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11:15 - The Great War and the origins of Twentieth Century American Jewish Liberal Humanitarianism
Jaclyn Granick (University of Oxford)
Oxford Seminar in Advanced Jewish Studies
12:00 - Differentiation and function of regulatory B cells: what goes wrong in autoimmunity
Prof Claudia Mauri (Professor of Immunology Vice-Dean (International) Faculty Medical Science Centre for Rheumatology Research)
Kennedy Institute Seminars
12:00 - 'The most vulnerable prize for the Soviets': The Carter Administration and US-UK policy toward Rhodesia
Todd Carter
13:00 - Mitotic Checkpoint Kinases in Cancer Development and Treatment
Prof. Dr. Rene H. Medema (Director of Research, Chairman Board of Directors, The Netherlands Cancer Institute, Amsterdam)
Biochemistry Department Seminar
13:00 - The challenge of translating new therapies to patients for Parkinson's Disease
Roger Barker (University of Cambridge)
WIMM MONDAY SEMINARS
13:00 - Chapter four of Zoopolis by Donaldson and Kymlicka: 'Domesticated Animals Within Animal Rights Theory'.
TBA
Animal Ethics Reading Group
14:00 - 1. Literature Patronage and Hierarchy / 2. Learning and Theatre in the Italian Academies
Richard McCabe (University of Oxford), Lisa Sampson (UCL)
The Relation of Literature and Learning to Social Hierarchy in Early Modern Europe
14:15 - The Other Muse: Latin and English Poetry in the Seventeenth Century
Free, everyone welcome
Dr Victoria Moul (KCL)
APGRD Public Lectures
14:15 - "Good Mr Wagstaffe": a project team presentation showcasing new electronic student editions of early modern letters in the Bodleian
All welcome with a university card or Bodleian reader’s card. Others please email bookcentre@bodleian.ox.ac.uk.
Chris Fletcher (Bodleian Library)
Bodleian Master Classes in Palaeography & Manuscript Studies
14:30 - Hegel's Philosophy of Subjective Spirit - Perception §§ 420–421
TBA
Hegel Reading Group
15:00 - The archaeological complexity of the origins of trade and (pre-)urban sites in the southern Low Countries
Dries Tys
15:00 - The archaeological complexity of the origins of trade and
Dries Tys
Medieval Archaeology Seminar
16:00 - ‘Stuck in the middle with you: scientist, state, and network in Chinese engagement with the Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs, 1957-1985’
Gordon Barrett (University of Oxford)
Oxford Centre for the History of Science Medicine & Technology (OCHSMT) Seminars and Events
16:30 - In Defence of Spies – Espionage in War
Cecile Fabre (University of Oxford)
Moral Philosophy Seminar
17:00 - Whose Peace? Local Ownership and UN Peace Operations
Status: This talk has been cancelled
Sarah von Billerbeck (University of Reading)
Global Governance & Diplomacy Public Speaker Series
17:00 - The publication of Newton’s Opera omnia in Geneva and Lausanne (1739–1761): a chapter in the reception of Newtonianism
Niccoló Guicciardini (Bergamo University)
Early Modern Intellectual History
17:00 - The long term implications of devolution and localism for FE in England
Professor Ewart Keep (University of Oxford)
Department of Education Public Seminars
17:00 - ‘The publication of Newton’s Opera omnia in Geneva and Lausanne (1739–1761): a chapter in the reception of Newtonianism’
TBA
Seminar in Early Modern Intellectual History
17:00 - ‘Originality and Ownership in Grand Ducal Florence’
Hannah Kinney (University of Oxford, Dept of Art History)
Italian Renaissance Seminar
17:00 - ‘Voltaire and the Jacobites, 1722-1733’
Paul Monod (Middlebury College)
Besterman Enlightenment Workshop

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