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European Languages Research Seminars 2004-5

Date: 19 January 2005-May 2005 Time: 5.00 pm

1. Dr Andrei Rogatchevski (University of Glasgow): "Operatic Art and Ethnic Stereotypes: Stravinsky's Mavra and Janacek's Kat'a Kabanova", (Joint event with the Music Department) Wednesday 19 January, 5 p.m.

The Dalton Room (A50) in the Great Hall Complex

(Suitable for most DELC students)

2. Lucia Graves (London): "An Introduction to the Context for A Woman Unknown, a Memoir", Wed 26 January, 2 p.m., Chaplaincy Quiet Room

(Suitable for Spanish/Catalan studies students)

3. Professor Roger Woods (University of Nottingham): "Culture thinks

Politics: From the Conservative Revolution to the New Right",

Wednesday 9 February, 5 pm, Bowland North C9

(Suitable for German/European studies students)

4. Dr Paul Cooke (University of Leeds): "Ostalgie's not what it used to

be: The German Television GDR Craze of 2003",

Monday 28 February, 5pm, Bowland North C9

(Suitable for German/European studies students)

5. Dr Mark Bassin (University College London): "The Political Aesthetics of Landscape in Socialist-Realist Art",

Wednesday 2 March, 5pm, Bowland North C9

(Suitable for all Language studies students)

6. Professor Andrew Bowie (Royal Holloway, University of London):

"Adorno as Philosopher", Wed 16 March, 5 pm, Bowland North C9

(Suitable for all Language students)

7. Professor Giulio Lepschy, F.B.A. (Emeritus, University of Reading; Senior Research Fellow, University College London): "Time and Tense in Language", Thursday 5 May venue/time tba

(Suitable for all Language students and Linguists)

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Who can attend: Anyone