Lancaster University Friday 30th November, 2012 Geographical Information Systems (GIS) are becoming increasingly used by historians, archaeologists, literary scholars, classicists and others with an interest in humanities geographies. Take-up has been hampered by a...
Imperial and World History seminar15 October 2012Tom Bentley (University of Sussex)Reshaping the past: the lingering colonial presentThis podcast is about 20 minutes long. Violence is a driving force of colonialism, but it is not the only narrative available. There...
**THIS SEMINAR HAS BEEN CANCELLED** The Ruin is Irreversible: Female Voices in the Anti-Feminist Backlash, 1970-PresentGender and History in the AmericasNadja Janssen (London Centre of Arcadia University)5 November 2012, 17:30 GMT On Monday we will be streaming live...
Archives and Society seminar9 October 2012Barbara PezziniFrom classification to network analysis: the Burlington Magazine Online Index**Unfortunately the audio quality for this podcast is below our usual standards but has been uploaded to History SPOT nevertheless for...
Christian Missions in Global History seminar10 October 2012Brian Stanley (Edinburgh)Mission studies and historical research: past trends and future trajectories It seems somewhat appropriate that History SPOT’s debut offering from the Christian Missions in Global...
Metropolitan History Seminar10 October 2012Stuart Minson (Oxford)A history of urban space: changing concepts of space in the study of the early modern metropolis Space and place has become a popular study in recent years. It can be found in many titles of seminar...
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