Digital History seminar 8 January 2013, 5.15pmStephen Robertson (University of Sydney)Mapping Everyday Life: Digital Harlem, 1915-1930 On Tuesday we will have the second of our live streams to begin 2013. The Digital History seminar has thus far streamed all...
Latin American History seminar16 October 2012Rebecca Earle (Warwick)Embodying Race in Colonial Spanish America Casta paintings have become quite popular in the art and antiques world. Largely created in eighteenth century Mexico by unknown artists and purposed by...
Gender and History in the Americas 7 January 2013, 5.30pmAlthea Legal-Miller (Independent Scholar)Mistreated and Molested: Jailhouse Violence and the Civil Rights Movement Please join us for our first live stream of 2013. On Monday 7 January at 5.30pm (GMT) we...
With Christmas just around the corner updates for History SPOT are pausing for a few weeks. We have a host of podcasts waiting for you, and these will start going up again from Monday 7th January (although there will be blog posts before then). We are also excited...
In this blog post I would like to introduce you to our latest research training module on History SPOT. InScribe is an online course for the study of Palaeography and Manuscript Studies developed by several of the institutes within the School of Advanced Study...
Archives and Society seminar6 November 2012Kirsten Ferguson-Boucher (University of Aberystwyth)Computer-Assisted Review Kirsten Ferguson-Boucher talks about Computer-Assisted Review (also called content analysis amongst other things). There is a lot of detail...
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