WEDNESDay 22 april 2015 • SUpplEMENT (2) TO NO 5092 • VOl 145 Gazette Supplement Lectures and Seminars, Trinity term 2015 Romanes Lecture 462 Experimental psychology Buddhist Studies Orthopaedics, rheumatology and COMPAS Musculoskeletal Sciences Hebrew and Jewish Studies University Administration pathology Hindu Studies and Services 462 pharmacology Museum of the History of Science Disability Lecture physiology, anatomy and Genetics islamic Studies population Health reuters institute for the Study of Humanities 462 psychiatry Journalism Foundation for law, Justice and Society TOrCH | The Oxford research Centre in Social Sciences 470 the Humanities learning institute Maison Française rothermere american institute interdisciplinary research Methods Oxford Martin School Classics Sanjaya lall Memorial Trust population ageing English language and literature anthropology and Museum Ethnography ian ramsey Centre History Saïd Business School linguistics, philology and phonetics Economics Colleges, Halls and Societies 482 Medieval and Modern languages Education Music interdisciplinary area Studies all Souls Oriental Studies international Development (Queen Balliol philosophy Elizabeth House) Green Templeton Theology and religion Oxford internet institute Keble Law lady Margaret Hall Mathematical, Physical and politics and international relations linacre Life Sciences 466 Social policy and intervention lincoln Socio-legal Studies Chemistry Magdalen Sociology Computer Science Mansfield Nuffield Earth Sciences Department for Continuing Queen’s Engineering Science Education 476 e-research Centre St antony’s Materials Kellogg College Centre for Creative St Cross Writing Mathematical institute Wolfson rewley House research Seminar Series physics Blackfriars Hall plant Sciences regent’s park Institutes, Centres and Zoology St Stephen’s House Museums 476 Other Groups 487 Medical Sciences 468 ashmolean Museum Biochemistry Bodleian libraries Friends of the Bodleian Clinical Neurosciences Botanic Garden Oxford italian association Friends of the pitt rivers Museum 461 462 University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (2) to No 5092 • 22 april 2015 Romanes Lecture TORCH, Museum of the History of Sir John Elliott Lecture in Atlantic Science and Museum of Natural History History debate Mervyn King, former Governor of the Andrew O'Shaughnessy, Virginia, will Bank of England, will deliver the 2015 David Wootton, york, and Michael Hunter, lecture at 4pm on 26 May. romanes lecture at 5.45pm on 12 May at Birkbeck and robert Boyle’s biographer, Subject: ‘The British Empire and the the Sheldonian Theatre. Free to attend, but will review the controversial dispute outbreak of the american revolution’ booking essential. More information: www. between Thomas Hobbes and robert Boyle American Literature research seminar ox.ac.uk/romanes. at 5.30pm on 1 May in the lecture Theatre, Subject: ‘a disequilibrium in the world Museum of Natural History. Chair: professor The following seminars will be held at economy’ ritchie robertson 5pm on Thursdays. Further details: www. Subject: ‘Leviathan and the Air Pump: rai.ox.ac.uk. Conveners: Dr lloyd pratt, Dr University Administration 30 years on’ rachel Malkin, Jurrit Daalder, Michael Walsh and Services Book at Lunchtime series Kasia Boddy, Cambridge 30 Apr: ' “you believe the census, Nick?”: The following book discussions will take the Great american Novel and the Disability Lecture place at 1pm on Wednesdays in the Seminar “fiction of the census” ' room, radcliffe Humanities Building. Hilary Lister, first disabled woman to lunch available from 12.45pm. Convener: Martin Jay, Berkeley sail solo around Britain, will deliver the professor S Tuck 14 May: ‘Washington's cherry tree: the University’s first Disabilityl ecture at 6pm american allergy to political hypocrisy’ on 5 May in the MBi al Jaber Building, author: Dr Jamie Lorimer. Commentators: Corpus Christi. To register: https:// Professor William Beinart, Professor Jurrit Daalder eventbrite.co.uk/event/16038134492. Nikolaj Lübecker and Professor Daniel 28 May: ' “a place to fear and love”: David Grimley Foster Wallace's views on the american 29 Apr: ‘Wildlife in the anthropocene: interior’ Humanities conservation after nature’ Nicholas Gaskill, rutgers author: Professor Jim Reed. 11 Jun: ‘On feeling colourful and coloured TORCH | The Oxford Research Centre in Commentators: Dr Kevin Hilliard, in the Harlem renaissance’ the Humanities Professor Joachim Whaley, Cambridge, and Professor Ritchie Robertson Faculty of Classics Unconscious Memory seminars 6 May: ‘light in Germany: scenes from an The following seminars will be given on unknown enlightenment’ The following events will take place in the Mondays in the radcliffe Humanities ioannou Centre for