In this talk, philosopher Aaron Schuster will discuss his critically acclaimed book How to Research Like a Dog: Kafka’s New Science, inspired by Kafka's story ‘Investigations of a Dog.
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Tuesdays at 5.
Giorgos Sampatakakis (University of Patras), will give a lecture on queer adaptations of Greek tragedy.
Garden Room, Levine Building, Trinity College All welcome! Refreshments will be served.
Professor Dirk Oschmann (Leipzig University) is a best-selling author and President of the German Kafka Society.
Book launch of the newest publication in the ‘Treasures of the Taylorian’ series.
Organised by Dr Frances Clemente and Dr Alice Gussoni Panel 1 Economic, Social, Political Aspects 1 Chair: Alice Gussoni (University of Padova-University of Oxford) Anna Gervasio (IPSAIC, Bari): Dinamiche e caratteristiche dei processi migratori di ritor
Book launch of Nightmares in the Long Nineteenth Century (Palgrave 2025), with editors Dr Fanny Clemente and Dr Great Colombani in conversations with Dr Alessandra Aloisi, and contributors of volume. Register here: https://forms.gle/5iHz7xteuNaAn3gs9
The 28th Anglo-German Colloquium will take place from 3-6 September 2025 in Somerville College, with some sessions in the Taylorian Institution.
The Annual German Studies conference from 1-3 September 2025 will be held at St. John's College, with some sessions also taking place at the Taylorian Institute Library.
A conference in London will honour alumna Marina Warner's work
Djamila Ribeiro, Taylor Lecture, 2 June 2025
La Culture Francophone en fete at Oxford presents "An Evening with François Berléand"
A two-day event in Oxford
The writer Maria Stepanova at the Ilchester Lecture
The third annual Occitan Studies Day will be held on 10th May 2025.
Elsa Drucaroff at the Taylorian Institute. Talk in Spanish.
Forms, Fragments and Fractures in Contemporary Women's Life Writing: Spain, Portugal, and Italy Convenors: Raquel Fernández Menéndez (University of Salamanca, ES) & Hannie Lawlor (University of Oxford, UK) Fifth Seminar: Maite Usoz de la Fuente (Universit
Forms, Fragments and Fractures in Contemporary Women's Life Writing: Spain, Portugal, and Italy Convenors: Raquel Fernández Menéndez (University of Salamanca, ES) and Hannie Lawlor (University of Oxford, UK) Fourth Seminar: Maria Àngels Francés-Díez (Univ
Forms, Fragments and Fractures in Contemporary Women' Life Writing: Spain, Portugal, and Italy Convenors: Raquel Fernández Menéndez (University of Salamanca, ES) and Hannie Lawlor (University of Oxford, UK) Third Seminar: Álvaro González Montero (Univers