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AHRI Lecture
School of Humanities
6.00pm in the D’Arcy Thompson Lecture Theatre, Tower Building Full AHRI Series Tuesday 9 October 2012 Professor Geoffrey Roberts (University College Cork) ‘Marshal Georgy Zhukov: Russian Hero or Stalin’s Stooge?’...
Dundee Literary Festival 2012
School of Humanities
Dundee Literary Festival runs from 24 to 28 October.. Professor Kirsty Gunn from the School of Humanities will be involved in some of the sessions along with staff from our MLitt in Theatre Studies programme. The Festival also coincides with Dundee Comics Day 2012 organised by Dr Christopher Murray from the English programme in the School of Humanities. http://www.dundee.ac.uk/english/news/2012/dundeecomicsday/ The...
Enterprise Gym Award
School of Humanities
Christina Fuehrer, a third year Humanities student, recently had her achievements marked with a Dean’s Medal for Enterprise and Entrepreneurship. More information can be found on the Enterprise Gym website...
Dundee University Review of the Arts
School of Humanities
DURA was launched at the English Postgraduate party on Wednesday 19th September. The first issue of DURA contains reviews of summer exhibitions at the DCA (Dundee Contemporary Arts), Dundee Rep’s 'The Mill Lavvies' and 'She Town', films screened at the DCA and books by independent publishers such as flipped eye publishing, Waterloo Press, Polygon, Peepal Tree Press and Faber. An interview with well-known Egyptian writer, Ahdaf Soueif also features. DURA can be viewed online at www.dura-dundee.org.uk. DURA's editorial team are drawn from sta...
Negotiating the Past: Shakespeare’s Medieval Inheritance
School of Humanities
Tuesday 4th September, 6pm The McManus Café, Albert Square, Meadowside, Dundee. Dr Jodi-Anne George will discuss the medieval mystery and morality plays that inspired Shakespeare. Short scenes from these early dramas will be performed by members of the JOOT Theatre Company. This is a FREE event at the café in The McManus Galleries. Doors Open at 5pm, please arrive early to avoid disappointment. The event is likely to last one hour. Everyone welcome. http://www.DundeeArtsCafe.co.uk...