We are pleased to announce our programme for the annual PGF conference (22nd May 2015 at Newcastle University). All Welcome!
‘Disruptions’
12th Annual Postgraduate Forum Conference 2015
22nd May 2015
Room 2.22, Research Beehive, Old Library Building
9.00 Tea/Coffee Reception
9.20 Introduction
Panel 1 – Chair: TBC
9.30 Skylar Arbuthnot (Newcastle, PhD) The End of Extramural Settlements in the Hadrian’s Wall Frontier Zone
10.00 Samuel Pearson (Durham, MA) Hereditary Heretics: The Experience of Conversion in Lollard Communities, c. 1500-1550
10.30 Victoria Hughes (Newcastle, PhD) “What an evil the Roman world is breeding!” Responses to the Emperor Julian’s Reign
Break
11.15 Keynote Speaker – Harry Dickinson (Edinburgh) British Caricatures and the French Revolution’.
Lunch
Panel 2 – Chair: TBC
1.00 Stephanie Moat (Newcastle, PhD) Mimetic Practice in Religious Iconography: A Case Study of Roman Britain
1.30 Alan McCarthy (University College Cork, PhD) Enduring the Most: The Censorship and Suppression of Cork’s Nationalist and Loyalist Newspapers during the Irish Revolution, 1916-1923
2.00 Chris Mowat (Newcastle PhD) Calpurnia and the Disruption of the Roman State
Break
Panel 3 – Chair: TBC
2.45 John Burke (Newcastle, PhD) A Lost City in the Sand: The Memorial Legacy of Conflict through the Greek Cypriot ‘ghost-town’ of Famagusta
3.15 Antony Stewart (Newcastle, PhD) The Disruption of Leonce Joachim, 1934: How the anthropologist’s informant became the subject of an international debate on Haitian psychology, Vodou and mental health
Break and Poster Session
Panel 4 – Chair: TBC
4.15 Andrew Marriot (Newcastle, PhD) Disruptive Influences and a Lack of Discipline? World War 1 Trench Art
4.45 Steven Server (Oxford, MSc) Extralaw and Disorder: Disruptions in Political Culture Surrounding State Risk Management, 1964-1976
5.15 Ben Morton (Newcastle, PhD) Disruptions, Scales and the Medieval Village: Questioning the Nucleated-Dispersed Paradigm
5.45 – Conclusion
6.00 – Wine Reception