Open lectures in week 9
Posted on 3 March 2017
'Ditch the Witch': The past history of misogyny in politics
Monday 6 March
Dependent agency in the global health regime: local African responses to donor AIDS efforts
Tuesday 7 March
Literary networks of the Vicars Choral and the clerical proletariat in late medieval York
Tuesday 7 March
Lad culture in higher education
Tuesday 7 March
European populisms: demand-side, supply-side and contextual explanations
Wednesday 8 March
Beyond Frankenstein: the writings of Mary Shelley
Wednesday 8 March
Lessons from the Tin Woodman: disability and the posthuman
Thursday 9 March
The Islamic garden as sacred art and as an opportunity for bridge-building between cultures
Thursday 9 March
The New Bridlington Lifeboat Station
Thursday 9 March
How Alara Wholefoods became the most sustainable food manufacturer on earth
Friday 10 March
Defending the right to protest and to dignity in detention in Egypt
Friday 10 March
Want to plan further ahead? See our full events listing for this term.
Interested in music performances? Have a look at York Concerts.