Lectures

This colloquium will revolve around mathematical logician Georg Kreisel and his approach to finitism.

On 28 September, Anton Jäger and Daniel Zamora Vargas will give a Utrecht Lecture in Political History: ‘Welfare for Markets: A Global History of Basic Income’.

On 3 October, Ursina Füglister will give a Centre for Medieval Studies lunch lecture about Hadewijch’s Strophic Poems in the context of European lyric song collections.

In this talk, Joost de Bloois argues that a ‘history of the present’ can take the form of ‘scholarly reportage’ (Andrew Ross), or ‘reportage’ tout court.

Impact Café features Susan Kigula, who was sentenced to death in 2002, began studying law in prison, and ended up changing the Ugandan justice system.