Italian Poetry Today is a seminar series of the University of Oxford co-founded by Dr Adele Bardazzi (The Queen's College), Roberto Binetti (St Anne’s College) and Olmo Calzolari (Keble College)
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Italian Poetry Today is a seminar series of the University of Oxford co-founded by Dr Adele Bardazzi (The Queen's College), Roberto Binetti (St Anne’s College) and Olmo Calzolari (Keble College).
Help us celebrate the life and work of Professor Peter Felix Ganz on the centenary of his birth, Oxford medievalist extraordinaire, scholar and ambassador of Anglo-German relationship.
Friday 30 October 2020, 5-6:30pm
Symposium, Lieder Recital, Meet the Author events
The 2020 Ilchester lecture will be given by Kiril Tomoff (University of California, Riverside)
The celebration event will take place on Friday 28 February 2020.
Choral Music and Readings
Introduced by Dr Alex Lloyd
Professor Jonathan Bolton (Harvard University) will be giving the 2020 Taylor lecture on 'Pathways of the Political Novel in Eastern Europe'.
Readings from the volume will take place on Thursday 13 February.
brazilweekposter.pdfThe 2020 Brazil Week will take place from 2-7 February.
As part of the The Oxford Argentine Cultural Forum – Argentina en Oxford en línea.
Please join us for 'A Celebration of European Literatures and Cultures' at the Taylor Institution on 31 January 2020, from 8:30-11:30pm.
Termly meeting for staff of the Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages.
Oxford Medieval Studies Lecture
The Faculty is holding an information session for MSt and MPhil programmes on Thursday 05 December 2019.
The Madariaga Series & Magdalen College host the launch of the book:
The Letters of Alberto Jiménez Fraud (1905-1964)
Edited by James Valender, José García-Velasco, Tatiana Aguilar Álvarez-Bay and Trilce Arroyo
Madrid: Publicaciones de la Residencia de Estudiantes, 2018
This year's Zaharoff Lecture will be given on November 12th by Dr Chantal Thomas.
A symposium organised by The Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages, University of Oxford, the Klassik Stiftung Weimar, and the English Goethe Society