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Doctoral Seminar Archives

Here is a regularly updated archive of past doctoral seminars.

For upcoming events, check the main doctoral seminar page for all the latest updates.

 

Date

Venue

Presenter

Topic

24 October 2019

Burgess Meeting Room (1003), building 65b

 

Introduction/Planning meeting

5 November 2019 (1-5.30pm)

Confucius Boardroom (2123), building 65

 

Workshop ‘Shared Spaces: Methodological Approaches to Jewish/non-Jewish Relations,

19 November 2019

Burgess Meeting Room (1003), building 65b

 

Reading and Discussion Group
Reading: Andrea Hammel, ‘Narrating the Margins and the Center: Kindertransportees' Stories of National and Religious Belonging’
Introduction by Nicola Woodhead

3 December 2019

Burgess Meeting Room (1003), building 65b

 TBC

TBC

9 January 2020 (6pm)

Lecture Theatre C (1175), building 65

Anastasia Bader, Ben Giordano, Nicola Woodhead

Parkes Doctoral Roundtable

18 February 2020 (4.30)

Room 2099, building 65

Nicola Woodhead

Discussion of work-in-progress

17 March 2020

(postponed to 7 April)

MS Teams

Abaigh McKee

Mock viva

21 April 2020 (4-5pm)

(cancelled)

Burgess Meeting Room (1003), building 65b

Michael L. Miller

A Conversation with Michael L. Miller (Central European University)

28 April 2020

16:15-17:45

MS Teams

Anastasia Bader

TBC

6 May 2020

16:15-17:45

MS Teams

Joseph Finlay

British Jews and Race Relations since 1945 ’British Jews and Race Relations since 1945’

20 May 2020

16:15-17:45

MS Teams

Reading Group

Theme: Working with personal documents/sources

Reading:

Shirli Gilbert, 'From Things Lost' (Introduction and Chapter 1)

 

3 June 2020

16:15-17:45

MS Teams

Reading Group

Theme: History of Emotions 

Reading:

Discussion by Piroska Nagy and Ute Frevert in 'Debating New Approaches to History' (eds. Marek Tamm and Peter Burke)

17 June 2020

16:15-17:45

MS Teams

Reading Group

Theme: ‘Migrant Knowledge’ / Writing research pieces for blogs/websites

Reading

Tobias Brinkmann, Acquiring Knowledge About Migration: The Jewish Origins of Migration Studies
https://migrantknowledge.org/2019/09/25/acquiring-knowledge-about-migration-the-jewish-origins-of-migration-studies/

Allison Schmidt, Background Knowledge: Interrogating Perceptions of Smugglers with Joseph Roth
https://migrantknowledge.org/2019/10/30/background-knowledge-interrogating-perceptions-of-smugglers-with-joseph-roth/

Maria Alexopoulou, Producing Ignorance: Racial Knowledge and Immigration in Germany
https://historyofknowledge.net/2018/07/25/producing-ignorance-racial-knowledge-and-immigration-in-germany/

H. Glenn Penny, Insights into Loss from the History of Knowledge
https://historyofknowledge.net/2017/10/18/insights-into-loss-from-the-history-of-knowledge/

 

1 July 2020

16:15-17:45

 

MS Teams
 

Reading Group

Theme: Translation: Perspectives and Approaches in Historical Research

Reading: Laszlo Kontler, ‘Translation and Comparison: Early-Modern and Current Perspectives’, Contributions to the History of Concepts 3 (2007) 71-102.

Optional reading:

- Helen Beer, 'Yiddish without Yiddish’, European Judaism: A Journal for the New Europe, 42 (2009) 10-18.

- Magdalena Waligórska and Tara Kohn (eds.), Jewish Translation -- Translating Jewishness, De Gruyter, 2018. 

 

 

15 July 2020

16:15-17:45

MS Teams

Reading Group

Theme: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Religion and Culture

Reading: Talal Asad, ‘Introduction: Thinking about Secularism’, in Formations of the Secular: Christianity, Islam, Modernity, Stanford UP, 2003. 

Optional reading:

- Talal Asad, Genealogies of Religion: Discipline and Reasons of Power in Christianity and Islam, JHU Press, 1993. Chapters 1 and 2.

- Elizabeth A. Povinelli, The Cunning of Recognition: Indigenous Alterities and the Making of Australian Multiculturalism, Dule UP, 2002. Introduction.

 

29 July 2020

16:15-17:45

MS Teams

Reading Group

Theme: Difficult Histories

Reading: TBC

 

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