9 October 2004 (Room 265)
Dr Raphael Hallett (University of Sussex)
Words in Abstract
Space: Pierre Ramus, Rhetoric and the Geometry of Print.
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6 November
2004 (Room 265)
Dr Kevin Killeen (Birkbeck,
University of London)
"The Doctor Quarrels
with Some Pictures": Animals and Exegesis in Thomas Browne's Pseudodoxia
Epidemica.
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4
December 2004 (Room 265)
Dr Kate Eagleton (British Museum)
The Fruits of Learning
and the Contents of a Great Library – John Whethamstede, Abbot
of St Albans, and his Encyclopaedia Granarium.
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8 January
2005 (Room 265)
Dr Richard Serjeantson (Trinity College,
Cambridge)
Humane Understanding before Locke.
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5 February
2005 (Room 265)
Dr Lauren Kassell (University of Cambridge)
“All was this land full fill'd of faerie”: Magic and the
Past in Early Modern England.
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5 March
2005 (Room 265)
Dr Leo Catana (University of Copenhagen)
The Exposition of Giordano Bruno in Jacob Brucker's History of Philosophy:
Some Historiographical Considerations.
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19
March 2005 (Room 265) Additional
Session
Prof. Lawrence Principe (Johns Hopkins University)
Transmutational Experiments at the Early Eighteenth Century Parisian
Academy.
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2 April
2005 (Room 265)
Dr Koen Vermeir (Katholieke Universiteit
Leuven)
Divination and the Powers of the Imagination in the late Seventeenth
Century.
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7
May 2005 (Room 265)
Dr Nick Wilding (University of Cambridge)
Pseudonymity and seventeenth-century
Natural Philosophy.
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18 June 2005 (Room 248)
Professor Charles Burnett (Warburg Institute)
Arabic Magic in the
Renaissance. |
