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Lockdown 2020 crowd-sourcing project

Tuesday 12 May

When Dame Vera Lynn said ‘we’ll meet again’ to me – the incredible enduring appeal of a British wartime legend

Monday 11 May

The Making of an Imperial Polity

World Literature in Motion

How to read Shakespeare for pleasure

Tuesday 21 April

James Joyce and the Jesuits

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3 Jun

Poets at Keble

Wednesday 3 June

Pusey Room, Keble College

25 Jun

Live event: Professor of Poetry lecture

Thursday 25 June

Online

Live event: Professor of Poetry lecture

12 Jul

Medical Humanities Summer School, 12-18 July 2020

12-18 July 2020

Green Templeton College

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14 Jul

Medical Humanities Summer School 2019

14-20 July 2019

Green Templeton College

21 Jun

Architectures of the Novel: A NOVEL Colloquium

Friday 21 June 2019

St John’s College Auditorium, University of Oxford

15 May

Professor of Poetry valedictory lecture: ‘When I Heard the Learn’d Astronomer’

Wednesday 15 May 2019

Exam Schools, High Street, Oxford

13 May

Mercury’s Perihelion and The Donald

Monday 13 May 2019

Lecture Theatre 2, St Cross Building, Manor Road

10 May

Truth, Lies and Videotape – drawing the line between acceptable artifice and unacceptable deception.

Friday 10 May 2019

Gulbenkian Lecture Theatre, St Cross Building, Manor Road

10 May

O'Donnell Lecture: 'When is Variation a Dialect? The Case of Old Irish'

Friday 10 May 2019

Lecture Theatre 2, St Cross Building, Manor Road

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Lockdown 2020 crowd-sourcing project

When Dame Vera Lynn said ‘we’ll meet again’ to me – the incredible enduring appeal of a British wartime legend

New 'Out of Silence' podcast series available now!

Chaucer biography shortlisted for the Wolfson History Prize

New War and Representation podcast series

Making History Oxford shortlisted for award

The Making of an Imperial Polity

World Literature in Motion

How to read Shakespeare for pleasure

James Joyce and the Jesuits

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Poets at Keble

Live event: Professor of Poetry lecture

Medical Humanities Summer School, 12-18 July 2020

Medical Humanities Summer School 2019

Architectures of the Novel: A NOVEL Colloquium

Professor of Poetry valedictory lecture: ‘When I Heard the Learn’d Astronomer’

Mercury’s Perihelion and The Donald

Truth, Lies and Videotape – drawing the line between acceptable artifice and unacceptable deception.

O'Donnell Lecture: 'When is Variation a Dialect? The Case of Old Irish'

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email: english.office@ell.ox.ac.uk or tel: +44 (0)1865 271055