Which came first: the romance or the ballad?

5.30PM, K/133, King's Manor, Exhibition Square, York

Professor Laura Ashe (University of Oxford)

Making Harewood and the Modern World

6.00PM, K/133, King's Manor

Dr Jonathan Finch

Scribal Cultures in Late Medieval England: A Conference in honour of Linne R. Mooney

10.00AM, Huntingdon Room, King's Manor, Exhibition Square, York

Public Lecture: Professor Rosemary Joyce

6.00PM, King's Manor K/133

Professor Rosemary Joyce

Subjectivity and Sovereignty: Tracing the Modern through Time and Space, 1850 - Present.

9.30AM, The Treehouse, Berrick Saul Building

Living amidst the ruins: A social geography of eighteenth-century Whitehall

4.30PM, K/G07, King's Manor

Juliet Learmouth (Birkbeck University of London)

Thomas Browne and the mystery of numbers

5.30PM, Bowland Auditorium, Berrick Saul Building

Professor Jessica Wolfe (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)

Landscapes of Reform: Ottoman Palace Gardens of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century

6.30PM, Berrick Saul Treehouse

Dr Deniz Turker (The University of Cambridge)

Thinking with Mysticism

6.00PM, Humanities Research Centre, Berrick Saul Building, University of York Heslington West Campus

York Summer Theory Institute: Art History and Phenomenology

1.30PM, Hosted by the History of Art department, University of York

Professor Whitney Davis, University of California at Berkeley

Global Health Histories Seminar:Safety and Society: Cycle helmet debates

12.30PM, University of York, UK

Speaker to be confirmed

City of Beasts: How animals shaped Georgian London

4.30PM, K/G07, King's Manor

Dr Thomas Almeroth-Williams (University of Cambridge)

Jackson Pollock's Mural in the Light of Photography.

5.00PM, Bowland Auditorium BS/005

Professor Whitney Davis

Chaucer's Pardoner and the Rhetoric of Metafiction and Metalepsis

4.00PM, Seminar Room BS/007, Berrick Saul Building, University of York Heslington West Campus

Dr Richard Walsh (University of York)

Beer and Ballads

8.00PM, Black Swan Inn, Peasholme Green

Ballads and music from Alva and convened by Jon Mee

Small Things in the Eighteenth Century

9.00AM, The King's Manor, University of York

Plenary Speakers: Hanneke Grootenboer (Professor of History of Art, St Peter's College, Worcester College, University of Oxford) & Dror Wahrman (Vigevani Chair in European Studies, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)

Flying/Drowning: Heidi Bucher’s Spatial Impressions

5.00PM, Bowland Auditorium BS/005

Megan Luke Associate Professor, Art History, University of Southern California

Policing a World of Wonder: The Roman Inquisition and Learned Magic

6.30PM, Bowland Auditorium, Berrick Saul Building

Dr Neil Tarrant (CREMS Research Associate)

Festival Fringe Family Fun Afternoon

1.00PM, Ron Cooke Hub, East Campus

Peterloo: Mike Leigh in conversation

2.00PM, Piazza Building, University of York

Mike Leigh

Festival Film Screening: Peterloo

3.30PM, Piazza Building, University of York

Mike Leigh (Director)

The Aesthetics of Autonomy

4.30PM, K/G07, King's Manor

Marte Stinis (University of York)

Afterlives of the Roman de la rose, between England and France

5.30PM, K/111, King's Manor, Exhibition Square, York

Dr Philip Knox (University of Cambridge)

The American Environment: Histories of Conflict Over Energy, Water and Treatied Space

5.30PM, Bowland Auditorium, Berrick Saul Building, University of York

Professor Joy Porter

Art as Commodities / Commodities as Art: An Interdisciplinary Conference

9.30AM, Berrick Saul Building, University of York

Prudence or Pathology? The Figure of the Miser in the Eighteenth-Century Money It-Narrative

4.30PM, K/G07, King's Manor

Charmaine Falzon (Queen Mary University of London)

Michael Donkor: Reading and Interview

5.00PM, The Treehouse, Berrick Saul Building, University of York

Michael Donkor, novelist

Designing Cultural Heritage Events that Facilitate Intercultural Dialogue: An Example from the Sultanate of Oman in the Middle East

12.30PM, The Treehouse, Berrick Saul Building

Dr Christa Knellwolf King (Associate Professor of English Literature, Sultan Qaboos University, Oman and Honorary Visiting Fellow, Department of English and Related Literature, University of York)

Global Health Histories Seminar: Ageing and mental health

12.00PM, Keio University, Japan

Dr Hiroaki Matsu'ura (Sho'in University) and Professor Akihito Suzuki (Keio University)

Belonging in Late Medieval Cities

9.30AM, Huntingdon Room, The King's Manor, Exhibition Square, York

Global Health Histories Seminar: A bridge to better healthcare: Cultural mediators and refugee and migrant healthcare

12.30PM, UN City, Denmark

TBC

Society for Medieval Archaeology 2019 Annual Conference

2.00PM, King’s Manor, University of York (UK), 5-6 July 2019

Crusoe at 300: Adaptations, Afterlives & Futures

2.30PM, The University of York