YOHRS 2016/17 programme

Posted on Tuesday 27 September 2016

The York Heritage Research Seminars are back. There are several talks that CDH followers will find interesting.

Most of the YOHRS talks are live-streamed on YouTube or Google+. 

Seminars start at 17:15.

Programme

2016

Tuesday 4th October - Shakespeare's School: "...one of the most atmospheric, magical and important buildings in the whole of Britain..." quote by Michael Wood (historian and broadcaster), Kate Giles (University of York)

Tuesday 11th October - Look Back in Anger: Heritage, Memory and Brexit, Roshi Naidoo (Independent Scholar)

Tuesday 18th October - Geographies of Heritage: Past, Present and Future, David Harvey (University of Exeter)

Tuesday 1st November - Epistemic Injustice and Cultural Heritage, Andreas Pantazatos (University of Durham)

Tuesday 8th November - Must Farm’s Online Outreach: Making Social Media Social, Christopher Wakefield (Must Farm Project)

2017

Tuesday 17th January - Heritage Interpretation in an Age of Migrations, Nicole Deufel (ICOMOS/Interpret Europe)

Tuesday 24th January - Building Scholars and Communities of Practice in Digital Heritage and Archaeology, Ethan Watrall (Michigan State University)

Tuesday 31t January - Shooting Archaeologists: Uncovering the Relationship Between Archaeology and Documentary Filmmaking, Kate Rogers (University of Southampton)

Tuesday 14th February - Critical Heritages of Europe?, Chris Whitehead (University of Newcastle)

Tuesday 21st February - The Lakes, the Deep Future and the Sublime, Sarah May (University College London)

Thursday 2nd March - Pokémon No: Digital Heritage Ethics as a New Professional Literacy, Jenny Kidd (Cardiff University)