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WORK-IN-PROGRESS SEMINARS

These Seminars will be held on alternative Fridays at 1 – 2.30 pm, from March through November. The series will involve seminars by staff and Visiting Fellows of the Research School.

Convenors: Stephen Foster and Ken Taylor.
Contact:administration.rsh@anu.edu.au

 

First Semester Program February - July (PDF 71Kb)

Second Semester Program August - November (PDF 66KB)

 

DATE

PRESENTER

TITLE

29 February

Dr Mary HUTCHISON, ARC Research Associate, Research School of Humanities, ANU

This is the road you have to pass: personal perspectives on Australian migration histories ABSTRACT

7 March

Dr Debjani GANGULY, Head, Humanities Research Centre, Research School of Humanities, ANU

Literary Globalism in the new Millennium
ABSTRACT

14 March

Professor Wei ZHANG, Centre for Environmental Journalism & International Studies, Shandong University at Weihai

W.H. Donald and China: An Introduction ABSTRACT

4 April

A/Professor Arlene STEIN, Sociology, Rutgers University

Telling Holocaust Stories in Postwar America ABSTRACT

11 April

Professor Bernth LINDFORS, English and African Literatures, University of Texas at Austin

Playing a Moor Playing a Moor: Ira Aldridge and Abolition ABSTRACT

18 April

Professor Marcello SORCE KELLER, Retired Professor of Music History and Ethnomusicology from Milan Conservatory (Italy)

From Melbourne to Canberra: Comparing Musical Behaviour Among Immigrant Communities in Australia ABSTRACT

9 May

Professor Fred INGLIS, Cultural and Intellectual History, University of Sheffield

Re-enacting a Life: on Writing the Biography of RG Collingwood.(ABSTRACT)

16 May

Dr Ian BRITAIN, Editor, Meanjin (University of Melbourne)

The Lives of Donald Friend (ABSTRACT)

30 May

Dr Alastair MACLACHLAN, Research Fellow, Research School of Humanities, ANU

Flying the Flag: British and German historians in World War I and World War II (ABSTRACT)

6 June

Dr Diana YOUNG, Visiting Fellow, Research School of Humanities, ANU

Looking Back. Ernabella Arts Archive (ABSTRACT)

20 June

Professor Stephen FOSTER, Adjunct Professor, Research School of Humanities, ANU

Justifying violence on the colonial frontier
(ABSTRACT)

4 July

Professor Sheila FITZPATRICK, History, University of Chicago

Becoming a Transnational Biographer: the Writing of Mischka's War (ABSTRACT)

11 July

Dr Cecilia PENNACINI, Cultural Anthropology, University of Turin

Body, Mimesis, and Vision: Filming African Spirit Possession (ABSTRACT)

18 July

Professor Lucy FROST, Director, Centre for Colonialism and its Aftermath, School of English, Journalism & European Languages, University of Tasmania

Little more than girls: the youngest convicts transported on the Atwick (1838)
(ABSTRACT)

5 August
(Please note
that this seminar will take place on a Tuesday)

Associate Professor Donna Lee BRIEN
Head of School, School of Arts & Creative Enterprise,
University of Central Queensland

Enabling new ways of thinking about the world?: The Australian food writer as activist. (ABSTRACT)

1 September

Professor Dipesh Chakrabarty

(Please note that this seminar will take place on a Monday in the Conference Room at Old Canberra House)

Climate Change and Human History: Four Theses (ABSTRACT)

5 September

A/Professor Roger HILLMAN
Film Studies and German Studies,
Australian National University

Representing Gallipoli: from National to Transnational Myth (ABSTRACT)

 

19 September

Professor Howard MORPHY
Director, Research School of Humanities, ANU

Rewriting Ron Berndt (ABSTRACT)

3 October

Dr Ned CURTHOYS
Postdoctoral Fellow, Research School of Humanities, ANU

Lessing’s ‘Nathan the Wise’ and the fate of Andalusia (ABSTRACT)

17 October

Professor Neil PARSONS
Department of History & Archaeology, University of Botswana

Stone Age Cinema and the Cinema of the Stone Age in southern Africa (ABSTRACT)

7 November

Dr Peter STANLEY
National Museum of Australia, Canberra

Comparing two post-colonial museums: the Hong Kong and Macau History Museums (abstract)
(to be held jointly with the Public Culture seminar series)

14 November

Dr Flaudette DATUIN
Department of Art Studies,
College of Arts and Letters,
University of the Philippines

Uncommon Sense (abstract)

28 November

Dr Clare JACKSON
Faculty of History,
University of Cambridge

Early modern legal biography(abstract)

 

ALL WELCOME

All Seminars will be held in the Theatrette, Old Canberra House, Lennox Crossing, ANU unless otherwise notified.