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HRC Visiting Fellows, whilst at the Centre, participate in the Centre’s programs and meet regularly with other fellows to make a public presentation of their research.
Members of the University and the general public are welcome to attend seminars for free. They are followed by informal discussion and light refreshments, and we encourage all students to attend and for tutors to advise their students of this opportunity.
Each seminar is held at 4.30pm in the Theatrette (unless otherwise indicated), on the 2nd floor (entry level) of the Sir Roland Wilson Building.
Semester 1 2019
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Date |
Speaker |
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15 February |
Em Prof Gilli Bush-Bailey (University of London) |
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5 March |
Em Prof Jay Winter (Yale University) |
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12 March |
Assoc Prof Eva Anagnostou-Laoutides (Maquarie University) |
Latin Panegyric XII(9) and the Politics of New Jerusalem under Constantine the Great |
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19 March |
Prof Eckart Altenmüller (Hanover University of Music, Drama and Media) |
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26 March |
Assoc Prof Cynthia Chris (City University of New York) |
A Cinema of Environmental Crisis: Virtual Life in the Sixth Extinction |
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16 April |
Em Prof Neville Kirk (Manchester Metropolitan University) |
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7 May |
Dr Jeremy Simpson (University of Sydney) |
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14 May |
Dr Jordana Silverstein (University of Melbourne) |
‘A Shock Through the System’: Histories of Crisis in Australian Child Refugee Policy |
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21 May |
Prof Jennifer Rutherford (University of Adelaide) |
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28 May |
Dr Justin Tyler Clark (Nanyang Technological University) |
Mental Speed and the Crisis of Mass Communication in the Early 20th-Century United States |
Semester 2
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Date |
Speaker |
Title |
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16 July |
Dr Stuart Christie (Hong Kong Baptist University) |
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30 July |
Dr Gabriel Tusinski (Singapore University of Technology and Design) |
This is (not) Crisis: Chronotope, Crisis Narration, and the Metapragmatics of Historical Time |
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6 August |
Dr Alison Searle (University of Leeds) |
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13 August |
Prof Chris Whitehead (Newcastle University) |
Crisis, Europe, Heritage: The Politics of the Past in a Fragile Union |
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20 August |
Dr Sarah Moore (University of Bath) |
Crisis Diverted: A Sociological Study of the Handling of Public Crises |
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27 August |
Prof Gordon Pentland (University of Edinburgh) |
“O, they are firing squibs”: Responses to Assassination Attempts on British Royalty, 1800–1900 |
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3 September |
Dr Gonul Bozoglu (Newcastle University) |
Memory Mapping and the Historic Greek Communities of Istanbul |
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10 September |
Dr Joseph Hardwick (Northumbria University) |
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12 September (Thursday) |
Prof Stephen Bygrave (University of Southampton) |
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1 October |
Assoc Prof Nikki Hessell (Victoria University of Wellington) |
Indigenous Diplomacy and British Romanticism During the Removal Crisis |
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8 October |
Prof Jay Winter (Yale University) |
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15 October |
Dr Yujie Zhu (RSHA Internal Fellow) |
How Does Modern China Remember its Past? The Remote and the Recent |
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29 October |
Prof Martin Hewitt (Anglia Ruskin University) |
Upcoming events
Darwinism’s Generations: Responding to Evolution, 1859-1909
4.30–5.45pm 29 Oct 2019
1859 marked the start of a profound cultural crisis in Britain. Of the various triggers of this crisis, none was more significant than the publication of...Past events
How does Modern China Remember its Past? The Remote and the Recent
15 Oct 2019
China’s emerging status as a global power cannot be understood without a deep comprehension of how its past shapes Chinese visions of national identity. In...The Degeneration of War, 1914-24
8 Oct 2019
This seminar examines the civilianization of war in the period 1914-24. I argue that in that period the practice of war changed in such a way as to erode and...Indigenous Diplomacy and British Romanticism During the Removal Crisis
1 Oct 2019
On July 8, 1829, just months before Andrew Jackson announced to Congress the Indian Removal policy that would lead to the Trail of Tears, the Cherokee...Combustible Mixtures: Picturing Dissent
12 Sep 2019
Religious dissent in the eighteenth century can seem an arcane matter of disagreement over ritual; or it can appear a romantic position of dissidence. Neither...Droughts, Prayers and Communities: The Problem of Collective Action During Environmental Crisis in Nineteenth-century Australia
10 Sep 2019
How can communities of environmental concern be formed in large territories and among diverse peoples? This paper finds one answer to this critical question in...Memory Mapping and the Historic Greek Communities of Istanbul
3 Sep 2019
In this talk, I present ongoing work with communities whose cultural memory fall outside of official heritage practice. The historic ‘Rum’ (Greek-speaking)...“O, they are firing squibs”: Responses to Assassination Attempts on British Royalty, 1800 – 1900
27 Aug 2019
Assassinations or attempted assassinations are archetypal moments of crisis, but they have only rarely been given sustained and systematic attention by...Crisis Diverted: A Sociological Study of the Handling of Public Crises
20 Aug 2019
This paper explores how contemporary UK public crises are framed and managed, paying particular attention to their tendency to calcify. The dominant...Crisis, Europe, Heritage: The Politics of the Past in a Fragile Union
13 Aug 2019
Over recent years, official bodies such as the European Commission have used ‘heritage’ to create a shared historical narrative and sense of belonging for...Exiles at Home: Crises, Letters and Pastoral Care
6 Aug 2019
Several forms of crisis in seventeenth-century Britain positioned protestant nonconformists and religious dissenters as exiles at home. Disestablishment of...
