UCL FACULTY OF ARTS AND HUMANITIES

The seminar series draws inspiration from Jeremy Bentham’s notion of the Panopticon and places concepts such as “trauma” or “memory” or “crime” in a central “inspection house” in order to view them from different disciplinary perspectives across the arts and sciences. This year’s seminar series springs from the four SELCS Research Themes – Visual Culture, Trauma, the Book, and Memory – which are designed to bring colleagues together across departments and disciplines, break moulds, get ideas sparking and encourage innovative grant proposals.

Documentary Film and Psychoanalysis Conference: From Observation to Après-coup.

COLSONOEL is a one day inter-university postgraduate symposium which brings together research students working in the fields of Old Norse, Old English and Latin at Oxford University, Cambridge University and UCL. Having been hosted by Oxford and Cambridge in recent times, this year’s event will be hosted by UCL with the generous support of FIGS. The day will feature a series of papers given by students from across these institutions as well as poster session showcasing more visual research. There will be ample time for lively and constructive debate between participants as well as time for valuable networking between attendees.

Staff and graduate students in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities are invited to attend this one day forum.