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平特五不中 Classics Play Presents: Euripides' Cyclops

Wednesday, February 6, 2019 19:30toSaturday, February 9, 2019 19:30

Translated/adapted and directed by Neha Rahman and Daniel Whittle, this is antiquity's only complete surviving satyr play! These were short dramas that took place after trilogies of tragedies...

Prof. Edith Hall: Was Cyclops a Typical Satyr Play?

Friday, February 8, 2019 15:30to17:00

Join the 平特五不中 Classics Play for a free public lecture supported by the Natambea Foundation. Professor Edith Hall (King鈥檚 College London) will discuss whether or not the Cyclops was a typical...

The 2018 Cundill Lecture: Professor Daniel Beer

Wednesday, November 14, 2018 17:00to18:00

The House of the Dead: Colonisation and Punishment in Tsarist Siberia...

Lecture: Tom Gallant (UC San Diego): Remembering Violent August: the 1918 anti-Greek riot in Toronto, 100 years on

Tuesday, November 13, 2018 18:30

On a hot August night, as WWI was coming to an end 100 years ago 鈥� and for the next four consecutive nights 鈥� the good citizens of Toronto went crazy and ignited the largest riot in the city鈥檚...

On Human Rights: Seventy Years of Contested Change

Friday, October 12, 2018 16:00

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Sir Tom Devine presents "The Scottish Factor in Nineteenth-Century Canada: An Interpretation"

Thursday, September 20, 2018 16:00to17:30

'The history of Canada is to a certain extent the history of the Scots in Canada鈥� (The Scottish Tradition in Canada, 1976). Is this statement an example of exaggerated ethnic conceit or does it...

Transitions and Global Modernities: The Child 'Freak', Human Rights and the Ideal Citizen in the 20th Century

Friday, March 23, 2018 15:00to16:30

What can the history of the freak show tell us about citizenship? This talk will explore the connection between cultural markers of disability, childhood, and ideal citizens in twentieth聽century...

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