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Thursday 6 ocTober 2010 • suPPLeMeNT (1) To No. 4928 • VoL 141 Gazette Supplement Lectures and Seminars, Michaelmas Term 2010 Principal Lectures Inaugural lecture: Professor in the analysis of Partial differential equations 67 sydney ball Lecture 67 cyril Foster Lecture 67 harmsworth Lecture 67 hensley henson Lectures 67 John G. Winant Visiting Professor of american Government lecture 67 brasenose humanitas Visiting Professor of architecture 67 hudson Lecture 67 changing character of War annual lecture 67 dorothy rowe Memorial Lecture 67 The annual ronald syme Lecture 67 european research council (erc) funding schemes presentation 67 Divisions, Departments and Faculties english Language and Literature 67 history/centre for Political Ideologies, department of Politics 68 history of art 68 Law 68 Linguistics, Philology and Phonetics 68 Mathematical, Physical and Life sciences 69 Medical sciences 70 Medieval and Modern Languages 71 Music 71 oriental studies 72 Faculty of Philosophy/oxford Martin school 72 social sciences 72 Theology 75 Institutes, Centres and Museums oxford Institute of ageing 75 oxford centre for Late antiquity 75 ashmolean Museum 75 bodleian Library: centre for the study of the book 75 university botanic Garden 75 65 66 University of Oxford Gazette • supplement (1) to No. 4928 • 6 october 2010 oxford university computing services 76 smith school of enterprise and the environment 76 smith school of enterprise and the environment/environmental change Institute 76 The europaeum 76 Wellcome unit for the history of Medicine 76 oxford centre for Islamic studies 76 Latin american centre 77 oxford Learning Institute 77 Maison Française d’oxford 78 oxford Martin school 79 Pitt rivers Museum 79 reuters Institute for the study of Journalism 79 refugee studies centre 80 Voltaire Foundation 80 Colleges and Halls all souls college 80 balliol college 80 Kellogg college 80 Lady Margaret hall 80 Linacre college 80 Mansfield college 80 Nuffield college and reuters Institute for the study of Journalism 80 regent’s Park college 80 st antony’s college 81 st catherine’s college 81 st John’s college research centre 82 somerville college 82 blackfriars 82 Other Groups oxford Italian association 82 University of Oxford Gazette • supplement (1) to No. 4928 • 6 october 2010 67 NoTIce: Please note that the arrangements Hensley Henson Lectures Dorothy Rowe Memorial Lecture for publication of lectures in the Gazette has changed. a supplement listing lectures, Faith and fction: the history painter as Professor Martin McLaughlin will deliver published termly in noughth week, will apologist the dorothy rowe Memorial Lecture replace weekly notices of lectures. only at 5 p.m. on Friday, 22 october, in the those lectures not received in time for Timothy Gorringe, Professor of Theology, auditorium, Magdalen college (entry inclusion in the supplement will be printed university of exeter, will deliver six hensley through Longwall). The lecture is arranged subsequently in the Gazette. all lectures henson Lectures at 5 p.m. on the following in conjunction with the oxford Italian will appear only once in the Gazette. Please days in the examination schools. association. admission is free. make every effort to send lecture notices Tues. 19 Oct.: ‘history, history painting and Subject: ‘The winged eye: self-portraits in to the Gazette at least two weeks prior to the end of history.’ the works of Leon battista.’ publication of the noughth week issue Wed. 20 Oct.: ‘history and imagination.’ for inclusion in the supplement. as the Thurs. 21 Oct.: ‘Quomodo deus homo?’ intention is for the supplement to provide Tues. 26 Oct.: ‘The openness of history.’ The Annual Ronald Syme Lecture a pull-out referral for each term’s lectures, Wed. 27 Oct.: ‘The history of faith.’ inclusion in the supplement will be an Thurs. 28 Oct.: ‘history and story.’ Professor Dame Averil Cameron will advantage. deliver the annual ronald syme lecture at 6 p.m. on Thursday, 4 November, in the hall, John G. Winant Visiting Professor of Wolfson college. open to the public. American Government lecture Principal Lectures Subject: ‘empire, empires, and the end of antiquity.’ Professor Joe White, John G. Winant Inaugural lecture: Professor in Visiting Professor of american Government, the Analysis of Partial Diferential will lecture on Wednesday, 27 october, at the European Research Council (ERC) Equations rothermere american Institute. The time funding schemes presentation has been set provisionally at 5.30 p.m. Gui-Qiang G. Chen will deliver his inaugural Subject: ‘The politics of belief and Dr Alejandro Martin Hobdey, head lecture at 5 p.m. on Thursday, 11 November, american healthcare reform.’ of unit, erc executive agency, will be in the examination schools. admission will giving a presentation about the erc only be allowed with prior registration. To starting Independent researcher Grants register, please email [email protected]. Brasenose Humanitas Visiting scheme and the advanced Investigators uk, specifying the number of people in your Professor of Architecture scheme at 4.15 p.m. on Friday, 15 october, party. in the examination schools. For further Subject: ‘Partial differential equations: Professor Lord Foster, brasenose information, see www.ox.ac.uk/erc. origins, developments and roles in the humanitas Visiting Professor of changing world.’ architecture, will lecture at 5 p.m. on Monday, 29 November, in the examination Divisions, Departments schools. Sydney Ball Lecture and Faculties Subject: ‘Performance.’ Professor Gosta Esping-Andersen will English Language and Literature deliver the sydney ball Lecture at 5 p.m. Hudson Lecture on Wedenesday, 13 october, in the Nissan Early modern literature graduate Lecture Theatre, st antony’s college. Professor Lindley-French, eisenhower seminar Subject:o T be confirmed. Professor of defence strategy, Netherlands The following seminars will be given at defence academy, will deliver the hudson 5 p.m. on Tuesdays in the breakfast room, Lecture at 6.15 p.m. on Thursday, Cyril Foster Lecture Merton college. all welcome. 18 November, in the saskatchewan Lecture Theatre, exeter college. Guests are Conveners: sharon achinstein, Paulina Professor Harold James, Professor of requested to be seated by 6.10 p.m. Kewes, david Norbrook, emma smith and history and International affairs, Princeton, Subject: ‘New world, new britain, new bart van es. will deliver the cyril Foster Lecture at nav y.’ 5 p.m. on Thursday, 4 November, in the Gordon McMullan, King’s college, London examination schools. 12 Oct.: ‘ “I met a hand…and, by and by, a Subject: ‘International order after the Changing Character of War annual single leg running after it”: the Far east and financial crisis.’ lecture the limits of representation in the theatre, 1621/2002.’ Professor Sir Lawrence Freedman will Harmsworth Lecture Edward Jones, oklahoma state deliver the changing character of War 19 Oct.: ‘archival environments, annual lecture at 5 p.m. on Monday, Professor Ian Tyrrell, New south Wales, will documentary evidence and the quest for 29 November, in room 6, examination deliver the harmsworth Lecture at 5 p.m. on discovery: pursuing Milton in the twenty- schools. Tuesday, 9 November, in the examination first century.’ Subject: ‘creating power.’ schools. Michelle O’Callaghan, reading Subject: ‘crisis of the wasteful nation: a tale 26 Oct.: ‘significant order: reading verse of Theodore roosevelt and environmental miscellanies intertextually.’ alarmism in the Progressive era.’ 68 University of Oxford Gazette • supplement (1) to No. 4928 • 6 october 2010 Kate Chedgzoy, Newcastle Dr Anna Dezeuze, independent scholar Panel discussion 23 Nov.: ‘ “Make me a poet, and I’ll quickly 28 Oct.: ‘The “almost nothing”: precarious Dr K. Ziegler, Dr D. Leczykiewicz and others be a man”: children as poets in early art and the human condition since the will present a panel discussion at 4.30 p.m. modern england.’ 1960s.’ on Friday, 22 october, in the Gulbenkian Professor Leonard Barkan, Princeton Theatre, st cross building. History/Centre for Political Ideologies, 4 Nov.: ‘Michelangelo: a life on paper.’ Subject: ‘human rights in the eu after Department of Politics Lisbon: the charter and echr accession.’ Professor Eric Alliez, Middlesex 11 Nov.: ‘Matisse’s becomings: the dance Law and fnance seminars The following seminars will be given at between painting and architecture.’ 5 p.m. on Tuesdays in the swire room, Professor J. Armour and Professor university college. all are welcome. Dr Diarmuid Costello, Warwick P. Davies will lecture at 5.30 p.m. on 18 Nov.: ‘Kantianism in adrian Piper’s Thursdays at the saïd business school. Conveners: ben Jackson, sarah Mortimer conceptual art.’ dates and subjects are to be confirmed. and Marc stears. The seminars are not held every week. For Professor Laura Mulvey, birkbeck, London Professor Steven Pincus, Yale information, see: www.finance.ox.ac.uk/ 25 Nov.: ‘a contemporary artist’s use of an 12 Oct.: ‘addison’s empire: Whig events. archaic film technology: “rear projection” conceptions of empire in the early in Mark Lewis’ recent installation work.’ Oxford intellectual property seminars eighteenth century.’ Dr Rebecca Arnold, courtauld Institute Professor G. Dinwoodie and Dr J. Pila will Dr Isaac Nakhimovsky, cambridge 2 Dec.: ‘Fashion in the city: body and space lecture at 5.15 on Thursdays of weeks 2–7 19 Oct.: ‘Machiavellism and Fichte’s theory in the mid-twentieth century.’ in the dorfman room, st Peter’s college. of the nation-state.’ subjects are to be confirmed. Art History research seminar Professor Donald Winch, sussex 26 Oct.: ‘John Maynard Keynes: economist The following seminars will be given at Linguistics, Philology and Phonetics as biographer and intellectual historian.’ 5 p.m. on Wednesdays. The first two lectures will be held in the headley Lecture Theatre, Dr Edmund Neill General linguistics seminar ashmolean Museum. The final two lectures 2 Nov.: ‘The impact of positivism: academic will be held on the second floor, Littlegate The following seminars will be given at political thought in post-War britain.’ house, st ebbes street. 5.15 p.m.