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Wednesday 14 February 2018 (5th Week, Hilary Term) , continued from previous page

16:00 - "Guillaume Groen van Prinsterer's Protestant Right-Order View of Political Society"
Emilie Noteboom (University of Oxford)
Christian Ethics Graduate Research Seminar Hilary Term 2018
17:00 - Speaking, reading, writing and printing numbers in seventeenth- and eighteenth-century England
Natasha Glaisyer (University of York)
Seminar in the History of the Exact Sciences
17:00 - Parmigianino: The Madonna of the Long Neck
David Ekserdjian (Professor of History of Art and Film, University of Leicester)
Slade Lectures
17:00 - Antibiotics: to regulate or not?
Professor Julian Savulescu (Oxford Martin Programme on Collective Responsibility for Infectious Disease), Professor Steven J. Hoffman (Associate Professor of Law and Director of the Global Strategy Lab at the University of Ottawa)
Health: fresh perspectives
17:00 - ‘Speaking, reading, writing and printing numbers in seventeenth- and eighteenth-century England’
Natasha Glaisyer (University of York)
Seminar in the History of the Exact Sciences
17:00 - How much do doctrinal debates and the early historical disputes matter in Sunni-Shi’i relations?
Dr Toby Matthiesen (Oxford)
Religion, politics and development in Muslim societies
17:00 - Structures, Networks, and ‘Europeanness’: A Comparison of Late Medieval English and Irish Towns'
Eliza Hartrich (Sheffield)
Europe in the Later Middle Ages
17:00 - Transatlantic enthusiasm: madness and religious agency in Britain and America, c. 1825-1845
Mark Lee (Lady Margaret Hall)
Graduate Seminar in History, 1680-1850
17:00 - 'Two swords and two luminaries. The conflict in the Latin West'
György Geréby (Central European University)
Isaiah Berlin Lectures in the History of Ideas
17:00 - Of rights and borders: human trafficking and contemporary forms of slavery in European law
Dr Vladislava Stoyanova (Lund University)
Refugee Studies Centre Public Seminar Series
17:00 - The accounting in the Book of Ceremonies
Constantin Zuckerman
Late Antique and Byzantine Studies Seminar
17:00 - “From Faith, Fortune; From Doubt, Ill Health”: A Metacognitive Approach to Popular Buddhism in Contemporary Inner Mongolia
Dr Jonathan Mair (University of Kent)
17:00 - Forgiveness and restorative Justice (part 1): Exploring the nature and implications of the Christian commitment to forgiveness.
Revd Professor Michael Taylor (University of Birmingham )
OCCC Trinity Term 2018
17:00 - Of rights and borders: human trafficking and contemporary forms of slavery in European law
Dr Vladislava Stoyanova (Lund University)
Public Seminar Series
17:00 - Structures, Networks, and ‘Europeanness’: A Comparison of Late Medieval English and Irish Towns'
***This meeting will take place in the Morelli Room***
Eliza Hartrich (Sheffield)
Late Medieval Europe Seminar
17:00 - Why China did not have a Renaissance – and why that matters
Thomas Maissen, Barbara Mittler
17:15 - ‘The Study of Old English in Germany 1550–1750’
Winfried Rudolph (Göttingen)
Medieval English Research Seminar
17:30 - Jawaharlal Nehru on International Relations
Judith Brown (Balliol)
The Global Thinkers Project, Oxford: Reviving silenced internationalist voices in International Relations
17:45 - Helping Animals Around the Globe - Jane Goodall Institute & IAPWA
Nicky Stevens (founder of IAPWA, the International Aid for the Protection and Welfare of Animals), Manoj Gautam (University of Oxford & Jane Goodall Institute)
19:00 - Crusading: the West and the Middle East in Medieval Perspective
Christopher Tyerman (Hertford College, Oxford)
Oxford University History Society