Events

Past Events

Wednesday 3rd February, 2010

6-8pm, Arts 2

Schooling the emotions: SEAL in historical context

One of a series of events as part of the AHRC-funded ‘Embodied Emotions’ project.

See also: 
Embodied Emotions AHRC webpage.
Embodied Emotions leaflet [PDF]

Speakers
Ali Campbell – Introducing ‘Embodied Emotions’ and X-Ray Eyes
David Spendlove – on emotional literacy in theory and practice
Kathryn Ecclestone – on the dangerous rise of ‘therapeutic education’
Thomas Dixon – on the Victorian roots of ideas about educating the feelings
With performance by Clare Whistler

Monday 23rd November, 2009

1pm, Arts 2

‘Love Detectors and Kiss-o-meters: The Role of the Erotic in the History of Deception Testing’, by Dr Geoff Bunn

Dr Geoff Bunn (Manchester Metropolitan University)
‘Love Detectors and Kiss-o-meters: The Role of the Erotic in the History of Deception Testing’
Abstract available for download: Dr Geoff Bunn: Love Detectors and Kissometers

Monday 23rd November, 2009

1pm, Arts 2

‘Biology’s Gift: Interrogating the Turn to Affect’, with Dr Felicity Callard

Dr Felicity Callard (Institute of Psychiatry, KCL) and Dr Constantina Papoulias (Middlesex University)

Monday 5th October, 2009

1pm, Arts 2

‘Towards a New History of Western Emotions’, with Professor Barbara Rosenwein

Professor Barbara Rosenwein, Loyola University (with a response by Professor Miri Rubi, Queen Mary, University of London)

Monday 1st June, 2009

1pm, Arts 2

‘Reinstating the Passions: Lessons from the History of Passion and Emotion’

Professor Louis Charland, University of Western Ontario

Friday 29th May, 2009

9am, CRASSH, University of Cambridge

CRASSH conference: ‘Sympathies and Antipathies’

‘Sympathies and Antipathies: Altruism and Emotional Response Across the Disciplines’
(Speakers include members and associates of this Centre.)

Poster available for download:
2009 CRASSH Conference

 

Wednesday 29th April, 2009

2pm, Arts 2

‘Medicine, Emotions and the Law’

Symposium on ‘Medicine, Emotions and the Law’.
Speakers: Dr Fay Bound Alberti, Dr Thomas Dixon, Professor Michael Lobban, and Dr Rhodri Hayward.
Respondent: Professor Richard Ashcroft

Monday 16th March, 2009

1pm, Arts 2

‘A History of Trauma: Anglo-American Languages of Suffering’, with Professor Joanna Bourke

Professor Joanna Bourke, Birkbeck, University of London

 

Monday 23rd February, 2009

1pm, Arts 2

‘The Adrenaline Century 1900-2000’, with Dr Otniel Dror

Dr Otniel Dror, Hebrew University of Jerusalem

 

Monday 12th January, 2009

1pm, Arts 2

‘Next Steps in the History of Emotion: Challenges and Opportunities’, with Professor Peter Stearns

Professor Peter Stearns, George Mason University