Exploring the Past Free Lecture, Wednesday 18th November, 7pm
- Wednesday 18 November 2026
- 19:00 - 20:30
- Audience: Open to the public, staff and students
- Booking: This event is free
Booking information
We will send out a link for the event to all those who have registered. This will arrive early in the week when the talk is being held. Please note that the link will arrive via email from Dr Paul Webster, not from Eventbrite. If you have not received a link by midday on Wednesday 15 October, email Paul [ [email protected] ] and he will send it on.
Our next Exploring the Past online free lecture takes place on Wednesday 18 November 2026, at 7pm. Please sign up to book a place, and we will send an MS Teams link a few days before the talk.
Speaker
Professor James Whitley
Visiting Fellow, Magdalene College Cambridge
For November’s talk, we’re excited to welcome Professor James Whitley to speak on the theme: Homer and the New Materialism
When: Wednesday 18 November 2026, 19:00
Where: Online via Microsoft Teams
To book your place, visit: Exploring the Past Online free lecture, 18 November 2026, 7pm Tickets, Wednesday, November 18 • 7 PM - 8:30 PM | Eventbrite
We will send out a link for the event to all those who have registered. This will arrive early in the week when the talk is being held. Please note that the link will arrive via email from Dr Paul Webster, not from Eventbrite. If you have not received a link by midday on Wednesday 15 October, email Paul [ [email protected] ] and he will send it on.
Events in this series
Exploring the past lecture series
The Trickster: From Oral History to Literature to Screen
28 January, 19:00
The East India Company and Country Houses in the Welsh Marches
10 December, 19:00
Caribbean and West African Lives in British Ports
12 November, 19:00Booking information
We will send out a link for the event to all those who have registered. This will arrive early in the week when the talk is being held. Please note that the link will arrive via email from Dr Paul Webster, not from Eventbrite. If you have not received a link by midday on Wednesday 15 October, email Paul [ [email protected] ] and he will send it on.Contact
- Dr Paul Webster, School of Global Humanities
- [email protected]
- 029 2087 5610