CRASSH Fellows Work in Progress Seminar Series

The Fellows Work-in-Progress seminar series takes place on Mondays (Michaelmas and Lent Terms) and Wednesdays (Easter Term) at  CRASSH from 12.45-2.00pm.  All welcome, no registration necessary.  Sandwich lunch and refreshments provided.

 

Easter Term 2011

Dr David James (University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg)
Wednesday, 4 May 2011
Fichte's and Heidegger's Plans for a Historically Situated German University
Professor David Clarke (Newcastle University)
Monday, 9 May 2011
The Experience of Cultural Difference: Learning Hindustani Classical Music in a Western University
Dr Tim Lewens (History and Philosophy of Science, Clare College)
Monday, 16 May 2011
The Kinetic Theory of Culture
Professor Christopher Newfield (University of California at Santa Barbara)
Monday, 23 May 2011
Universities of the Future: Reimagining Innovation in Global Higher Education
Dr Ravi Raman (SOAS, University of London)
Wednesday, 1 Jun 2011
A State Robbed of Power? Interstices of Education, Religion and Politics in Kerala, India?
Professor Alexander Schmidt (Friedrich-Schiller University)
Monday, 6 Jun 2011
What Can German Debates on University Reform around 1800 Teach us for the 'future university'?
Dr Flavio Toxvaerd (Economics, Clare College)
Wednesday, 8 Jun 2011
The Economics of Infectious Disease
Dr Hester Lees-Jeffries (English, St Catharine's College)
Monday, 13 Jun 2011
Textile Shakespeare
 

Michaelmas Term 2010

Complex Simplicity: Architecture and Structure in the Work of Alfonso Ramirez
Monday, 11 Oct 2010
Dr Michael Ramage (Architecture, Sidney Sussex)
Mathematics as Art in Contemporary Theatre
Monday, 18 Oct 2010
Dr Stephen Abbott (Mathematics, Middlebury College)
Academic Mobility, Internationalisation and Knowledge Transfer Processes
Monday, 25 Oct 2010
Professor Louise Ackers (Law, University of Liverpool)
Mapping the Psychological Geography of Britain
Monday, 1 Nov 2010
Dr Jason Rentfrow (Social and Developmentmental Psychology, Fitzwilliam)
What is Cognitive Progress?
Monday, 8 Nov 2010
Dr Nick Treanor (Philosophy, Churchill)
Physicians, Disease and the Research Culture of Stalin's Gulag 1930-1960
Monday, 15 Nov 2010
Dr Dan Healey (History, University of Swansea)
Terror, Territory and the Twentieth Century
Monday, 22 Nov 2010
Dr Shruti Kapila (History, Corpus Christi)
What are Universities for? Interrogating the Assumptions of Current and Future Higher Education Policy in the UK
Monday, 29 Nov 2010
Professor Michael Kenny (Politics, University of Sheffield)

Lent Term 2011

Religion and Global Early Modernity
Monday, 31 Jan 2011
Dr Alan Strathern (History, Churchill/Murray Edwards)
Public or Private? Arts or Applied Sciences? Early Modern Debates on University Funding and Curricula
Monday, 7 Feb 2011
Dr Nicholas McDowell (English, University of Exeter)
Globalization, Bologna and Universities in Countries of Transition: Case of Georgia
Monday, 14 Feb 2011
Professor Marine Chitasvili (Psychology, Tbilisi State University)
Scaling Up Educational Innovations: the Role of Conventional and Technological Tools in Managing the Uncertainties of Teaching
Monday, 21 Feb 2011
Dr Andreas Stylianides (Education,Hughes Hall)
The Market Place of Political Opinions: Public Opinion Polling and its Publics in Transnational Perspective, 1930-1950
Monday, 28 Feb 2011
Dr Bernhard Fulda (History/Sidney Sussex)
English Studies in the Future University
Monday, 7 Mar 2011
Professor Suman Gupta (English, the Open University)
The Interstitial Academy: Harvard's Path through the Age of the University, 1780-1936
Monday, 14 Mar 2011
Dr Joel Isaac

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