2022/23 workshops

Workshops and training sessions tailored to PGRs in the arts and humanities

Upcoming workshops

Benjamin Freud Reading Group: Meeting 3 - Reproduction

16:00 - 17:00 30 March 2023

Walter Benjamin and Sigmund Freud are seminal figures in the humanities, exploring the shifting configurations of subjectivity and experience in the twentieth century. This reading group will facilitate nuanced discussion of Freud and Benjamin's complicated, often controversial, oeuvres in a lively, informal, critical setting. Readings will..

artsmethods Workshop: Using World Literatures

11:00 - 13:00 24 April 2023

This workshop provides an overview of World Literatures as a debated theoretical and methodological field. Its interdisciplinary approach will draw out the political and historical implications of reading texts globally. The workshop will offer the opportunity to work critically with contemporary and cutting-edge world literatures and theory..

Benjamin Freud Reading Group: Meeting 4 - Fascism/War

16:00 - 17:00 27 April 2023

Walter Benjamin and Sigmund Freud are seminal figures in the humanities, exploring the shifting configurations of subjectivity and experience in the twentieth century. This reading group will facilitate nuanced discussion of Freud and Benjamin's complicated, often controversial, oeuvres in a lively, informal, critical setting. Readings will..

artsmethods Workshop: Researching Human Rights

11:00 - 13:00 02 May 2023

This workshop offers postgraduate researchers the opportunity to build up interdisciplinary links between Human Rights discourse and Literary and Critical Theory. Participants will engage in a discussion of Human Rights through exercises drawing from recent collected data on migrancy in the Mediterrenean, which will also involve discussion of..

artsmethods Workshop: Refugee Studies Theory

11:00 - 13:00 16 May 2023

This workshop provides an insight into Refugee Studies research, its strengths and it limitations. It is aimed at postgraduate researchers with an interest in work which draws on Refugee Studies research, and gives participants the opportunity to engage in a discussion on Refugees in relation to Human Rights through practical examples. The wo..

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