field: Relations and Relationships in the History of Archaeology


14 S Cambridge College Retro%t and Energy E&ciency


15 C/W Exploring modern South Asian history with visual research methods: theories and practices


20 C/W Christianity in the second century: themes and developments




MARCHExploring modern South Asian history with visual research methods:theories and practicesFriday 15 - Saturday 16 March 2013CRASSH · Alison Richard Building · 7 West Road · Cambridge CB3 9DT

Participants include:Susan Aasman (Groningen)

Shakuntala Banaji (LSE)

Marcus Banks (Oxford)

Christiane Brosius (Heidelberg)

Clare Harris (Oxford)

Alison Louise Kahn (Oxford Brookes)

Annamaria Motrescu (Cambridge)

Christopher Pinney (UCL)

Ravi Vasudevan (CSDS, Delhi)

Denis Vidal (EHESS, France)

Convened by

Annamaria Motrescu (Cambridge) and Marcus Banks (Oxford)

More information and online registration:


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Kuldip Powar

Supported by CRASSH, the Centre of South Asian Studies and Smuts Memorial Fund at the University of Cambridge and the Thriplow Charitable Trust.

Connecting the Dots



Friday 12 April 2013 at CRASSHAlison Richard Building · 7 West Road · Cambridge


Convened by Jenna Ng (CRASSH)

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Speakers include:

Alan Blackwell (Cambridge)

William Brown(Roehampton)

Sean Cubitt(Goldsmiths)

Seth Giddings(West of England)

Asbjørn Grønstad (Bergen)

Markos Hadjioaonnou (Duke)

Monique Ingalls (Cambridge)

Trond Lundemo (Stockholm)

Lisa Purse (Reading)

Aylish Wood (Kent)

12 C/W Connecting the Dots: movement, space and the digital image

might understand and theorise space in relation to the digital image. www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/2069

15 C/W Post-democracies: interdisciplinary engagements after the democratic ideal

forms. www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/2068

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Monday 22 April - Tuesday 23 April 2013at Clare College, Cambridge

Department of Spanish and Portuguese

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Convened by Alison Sinclair (Spanish and Portugese) and Karen Arrandale (Clare Hall) with the support of CRASSH and the Department of Spanish and Portuguese (Cambridge) and the Residencia de Estudiantes.

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MacColl Symposium 2013

MacColl Lecture 2012:

Dame Margaret AnsteeJohn Brande Trend: the Life of a Scholar Gypsy

5pm Monday 22 April 2013 at Clare College

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UTOPIAN VISIONS


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A Critical Look for the 21st CenturyFriday 19 April - Saturday 20 April 2013


Convened by Sandra Brunnegger and Karen Ann Faulk

16 C/W Performance: a paradigm shift?

This conference will explore the extent to

coherent set of performance issues. www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/2071

19 C/W Latin American Utopian Visions: A Critical Look for the 21st Century


22 C/W Remembering JB Trend: the quiet internationalist

of Hispanism. www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/2073

Online registration: www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/2071

Beyond the authority of the ‘text’: performance

Tuesday 16 April 2013CRASSH · Alison Richard Building · 7 West Road · Cambridge CB3 9DT

Featuring a performance of

Paper Cinema’s The OdysseyThe Junction · Cambridge

Participants include:

Daniel Leech-Wilkinson (Music, KCL)

Andrew Webber (German, Cambridge)

Sophie Seita (Drama & English, QMUL)

Daniel Brine (Artistic Director, The Junction)

Catherine Belsey (English, OU)

Robin Kirkpatrick (Italian, Cambridge)

Felix Budelmann (Classics, Oxford)

Jonas Tinius (Anthropology, Cambridge)

Richard Wentworth CBE (sculptor, Goldsmiths, RCA)

Caroline Bergvall (performance artist)

Lee Campbell (artist/lecturer, CSM/Loughborough)

Henry Stead (poet; Classics, KCL)

Helen Slaney (director; Classics, Oxford)

Nic Rawling and Paper Cinema

Hunt and Darton Performance CafeConvened and chaired by:

Clare Foster (Classics)

Michael Hrebeniak (English)

Simon Ryle (English, University of Split / Playwright)

as paradigm, past and present

CRASSH FUNDINGCONFERENCE SUPPORT

www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/page/91/conference-funding.htm

GRADUATE RESEARCH GROUPS

www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/page/103/apply-for-funding.htm

FACULTY RESEARCH GROUPS

UTOs and postdoctoral researchers) from at least

www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/page/1030/faculty-newton-research-groups.htm

MELLON/NEWTON INTERDISCIPLINARY POST!DOCTORAL RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPS

Mellon Foundation and the Isaac Newton Trust, is

arts, social sciences or humanities. The fellowships

taking up their fellowship. As well as conducting their own research fellows are expected to initiate

per week.

www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/page/1020/mellonnewton-fellowships.htm

Online registration: www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/2071

Beyond the authority of the ‘text’: performance

Tuesday 16 April 2013CRASSH · Alison Richard Building · 7 West Road · Cambridge CB3 9DT

Featuring a performance of

Paper Cinema’s The OdysseyThe Junction · Cambridge

Participants include:

Daniel Leech-Wilkinson (Music, KCL)

Andrew Webber (German, Cambridge)

Sophie Seita (Drama & English, QMUL)