Classical and Byzantine author: Professor Anna Marmodoro. Building. papers will be presented Studies, 66 St Giles’. Commentators: Professor Rowland Stout, consecutively followed by drinks and Dublin, Professor Richard Sorabji and Dr Sybille Haynes Lecture discussion. Convener: Sowon S park Ophelia Deroy, School of advanced Study Professor Jean Turfa, University of 4.30pm, 27 Apr: Neuroscience and 13 May: ‘aristotle on perceiving objects’ pennsylvania Museum, will deliver the psychoanalysis. Chair: laura Marcus author: Dr Kirsten Shepherd-Barr. Haynes lecture at 5pm on 6 May. Professor Mark Solms, Cape Town: ‘a Commentators: Mr Michael Billington, Subject: ‘pirates of populonia? The myth neuropsychoanalytical perspective on the Guardian, Professor Laura Marcus and of Etruscan piracy in the Mediterranean’ consciousness and the unconscious’ Professor Morten Kringlebach Don Fowler Memorial Lecture 20 May: ‘Theatre and evolution from Professor Richard Brown, Dalhousie: ibsen to Beckett’ Professor Catharine Edwards, Birkbeck, ‘Multiple memory systems in the brain: will deliver the Don Fowler Memorial integrating conscious and unconscious Rothermere American Institute lecture at 5pm on 14 May. memory pathways’ Subject: ‘The philosopher as epic hero: noon, 11 May: proustian memory. Chair: The following events will be held at at the augustan poetry in Seneca’s letters’ Sowon S park rothermere american institute. David Lewis Lecture Professor Gordon Shepherd, Esmond Harmsworth Lecture in Professor Carmine Ampolo, Scuola yale: ‘reassessing mechanisms of American Arts and Letters Normale, pisa, will deliver the David lewis autobiographical memory’ Jennifer Egan, novelist, will lecture at 5pm lecture at 5pm on 27 May. Kirsten Shepherd-Barr: ‘Madeleines and on 5 May. Subject: ‘The achaians in the West and neuromodernism’ Subject: ‘Experimental fiction: Zeus in the agora (Vi–V centuries BC). confessions of a reluctant practitioner’ an epigraphical approach with new documents’ Ambassador John J Louis Lecture in Anglo-American Relations Lord Patten of Barnes will lecture at 5pm on 21 May. University of Oxford Gazette • Supplement (2) to No 5092 • 22 april 2015 463 Gaisford Lecture The Poet’s Essay 20th- and 21st-century literature graduate seminar Professor Edith Hall, KCl, will deliver the Adam Phillips, internationally renowned Gaisford lecture at 5pm on 4 June. psychotherapist and essayist, will give a The following seminars will be given at Subject: ‘pearls before swine? The past seminar as part of the poet’s Essay seminar 5.30pm on Wednesdays in the New Seminar and future of Greek’ series at 4.30pm on 3 June in the pusey room, St John’s. Conveners: Dr Hayes, Dr room, Keble. Mcloughlin APGRD free public lectures Science, medicine and culture in the Ann-Marie Einhaus, Northumbria The following free public lectures will be 19th century 20 May: ‘Experience, memory and First given at 2.15pm on Mondays. World War short fiction’ The following seminars will be given at Helen McCrory in conversation with 5.30pm on Wednesdays in Seminar room 3, Terry Gifford, Bath Spa/alicante Professor Edith Hall, KCl St anne’s. all welcome; no booking required. 3 Jun: ‘How did the English countryside 11 May: ‘On Medea at the National Theatre Enquiries: [email protected]. turn into the environment? Nature (2014)’ Convener: professor S Shuttleworth writing 1960–80’ Dr Maarten De Pourcq, radboud Lee Macdonald, leeds Kate McLoughlin 18 May: ‘Tragedy in the trenches: 13 May: ‘ “The magnificent services which 17 Jun: ‘Veteran detectives: experience Classics, the First World War and the rise it has rendered to science”: astronomy and problem-solving in fiction by Sir of Flemish culture’ and meteorology at Kew Observatory’ arthur Conan-Doyle, Dorothy l Sayers APGRD and DANSOX lecture/ and J K rowling’ Matthew Paskins, leeds and Open demonstration 27 May: ‘ “For the sake of a dibbling stick”: American literature research seminar Cathy Marston, choreographer, will lead a the Society for the Encouragement of These seminars will be given at 5pm on lecture/demonstration with professional arts, Manufactures and Commerce, and Thursdays in the rothermere american dancers at 5pm on 5 June. inventive communities 1800–30’ institute. Conveners: Dr pratt, Dr Malkin, Subject: ‘Choreographing the Katabasis’ Professor Rachel Bowlby, princeton Jurrit Daalder, Michael Walsh 10 Jun: ‘Commuters: from the 19th Faculty of English Language and Early modern literature seminar century to now’ Literature The following seminars will be given at Gender, literature and culture seminar 5.15pm on Tuesdays in the History of the Weidenfeld Visiting Professor in The following seminars will be given at Book room, St Cross Building. Conveners: Comparative European Literature 2pm in the C Day-lewis