Trinity College Dublin Centre for Early Modern History
Research Seminar Series
Hilary Term 2023
Seminars will take place on Mondays at 4.00pm in the Neill seminar room in the Trinity Long Room Hub Arts and Humanities Research Institute.
Hilary Term |
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| 30 January | Charlie Taverner (TCD) ‘Street food: hawkers, urban history, and the limits of early modernity’ |
| 6 February | No seminar (public holiday) |
| 13 February | Gianmarco Braghi (University of Palermo / FSCIRE - Foundation for Religious Studies) ‘The predicaments of a rising elite: the first generation of French Reformed pastors (c.1550-c.1580)’ |
| 20 February | Julia Pohlmann (University of Aberdeen) ‘Imagined Jewishness in early American and British responses towards the American Revolutionary War’ |
| 27 February | Brendan Kane (University of Connecticut) ‘Action and justification in early modern Ireland’ |
| 6 March | Reading Week – No seminar |
| 13 March | Karin Friedrich (University of Aberdeen) ‘From borderlands to bloodlands’: a short introduction to Ukrainian history’ |
| 20 March | Amy Prendergast (TCD) ‘“A means of my doing better”: 18th century diary-writing as a tool for individual improvement and better mental health’ |
| 27 March | The Aidan Clarke Annual Lecture in Early Modern History Ann Hughes (Keele University) ‘From Warwick Castle to Dublin Castle: Colonel John Bridges, Revolution and Restoration in England and Ireland’. |
| 3 April | Laura Stewart (University of York) ‘With laughing on both sides': truth, honour, and status in mid-seventeenth century Scotland’ |
Convenors
Robert Armstrong, Joseph Clarke, Susan Flavin, Graeme Murdock, Jane
Ohlmeyer, Micheál Ó Siochrú, Patrick Walsh
Twitter @earlytcd
Please e-mail joseph.clarke@tcd.ie if you have any questions.