History

The Language of Migration in the Victorian Press: A Corpus Linguistic Approach

Institute of Historical Research
Speaker(s): Ruth Byrne, Lancaster
Tuesday 20 February 2018

English designed landscapes, c.1550-1660: using 3D-GIS to recreate ‘prospects’ and ‘promenades’

Institute of Historical Research
Speaker(s): Lizzie Stewart, UEA
Tuesday 5 June 2018

The ‘Digital Thematic Deconstruction’ of early modern urban maps and bird’s-eye views

Institute of Historical Research
Speaker(s): Bram Vannieuwenhuyze, Amsterdam
Friday 27 April 2018

The Language of Migration in the Victorian Press: A Corpus Linguistic Approach

Institute of Historical Research
Speaker(s): Ruth Byrne (Lancaster)
Tuesday 20 February 2018

The neglected history of the diverse victims of Nazism

Institute of Historical Research
Speaker(s): Merilyn Moos
Monday 30 October 2017

Homing: a conceptual and research agenda on migrants' home Experience

Institute of Historical Research
Speaker(s): Paolo Boccagni , University of Trento
Wednesday 3 May 2017

At Home in the Metropole: Reading Domesticity in Contemporary Migration Fiction in Britain

Institute of Historical Research
Speaker(s): Lucinda Newns, Queen Mary University of London
Friday 6 October 2017

Witness Seminar: Working with voluntary organisations since 1975

Institute of Historical Research
Speaker(s): Shirley Otto, Independent Researcher
Monday 6 November 2017

Redefining 'Normal' Child Sexuality: Encounters between Sexologists and Psychoanalysts at the fin de siècle

Institute of Historical Research
Speaker(s): Katie Sutton, Australian National University
Tuesday 7 November 2017

Every Cook Can Govern': C.L.R James and the Russian Revolution

Institute of Historical Research
Speaker(s): Christian Hogsbjerg
Tuesday 13 November 2018

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