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2024
October
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Practical Theology Research Seminar: Self-Care and Sensitive Research
-Research can be isolating, hard work, and dangerous, and might involve managing sensitive subjects on a regular basis and in intimate ways. How can we care for ourselves well while undertaking such research? Encouraged reading (NB - Content warnings for death & suicide): Ben Fincham, Jonathan Scourfield & Susanne Langer (2008)...
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Are We There Yet? A Future for the Digital Humanities
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This workshop builds on themes from the lecture and demonstrates practical approaches to computational research in the digital humanities. Dr. Miller C. Prosser will demonstrate various tools and methods for recording, integrating, analyzing, and publishing digital research data using the Online Cultural and Historical Research Environment (OCHRE) and will illustrate...
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Digital Humanities Lecture and Workshop: Dr. Miller Prosser (U. of Chicago)
-Dr Nathaniel Greene (Divinity) and Dr Karl Kinsella (Art History) invite you to the second of four lecture/workshop events as a part of our British Academy Talent Development project: Digitising Pre-Modern Material Cultures. Dr. Miller Prosser (U. of Chicago, Director of Online Publications, Forum for Digital Culture) will be joining us...
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New Voices in Irish and Scottish Studies
-The New Voices series seeks to support and highlight the work of early career scholars in Irish and Scottish Studies. The webinars are aimed at scholars and postgraduate students at Aberdeen and further afield.
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Philosophy of Religion Research Seminar: Week 4
-Text selection: Part II, D1-L7
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Performing Magic In The Medieval North Conference
-Our theme focuses on ritual practices in the pre-Modern north. Below is the programme. Thanks to all who the wonderful researchers who have agreed to present.
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Classical Association Scotland
-In celebration of Black History Month
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New Voices in Irish and Scottish Studies
-The New Voices series seeks to support and highlight the work of early career scholars in Irish and Scottish Studies. The webinars are aimed at scholars and postgraduate students at Aberdeen and further afield.
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Philosophy of Religion Research Seminar: Week 3
-Text selection: IP18-Appendix
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Practical Theology Research Seminar: Anonymity and Ethics
-It’s widely assumed that the best way to protect research participants is making them anonymous – but increasingly, some are questioning this approach. We’ll read Grinyer’s perspective on this topic, and discuss whether anonymisation is always the best policy. Encouraged reading: Anne Grinyer (2002) The Anonymity of Research Participants: Assumptions, Ethics...