Past Conferences
Perspectives on Identity
An Interdisciplinary Conference for Postgraduates and Early Career Researchers
Through the confluence of emerging scholars, this latest edition of the ‘Perspectives’ series looks to promote interdisciplinary dialogues that examine understandings of ‘identity’. We encourage contributions from all disciplines of the humanities and social sciences, such as anthropology, classics, history, philosophy, and religion, through to cultural, literary, media, and political studies in exploring how identity sits at the core of our being, and how this influences and is influenced by the world around us.
Perspectives on Progress
An Interdisciplinary Conference for Postgraduates and Early Career Researchers
This conference seeks to promote innovative dialogues from a broad range of backgrounds in Humanities and Social Sciences, in order to assemble diverse perspectives on this pertinent theme: Progress as a ‘concept’ has driven and continues to drive mankind. However, the initial motivations for progress, as well as many of the results, are not always explored, sufficiently understood, or necessarily in our best interests.
Perspectives on Power
An Interdisciplinary Conference for Postgraduates and Early Career Researchers
The interdisciplinary conference for postgraduate students and early career researchers will look at how power is deployed by particular people(s) in the context of specific places. Scholars from the disciplines of: political science, history, media studies, religion and philosophy, through to international relations, anthropology, literature, behavioural studies, psychology and the classics are invited to attend.