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2025
March
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Not an Echo but a Reverb: Transformative Dynamics and Aesthetic Figural Interpretation through the Allusive Reuse of the Akedah
-Biblical Studies Research Seminar Not an Echo but a Reverb: Transformative Dynamics and Aesthetic Figural Interpretation through the Allusive Reuse of the Akedah
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Applied History Roundtable Talks, Part 1
-Global Security, Governance and Applied History Week, 11-14 March 2025
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Theological Ethics Research Seminar: Enfleshing Freedom: Body, Race, and Being
-Enfleshing Freedom, ch. 6 ‘Enfleshing Struggle’ Text: Copeland, M. S. (2nd ed., 2023). Enfleshing Freedom: Body, Race, and Being, Second Edition. Fortress Press, available as an eBook via the library. To attend online, you will need to join the Theological Ethics Seminar Team in Microsoft Teams. You will already be a member...
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Scandinavian Studies Seminar (Internal Members Only)
-Chapter workshop
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Philosophy Colloquium Series: Theron Pummer
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"The Rules of Rescue: Core Ideas"
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New Testament echoes in the Poetry of Seamus Heaney
-Biblical Studies Research Seminar New Testament echoes in the Poetry of Seamus Heaney
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Theological Ethics Research Seminar: Enfleshing Freedom: Body, Race, and Being
-Enfleshing Freedom, ch. 5, ‘Turning the Subject’ Text: Copeland, M. S. (2nd ed., 2023). Enfleshing Freedom: Body, Race, and Being, Second Edition. Fortress Press, available as an eBook via the library. To attend online, you will need to join the Theological Ethics Seminar Team in Microsoft Teams. You will already be a...
February
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Playing With Heritage - A' Cluich Le Dualchas / Game demo & talk by Kayleigh MacLeod and William Kavanagh
-Please join us for a special lunchtime seminar with Kayleigh MacLeod (Abertay) and William Kavanagh (Abertay). Kayleigh and William will demonstrate their Waulking Simulator, and give a talk on the project which has brought it about, exploring games and cultural heritage, with particular reference to minority languages. All welcome!
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Enslavement in the Divine Economy: A Functional Analysis of Paul's Captivity for the Gentiles in Ephesians.
-Biblical Studies Research Seminar Enslavement in the Divine Economy: A Functional Analysis of Paul's Captivity for the Gentiles in Ephesians.
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CEMS research seminar: Dr Riccarda Suitner
-26 February 2025, at 1 pm, Research Seminar: Dr Riccarda Suitner (LMU Munich): Venice and the Radical Reformation: an Italian Republic in European Context Taylor A36 and online (for the link please contact k.friedrich@abdn.ac.uk)