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Darwin College Humanities and Social Sciences Seminars

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Talks are given by Darwin students, Fellows and associate members and are intended for a general audience. Talks take place on Tuesdays in the Richard King room (opposite the entrance to the servery). Everyone is welcome, whatever your discipline.

In Michaelmas and Lent terms 2023-24, we will trial dinner dates for the first time. Please note that the first 4 talks in these terms will take place during lunchtime (1-2pm), while the last 4 talks in the terms will take place during dinnertime (6:30-7:30).

Pick up your food at the servery and join us in the Richard King room! The talk starts at 1:10 or 6:30 and lasts for about 20-25 minutes and is followed by questions over coffee/tea. We adjourn at 2pm or 7:30pm at the latest.

For at least some of the seminars, it will be possible to attend the seminar remotely. Please contact one of the seminar organisers if you would like to attend a talk remotely.

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4 upcoming talks and 403 talks in the archive.

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UserStefanie Felsberger.

HouseRichard King room, Darwin College.

ClockTuesday 07 May 2024, 13:10-14:00

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UserKiran Basra, International Politics.

HouseRichard King room, Darwin College.

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ClockTuesday 21 May 2024, 13:10-14:00

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