Daniel Brine (Artistic Director, The Junction)

Catherine Belsey (English, OU)

Robin Kirkpatrick (Italian, Cambridge)

Felix Budelmann (Classics, Oxford)

Jonas Tinius (Anthropology, Cambridge)

Richard Wentworth CBE (sculptor, Goldsmiths, RCA)

Caroline Bergvall (performance artist)

Lee Campbell

as paradigm, past and presentChains of Gold: rhetoric and performance

Friday 1 - Saturday 2 March 2013CRASSH · Alison Richard Building · 7 West Road · Cambridge CB3 9DT

Convened by

Gavin Alexander (English) and Geoffrey Webber (Music)

John Rink (Music) and Richard Rex (Divinity)

in the verse anthem

Lectures5.30pm Tuesdays Michaelmas 2012Lady Mitchell Hall Sidgwick Site Cambridge

7pm Tuesday 27 November 2012 Kings Place London

CRASSHUNDERSTANDING

Panel discussion

Practicing Re:Enlightenment

10am-12pm, Wednesdays in Lent Term (6 February - 20 March 2013) First session 4.30-6.30pm Wednesday 23 January 2013


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An interdisciplinary Mellon seminar for researchers and graduate students led by Professors Peter de Bolla (English) and Cli!ord Siskin (NYU/ Leverhulme Visiting Professor at CRASSH).

www.crassh.cam.ac.uk for up-to-date details

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COMPARING ANCIENT WORLDS:

More information:


Key speakers include:

Heinrich von Staden (IAS, Princeton)

Shigehisa Kuriyama (EALC, Harvard)

Walter Scheidel (Classics, Stanford)

Michael Nylan (History, California)

Jeremy Tanner(Archaeology, UCL)

Ian Johnston (Medicine, Australia)

Richard King (Philosophy, Glasgow)

Lisa Raphals (Literature, California)

Vivienne Lo (History, UCL)

Yiqun Zhou(EALC, Stanford)

Thursday 24 - Saturday 26 January 2013 at the Needham Research Institute8 Sylvester Road · Cambridge · CB3 9AF

GREECE AND CHINA

To be opened by:

Sir Geo!rey LloydPublic talks at CRASSH

Alison Richard Building · 7 West Road

Nathan Sivin (History of Science, Pennsylvania)

5pm Thursday 24 January

Christopher Cullen (Needham Research Institute)

5.30pm Saturday 26 January

21 JANUARY

THE HUMANITIES AND CITIZENSHIP

HENRIETTA L. MOORE (William Wyse Chair of Social Anthropology,

SHM Foundation)

4 FEBRUARY

UNIVERSITES AND THE COMMON GOOD

CHARLES MATHEWES(Professor of Religious Studies

University of Virginia)

18 FEBRUARY

DEMOCRACY NEEDS US

HELEN SMALL(Professor of English Literature, University of Oxford)

4 MARCH

DIGITAL HUMANITIES AND THE CROWD: USING TECHNOLOGY FOR OUTREACH AND ENGAGEMENT

MELISSA TERRAS(Co-Director, UCL Digital Humanities)

HUMANITAS 2013 VISITING PROFESSORSHIP IN WAR STUDIES

The Future of WarMartin van Creveld

LECTURE SERIES AND SYMPOSIUM14-21 FEBRUARY 2013

Emeritus Professor of History at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem

LATIN AMERICAN

More information:


UTOPIAN VISIONSA Critical Look for the 21st Century

Friday 19 April - Saturday 20 April 2013at CRASSH · Alison Richard Building · 7 West Road · Cambridge

Convened by Sandra Brunnegger and Karen Ann Faulk




Friday 8 March 2013 at CRASSH Alison Richard Building · 7 West Road · Cambridge

Mellon Centre for Disciplinary Innovation Conference


Understanding (through) ThingsSimon Schaffer (Cambridge)

Respondent: James Chandler (Chicago)

Understanding (through) the VoiceJohn Forrester (Cambridge

Respondent: Sally Shuttleworth (Oxford)

Understanding (through) ConceptsPeter de Bolla (Cambridge)

Respondent: Akeel Bilgrami (Columbia)

Understanding (through) the BodySarah Franklin (Cambridge)

Respondent: Anthony Cascardi (UC Berkeley)

REMEMBERING

at Clare College, Cambridge

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MacColl Lecture 2012:

Dame Margaret AnsteeJohn Brande Trend: the Life of a Scholar Gypsy

5pm Monday 22 April 2013 at Clare College

Post-democracies



Monday 15 April - Thursday 18 April 2013at Social Anthropology · Free School Lane · Cambridge

interdisciplinary engagements after the democratic ideal


(Social Anthropology), Nick Long (LSE) and Joanna Cook (UCL)

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Friday 12 April 2013 at CRASSHAlison Richard Building · 7 West Road · Cambridge


Convened by Jenna Ng (CRASSH)

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Speakers include:

Alan Blackwell (Cambridge)

William Brown(Roehampton)

Sean Cubitt(Goldsmiths)

Seth Giddings(West of England)

Asbjørn Grønstad (Bergen)

Markos Hadjioaonnou (Duke)

Monique Ingalls (Cambridge)

Trond Lundemo (Stockholm)

Lisa Purse (Reading)

Aylish Wood (Kent)

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