The curator of the GLBT Museum in San Francisco will present materials, approaches, and exhibitions of this special museum – the second in the world to be created on this topic. This will include the social context and communication of this topic towards the general public.
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Andrea Bréard: Searching the truth though numerical facts – the changing role of numbers in early 20th century China
The International Sinological Centre is happy to invite you to a lecture by Professor Andrea Bréard, Universität Heildelberg (Cluster of Excellence Asia and Europe in a Global Context): Searching the truth through numerical facts – the changing role of numbers in early 20th century China.
Prof. Peter Clark: Urban Wasteland from the Middle Ages to the Present Time
TEMA MA programme (Department of General History) is happy to invite you to the second lecture by Professor Peter Clark.
Mark Davies in Prague
We are pleased to announce that prof. Mark Davies of Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah, USA has accepted the invitation of the Institute of the Czech National Corpus (Faculty of Arts, Charles University in Prague) and will be presenting two lectures on corpus linguistics, on Monday April 11th at 6 PM at the Faculty of […]
Dr. Thomas L. Gertzen (Moses Mendelssohn Zentrum, Potsdam): “He should have had a job at the tower of Babel” – The Life and Works of Nathaniel Julius Reich (1876–1943)
Prague Centre for Jewish Studies and the Czech Institute of Egyptology are happy to invite you to a lecture entitled “He should have had a job at the tower of Babel”: The Life and Works of Nathaniel Julius Reich (1876–1943) by Dr. Thomas L. Gertzen (Moses Mendelssohn Zentrum, Potsdam). The lecture shall be held in English.
Dr. Anastasiya Astapova: Belarussian Political Folklore and Nationalism Within the European Context
Eight-day lecture series complemented by presentations will acquaint the participants with selected topics in Belarussian unofficial culture with special focus on anecdotes, political folklore, and other informal manifestations of political resistance. The course shall be held in English and is open to BA and MA students. The lectures shall take place from 11 April 2016 […]
Prof. Peter Clark: A Global Perspective on the European City
TEMA MA Programme (Department of General History) is happy to invite you to a lecture by the visiting professor Peter Clark.
How Do We Call the Urban Change? The Case of Central and Eastern Europe
Lecture by Professor Lydie Coudroy de Lille organised by CEFRES as part of the Visegrad forum at the UN conference European Habitat. Reservation necessary
