Neo-Confucian Sermons as Popular Emotional Education in Eighteenth-Century Japan: The Moral and Pedagogical Philosophy of Hosoi Heishū

5.00PM, BS/008 Berrick Saul Building

Makoto Harris Takao (Max-Planck-institut fur Bildungsforschung/Centre for the History of Emotions, Berlin)

Early Modern Global Soundscapes: A Workshop

2.00PM, Treehouse, Berrick Saul Building

Sam Thompson: Reading and Interview

5.15PM, Bowland Auditorium, Berrick Saul Building, University of York Heslington West Campus

Holocaust Memorial Day: Turning historical research into performance

6.45PM, TFTV Black Box (TFTV/046). Doors open at 18.30.

Lisa Peschel (University of York, TFTV), Michael Berkowitz (University College London, Hebrew & Jewish Studies)

Man & God: Classical music, science, and the creation of colour film - A preview performance

7.30PM, TFTV Black Box (TFTV/046). Doors open at 19.15.

What has driven Mediterranean landscape change since the Neolithic: human or natural agencies?

1.00PM, The Philip Rahtz Theatre (K/133), Kings Manor

Neil Roberts

Archaeological Maps: Performance and Play

5.30PM, K/159

Piraye Hacıgüzeller

HRC Graduate Training: PhD Study and Dealing with Stress

10.15AM, The Treehouse, Berrick Saul Building

Keith Allen (HRC Deputy Director) and current HRC students

Global Health Histories Seminar 116: Antimicrobial Resistance

1.00PM, Mødelokale 2 / Conference room 2, Studenternes Hus, Frederik Nielsens Vej 4, 8000 Aarhus C.

Dr Janis K. Lazdins Helds (formerly TDR/WHO, Coordinator Product Development and Evaluation for drugs, diagnostics and vaccines for neglected tropical diseases) and Professor Jens Seeberg (Dept. of Anthropology, Aarhus University)

Secured by Design: Criminology, Housing and Public Space in Late Twentieth Century Britain

1.00PM, W/N/307 (Wentworth College, University of York)

Oscar Wilde, Modernism and the Queering of Realism

4.00PM, Treehouse, Berrick Saul Building, University of York Heslington West Campus

Dr Sos Eltis (University of Oxford)

A 'Narrative and the Senses' seminar

6.00PM, Seminar Room BS/007, Berrick Saul Building, University of York Heslington West Campus

Dr Claire Chambers and Dr Richard Walsh (Department of English and Related Literature, University of York)

Female Human Animals - Public Film Screening with Panel Discussion

6.00PM, Bowland Auditorium, Berrick Saul Building, University of York Heslington West Campus

YourDIG: Melting Pot Exhibition Launch

6.00PM, DIG Saint Saviourgate York YO1 8NN

A Private Rebellion: Indian Painting in the Qajar Court of the nineteenth century

6.30PM, Treehouse, Berrick Saul

Naciem Nikkhah

The Staffordshire Hoard, 2009–2019: piecing together an Anglo-Saxon treasure

4.30PM, The Philip Rahtz theatre - K/133

Professor Tania Dickinson

HRC Graduate Training: Impact, Interdisciplinarity and HRC opportunities

1.00PM, The Treehouse or the Bowland Auditorium (tbc), Berrick Saul Building

Natalie Fullwood (HRC Impact Manager), Jonathan Eato (Music), Debbie Maxwell (TFTV), Sarah Burton (HRC Senior Research Co-Ordinator), Keith Allen (HRC Deputy Director), Richard Ogden (HRC Director).

The Mirror-Role of Mother and Family in Child Development

3.00PM, Seminar Room BS/008, Berrick Saul Building, University of York Heslington West Campus

On Attention-Seeking

5.00PM, Bowland Auditorium, Berrick Saul Building, University of York Heslington West Campus

Visiting Professor Adam Phillips, Writer and Psychoanalyst

"Convey it by a safe hand": trust, credit and credibility in seventeenth century transatlantic news networks

5.00PM, BS/008 Berrick Saul Building

Sarah Hall (York)

Alia Trabucco Zerán, Sophie Hughes and Stefan Tobler: And Other Stories in Conversation

6.00PM, Bowland Auditorium, Berrick Saul Building, University of York Heslington West Campus

The Shadow of Faux Semblant: Fiction, Deception, and Truth in Late Medieval Allegorical Poetry (France, England, and Italy)

5.30PM, King's Manor, Exhibition Square, York (room to be confirmed)

Marco Nievergelt (University of Warwick)

Exhibiting the Icon of the Cold War: Approaches to Preserving and Communicating the Berlin Wall

5.30PM, K/159

Axel Klausmeier

The Poetics of Retreat: meditation and space at the Shrine in Mahan

6.30PM, Treehouse, Berrick Saul

Dr. Peyvand Firouzeh

HRC Graduate Training: Becoming an Academic Writer

1.00PM, The Bowland Auditorium or the Treehouse (tbc), Berrick Saul Building

Holly Squire (Commissioning Editor, The Conversation), Michael McClusky (English), Louise Richardson (Philosophy), Helen Cowie (History)

