2023 Program
Professor Debjani Ganguly (The University of Virginia/ACU)
Planetary realism, science studies, and climate fiction
Tuesday 5 December 2023
Time: 12-1pm AEDT
Chair: Dr Killian Quigley
Filippo Benedetti (LUMSA/ACU)
Questions for an institutional history of the Islamic Republic of Iran
Tuesday 3 October 2023
Time: 2-3pm AEDT
Chair: Dr Kristie Flannery
Associate Professor Maggie Nolan (The University of Queensland)
Structures of Feeling in Too Much Lip and The Yield
Tuesday 5 September 2023
Time: 12-1pm AEST
Chair: Dr Killian Quigley
Dr Mark van de Logt (Texas A&M University of Qatar)
Between the Floods: A conversation
Tuesday 1 August 2023
Time: 12-1pm AEST
Dr Roland Zarzycki (Collegium Civitas, Warsaw)
Empty gestures in the public domain: Pretense, disguise, ignorance
Wednesday 28 June
Time: 1-2pm AEST
Professor Mélanie Méthot
Catholic one day, Catholic always: Jeanne Côté's dilemma
Wednesday 10 May
Time: 1-2pm AEST
Associate Professor Xiaoying Qi
Rethinking broken trust
Tuesday 2 May
Time: 12-1pm AEST
Professor Claudia Jarzebowski (University of Bonn, Germany)
Emotion and experience. Dependent children in early modern societies
Thursday 13 April
Time: 4-5pm AEST
Dr Rachel Busbridge
Postcolonial political theory: Tracing the contours of an emerging subfield
Tuesday 4 April
Time: 1-2pm AEST
Dr Linda Zampol D'Ortia
Failed missions and global circulation of emotions: Ippolito Desideri in eighteenth-century Tibet
Tuesday 7 March
Time: 12-1pm AEDT
Dr Luisa Stella de Oliveira Coutinho Silva (Max Planck Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory)
Women's legal history in the Portuguese Empire: Gendering law from a global history perspective
Wednesday 8 February
Time: 2-3pm AEDT
Professor Haruko Nawata Ward (Columbia Theological Seminary)
Deciphering Kirishitan women, emotions, and persecution
Tuesday 7 February
Time: 9-10am AEDT
Co-presented with Gender and Emotion in Japanese Christianity (1549-1638), an international workshop made possible by funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Programme under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Grant Agreement no. 101028277 and the Japanese Studies Association of Australia Grant scheme.
