‘a melancholy but necessary duty’: Masculinity, civility and colonial violence in Warrane/Sydney, 1788-1816

Dr Rosalind Carr (University of East London)

Bankruptcy in the court of Chancery, 1650-1750

Part of our Autumn Seminar Series

For Whom the Bell Tolls: national identity and violence in contemporary Brazil

The talk will present a panorama of the Brazilian contemporary scenario of violence not as the byproduct of sheer ignorance alone, but as something that can be understood as deeply rooted in the coloniality of the Brazilian historical imagination.

Consuming Renaissance wines: colour, taste and medical theories

Dr Allen Grieco, (Emeritus) The Harvard University Center for Italian Renaissance Studies

Museum and Heritage Careers Event

An informal session for students interested in careers in museums and heritage

Thatcher's Progress

Part of our Autumn Seminar Series

From Margins to Centre? Undergraduate Conference on Marginalised Histories

A one day conference specifically designed by and for undergraduate students to explore marginalised histories and the intersectionality between them

Emotion in the Museum - Call for Papers

This two-day conference is a collaborative event organised by the Institute for the Public Understanding of the Past (IPUP) at the University of York and York Museums Trust.