"The Whole World’s at Sexes and Sevens": Gender Trouble in 1930s British Cinema

4.00PM, D/L/036, Derwent

Dr Chris O'Rourke (University of Lincoln)

A 'Historicizing Fictionality' Seminar

6.00PM, Seminar Room BS/007, Berrick Saul Building, University of York Heslington West Campus

David Attwell (Department of English and Related Literature, University of York)

Unravelling Human Origins Conference, 15th-16th February 2019

9.00AM, University of York

Cats, coffins and costumes: 100 years of scientific research at the British Museum

1.00PM, B/B/002

Carl Heron

Amor Mundi: Documentary, Contemporary Art, and the Descriptive Power of Lens-Based Capture

4.30PM, Bowland Auditorium

Erika Balsom, King's College London

Memory, Emotion and Truth: The Posthumous Trial of Joan of Arc

5.30PM, Bowland Auditorium

Dr Craig Taylor

Dismantling Ivory Towers: Archaeology, Conservation and Community Engagement in Turkey

5.30PM, K/159

B. Nilgün Öz

HRC Graduate Training: Ethics & Research With Human Participants

1.00PM, Bowland Auditorium or the Treehouse (tbc), Berrick Saul Building

Keith Allen (Chair of Arts and Humanities Ethics Committee), Richard Ogden (HRC Director), James Boaden (History of Art)

Ten Reasons to Read Radclyffe Hall

5.15PM, Treehouse, Berrick Saul Building, University of York Heslington West Campus

Dr Hannah Roche (University of York)

Family and kinship in medieval Europe: where are we now?

5.30PM, V/N/123 (Vanbrugh College, University of York)

Matthew Hammond (King's College London)

Myths and Counter-Myths: Interpreting Roman Catacombs in the Seventeenth Century

5.00PM, BS/008 Berrick Saul Building

Ingo Herklotz (History of Art, University of Marburg)

Materials from the Margins: A Seljuq Horizon and Pre-Mongol 'Globalism'

6.30PM, Bowland Auditorium, Berrick Saul

Professor Finbarr Barry (Institute of Fine Arts, NYU)

Population continuity and replacement in Britain from the Mesolithic to the Bronze Age

4.15PM, W/N/307

Ian Barnes

The Poetics of Style Empire Eclecticism: Piranesi, Rome, and Alexandria.

4.30PM, Bowland Auditorium BS/005

Caroline van Eck University of Cambridge

Programmed for Affect: Thinking About Sensors and Senses in Heritage and Cultural Experiences

5.30PM, K/159

Jess Hoare

'Democracy and Revolution in Conservative and Unionist Political Thought

1.00PM, W/N/307 (Wentworth College, University of York)

Emily Jones (Cambridge)

HRC Graduate Training: Beyond the PhD: Academic Careers

1.00PM, The Treehouse, Berrick Saul Building

Matt Jenkins, (Archaeology), Laura Mayne (TFTV), Keith Allen (HRC), Richard Ogden (HRC)

Story-Telling and Staging Romance in Shakespeare’s 'Pericles'

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

Jane Raisch (Department of English and Related Literature, University of York)

The Watch-Bitch Now: Reassessing the Natural Woman in Han Kang's 'The Vegetarian'

12.00PM, Treehouse, Berrick Saul Building, University of York Heslington West Campus

Dr Alix Beeston (Cardiff University)

New Artistic Practices: Instagram as (Plat)Form (Panel Discussion)

3.00PM, Treehouse, Berrick Saul Building, University of York Heslington West Campus

Who’s Afraid of the Big, Bad Wolf? And Why?

4.30PM, Bowland Auditorium

Laura D. Gelfand

In Conversation with Sara Wajid

5.30PM, K/159

Sara Wajid

HRC Graduate Training: Beyond the PhD: Careers Outside of Academia

1.00PM, The Treehouse, Berrick Saul Building

Translatio Imperii from Pharaonic Egypt to Renaissance Istanbul (via Augustan Rome): A Test Case for 'Ottoman Humanism''

5.00PM, BS/008 Berrick Saul Building

Giancarlo Casale (European University Institute Florence/University of Minnesota)

Affording Innerscapes: Dreams, Introspective Imagery and the Narrative Exploration of Personal Geographies

6.00PM, Seminar Room BS/007, Berrick Saul Building, University of York Heslington West Campus

Marco Bernini (University of Durham)

Travelling East via Burlington House: Orientalist painitng at the Royal Academy

6.30PM, Treehouse, Berrick Saul

Madeleine Boden

Displaying the Bayeux Tapestry, now and then

4.30PM, Bowland Auditorium

Christopher Norton

HRC Graduate Training: Beyond the PhD: Drop-in Academic CV Clinic

2.00PM, The Treehouse, Berrick Saul Building

Aesthetics of Against: A Dialectic of the Contemporary Novel

4.00PM, Treehouse, Berrick Saul Building, University of York Heslington West Campus

Dr Alexandra Kingston-Reese (University of York)

Deposition interrupted – The Must Farm Pile dwellings

1.00PM, The Philip Rahtz Lecture Theatre (K/133) Kings Manor

Mark Knight

HRC PhD poster competition exhibition and prize giving (PLEASE NOTE NEW DATE)

4.00PM, The Treehouse, Berrick Saul Building