Conferences
The HRC sponsors many workshops, symposiums and conferences. These range from half-day events to 3-day international residential conferences. Details about conferences can be obtained from the HRC or from the conference organisers.
HRC Doctoral Fellowship Conferences
Forms and Feelings of Kinship in the Contemporary World - Saturday 27th April 2024
Archaeology, Psychoanalysis and Colonialism: The Return of the Repressed in European Culture in the Modern Age - Friday 17th May 2024
Other HRC Sponsored Conferences/Events
Money and Medals Network Training Day - Thursday 9th May 2024
Coinage and the State - An interdisciplinary Workshop on Coinage, Money and Economy - Friday 10th May 2024
HRC BES Colloquium- Collecting Antiquities in the British Isles Saturday 11th May 2024
Warwick Symposium on Parish Research - Parish Memory Saturday 11th May 2024
Professor de Ceglia - Thursday 16th May 2024
Futurities: Indigenous film, art and theory - 7th June 2024
MindGrad 2024 Philosophy of Mind and Psychology - 22nd/23rd June 2024
In Search of Lost Futures: Visual Media Narratives of Economic Migration in the Mediterranean - 1st September 2024
Speaking with the Dead: Italy and the Legacy of the Past in the Revolving Century (1750-1850) - 26th/27th September 2024
Dr Mithu Sanyal, (award-winning German cultural historian, journalist and author) - date TBC. This visit offers students and the wider community the opportunity to explore Dr Sanyal’s writing and her unique insights into contemporary German-language culture, through translation, discussion and public reading. The visit will form part of a high-profile programme of visits to 5 universities in the UK, co-organised with the universities of Edinburgh, Bristol, Oxford and Leeds and including a visit to the Goethe-Institut Glasgow. The host consortium has worked closely with Dr Sanyal’s English-language publisher – the Berlin-based V&Q books, run by the award-winning translator from German, Katy Derbyshire – to develop the programme for the visit. The planned activities at Warwick will bring students and the wider public community into direct contact with a significant voice in contemporary German-language culture. The two events will focus on Dr Sanyal’s Deutscher Buchpreis-short-listed novel, Identitti, and its recent translation by Alta Price for V&Q books, situating this within wider debates currently shaping the German-language cultural scene.