An introductory Q&A with the Grammars of Marriage and Desire (GoMAD) research network (2021 – 2022).
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An introductory Q&A with the Hidden Epidemics and Epidemiological Obfuscation research network (2021 – 2022).
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An introductory Q&A with the Global Conversations Towards Queer Social Justice research network (2021 – 2022).
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Our Research Networks will bring you exciting and thought-provoking events and activities for the coming academic year. While we hope that in-person events will be possible again, for the moment events will take place online in various formats, from seminars, talks to podcasts and online reading groups.
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Gareth Atkins is Fellow and Director of Studies in History, Queens’ College, Cambridge. From 2012 – 2017 he was a member of the Bible and Antiquity in Nineteenth-Century Culture project at CRASSH. His edited book, Making and Remaking Saints in Nineteenth-Century Britain, was published in 2016, and is now going into paperback. In this blog Dr Atkins reflects on the book’s significance.
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A playlist from our archive within the context of CRASSH's 20th anniversary.
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An introductory Q&A with the Indigenous Studies Discussion Group, a new Research Network at CRASSH 2021 – 2022.
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Katherine Franco is an incoming MSt student at the University of Oxford in English with interests in subjectivity, epistemology, theories of reading, and philosophy of medicine. She has written this guest blog for the Talking as Cure Research Network at CRASSH.
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Sally Woodcock holds a Paul Mellon Centre Postdoctoral Fellowship based at CRASSH part-time from April 2021 to March 2022. Before her fellowship at CRASSH, Sally completed a PhD in the Faculty of History at Cambridge University, co-supervised at the Hamilton Kerr Institute, a teaching and research institute that is also the paintings conservation department of the Fitzwilliam Museum.
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Katie Cohen, Researcher at the Centre for Science and Policy (CSaP) and Research Assistant at CRASSH's Expertise Under Pressure Research Project tells us about the book Future directions for citizen science and public policy she co-edited with Robert Doubleday, Director of CSaP and Co-Investigator of EUP.
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