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14th Annual British Academy Postdoctoral Fellowship Symposium

The British Academy, 10 Carlton House Terrace, London SW1Y 5AH

Tuesday 22 April 2008

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Session 1 'The Crucifix replied to him in a loud voice’: Sculptural Interactions in Late Medieval Italy
Dr Peter Dent		 'Belugas are our neighbours': Conservation and Crisis in an Inuit Hunting Community
Dr Martina Tyrrell		 Writing Epic after Homer: Later Greek Poetry and Quintus' Posthomerica
Dr Katerina Carvounis
Session 2 'Sigillum Dei' – Talismans and Seals in Medieval and Renaissance Ritual Magic
Dr Peter Forshaw 		Why Mapuche Sing
Dr Magnus Course		 ‘Something mechanical encrusted on the living’: Laughter, Conservatism and the ‘Anti-Modernist’ Novel
Dr Sophie Blanch
Session 3 Putting the Tree Back Into the Landscape: An Archaeological Case-Study of Ecological and Cultural Collapse on the South Coast of Peru
Dr David Beresford-Jones		 The Relational View of Perceptual Experience and the Way Things Look
Dr Hemdat Lerman 		Writing in Dissent: Stories of Unitarianism, 1774-1865
Dr Felicity James
Session 4 Tradition, Innovation and Changing Identity in the Cypriot Bronze Age
Dr Lindy Crewe		 How Egocentric Are We? Or Rather, How Good Are We at Taking Somebody Else’s Perspective?
Dr Paula Rubio Fernandez		 Robert Cadell and the Financial Crash of 1825 - 1826
Dr Ross Alloway
Session 5 Parenting and Youth Justice
Dr Rachel Condry		 The Role of Syllables and Segments in the Soundscape of Languages
Dr Mark Jones 		Literary Translation in the Reign of James VI of Scotland: An Overview
Dr Sergi Mainer
Session 6 Are Schools a Good Setting for Adolescent Sexual Health Promotion in Rural Africa? A Qualitative Assessment from Tanzania
Dr Mary Plummer 		A ROWS is a ROSE, but is a ROAD a LOAD? Word Recognition in Second-Language Processing
Dr Sarah Haywood 		Editing Texts in an Electronic Age
Dr Chad Van Dixhoorn
Session 7 Unravelling the Social Fabric: Social Networks and Economic Ungovernance in Nigeria
Dr Kate Meagher		 Public Policy and Passive Smoking
Dr Francesca Cornaglia		 Was Rousseau Truly a Classical Republican? The Problem of Sophie's Vanity in Emile (1762)
Dr Carolina Armenteros
Session 8 The Chief, the Youth and the Plantation: Resource Politics in Rural Nigeria
Dr Pauline Von Hellermann		 Vox Pop? The Regulation of Government by Public Opinion
Dr Will Jennings		 The Origins and Future of Caesarism in Europe: Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Perspectives
Dr Iain McDaniel
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