Visiting Fellows 2006-07
Evidence
Long Vacation 2006
Professor Ackson Kanduza, University of Swaziland
New Archival Evidence about Swaziland
Michaelmas Term 2006
Professor Ann Curthoys, Australian National University
Historical Experts and Indigenous Litigants
Dr Rosanne Kennedy, Australian National University
The Evidence of Testimony
Dr Hugh Adlington, King's College, London
Evidence in English Assize Sermons, 1600-1630: Religion, Law and Literature
Lent Term 2007
Professor Bo Reimer, University of Malmo
Ways of Seeing. Journalism, Evidence and the Representation of Reality
Antonia Logue, Novelist
Evidence in Modern Northern Irish History
Professor James Anderson, Queen's University, Belfast
Evidence in Conflict: Researching Divided Societies
Easter Term 2007
Dr Peter Kjaergaard, University of Aarhus
Cultures of Evidence in the Knowledge-Based Society
Professor Daniel Boyarin, University of California, Berkeley
History of the Denigration of Rhetoric
Dr Stacy Gillis, University of Newcastle upon Tyne
Body of Evidence: Narratives and Identity in the Forensic Gothic
Visiting Fellows 2005-06
Conversation
Long Vacation 2005
Professor Bizeck Phiri
University of Zambia
UDI 40 Years On: Liberation, Confrontation, Co-operation
Michaelmas Term 2005
Dr Sarah Banks
University of Durham
Performing Professional Integrity: Conversations in Social Welfare Practice
Dr James Herbert
National Science Foundation, USA
Exploring Conversation between the Humanities and the Sciences
Professor Gail Hornstein
Mount Holyoke College, USA
Hearing Voices: Conversations with the Mad
Dr Jani Scandura
University of Minnesota
Dead Air: Affect and the Acoustic Subject
Professor Brian Wynne
University of Lancaster
Re-thinking Science and Society
Lent Term 2006
Dr Louise Cummings
Nottingham Trent University
Conversation Failure: The Role of Pragmatic Disorder
Professor Denise Riley
University of East Anglia
Conversation with the Self
Professor Michael Roberts
Macquarie University, Australia
Cultural Politics in Victorian England: The Cowper-Temples and Their Circle
Dr James Rodgers
Lawrence Technological University, USA
Conversation and Exile in Literary Modernism
Professor John Spurr
University of Swansea
Profane Conversation: Wit and Blasphemy in 17th Century England
Easter Term 2006
Professor Willard Bohn
Illinois State University, USA Surrealist Conversations
Dr Becky Conekin
London College of Fashion
Taste Matters: A History of the Notion of Taste in 19th and 20th Century Britain and the US
Professor Garry Hagberg
Bard College, USA
Wittgenstein's Voice
Dr Jane Rendell
The Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London
Conversation as a Mode of Writing Contemporary Art Criticism
Dr Jennifer Richards
University of Newcastle
Civil Conversation and Citizenship in Early Modern England
Professor Rukmini Bhaya Nair
Institute of Technology, New Delhi, India
Gossip, Gesture and Gender: Conversational Narratives and Cultural Norms
Dr Laurence Simmons
University of Auckland, New Zealand
Bird Talk
Long Vacation 2006
Dr Roland Bleiker
University of Queensland, Australia
Towards an Aesthetics of Peace at a Time of War: Exploring new Interdisciplinary Conversation between Artists and Security Experts
Dr Emily Wilson
University of Pennsylvania, USA
