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Monday 16 November 2020 , continued from previous page

13:00 - Transitioning into the vernacular: China and Greece in parallel
Claudio Russello
Oxford Comparative Criticism and Translation
13:00 - PLTO, Teaching and Inclusion: Graduate Workshop
Status: This talk is in preparation - details may change
Various Speakers
Centre for Women’s, Gender, and Queer History events (WGQ) [formerly known as CGIS].
13:00 - Does Parental Separation Affect Children's Daily Activities? Evidence from Longitudinal Cohort Data
Pablo Gracia (Department of Sociology, Trinity College Dublin)
Department of Sociology Seminars MT20
13:00 - Medieval Latin Manuscript Reading Group
Various Speakers
13:00 - Ethics of alternative clinical trial designs
Ross Upshur (University of Toronto), Dr Srinivas Murthy (BC Children's Hospital Research Unit, Canada), Dr Fyezah Jehan (Aga Khan University, Pakistan), Dr Jerome Singh (University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa; and Dalla Lana School of Public Health, Toronto)
PHEPREN and the Global Forum on Bioethics in Research
13:00 - “Resisting Racial Nationalisms and the Depredations of Capitalism: The Role of Music”
Professor Ben Rogaly (Sussex)
13:00 - Marriage of Convenience: Constructing a Japanese Model of Empire Through Intermarriage, 1919-1937
Genevieve Tan (University of Pennsylvania)
International History of East Asia Seminar
14:00 - Open Access: New Wellcome Trust Policy
Sarah Barkla (Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford)
Open Scholarship
14:30 - How to Publish Your First or Second Monograph
We will circulate details to join the sessions and a Dropbox link to access materials to read in advance Participants are encouraged to pre-circulate questions to the conveners in advance
Tom Perridge (Oxford University Press)
HEBREW BIBLE / OLD TESTAMENT SEMINAR 2020 Michaelmas Term New Monographs in Biblical Studies
14:30 - HB/OT Special Session by Tom Perridge on How to Publish Your First or Second Monograph
Hindy Najman, Alison Salvesen
15:00 - Necklaces in seventh-century England: materiality and female agency
Katie Howarth
Medieval Archaeology Seminar
15:30 - OxDEG Webinar: Music Videos and Prosthetic Memories in Pakistan’s Coke Studio
Dr Richard Williams (SOAS University of London)
16:00 - Imperial and empirical: crafting medicine in the 19th century
Martin Robert (Oxford)
Oxford Centre for the History of Science Medicine & Technology (OCHSMT) Seminars and Events
16:00 - Challenging the "old boys' club" culture in medicine: Daphne Romney's independent report into sexism and harassment at the BMA.
Online: Please register for joining details.
Daphne Romne QC (Cloisters)
16:30 - Innovation in the absence of a state: law, technology and politics in the Somali territories
Dr Nicole Stremlau (PCMLP, Oxford)
Centre for Socio-Legal Seminar Series
16:30 - Imperial fetishization of masculinity and race in Victoria Cross’s Anna Lombard
Dr Katharina Herold (University of Oxford)
Nineteenth Century Research Seminar
17:00 - of History, Metaphors, Fables. A Hans Blumenberg Reader (2020)
zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89764748793
Hannes Bajohr (Basel), Florian Fuchs (Princeton), Joe Kroll (princeton), cholas Halmi (oxford), Audrey Borowski (oxford)
HANS BLUMENBERG SEMINAR
17:00 - Observing peoples as peoples: the study of ethnicity in late Antiquity and the early Middle Ages
This seminar relies on signing up to receive an online invitation to access papers and join the seminar itself. Click for details.
Helmut Reimitz (Princeton)
Medieval History Research Seminar
17:00 - Sex- and gender-sensitive precision medicine for brain and mental health diseases
Dr. Maria Teresa Ferretti (Women’s Brain Project)
Oxford Pharmacology Society Seminar Series
18:30 - The Orwell Memorial Lecture 2020: 'Decolonising The Wonder House: Orwell, Empire and the Museum.''
Dr Tristram Hunt (Director, Victoria and Albert Museum, London)

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