Ambitious? Masterclasses 2015 Deadline is March 2nd We can send a maximum of 2 students per subject You should be able to achieve A*/AA Here are the Humanities subjects on offer Anglo Saxon History (March 17) featuring: • A tour of the Parker Library, one of the world’s great collections of Anglo Saxon manuscripts. • “How do we know about the Early Middle Ages?” by Dr. Rory Naismith • “Until the Dragon Comes: Myth and Legend in the Medieval North” by Dr. Brittany Schorn Politics and International Relations (March 19) featuring: • “US Anti-statism and the National Security State”, Dr. Aaron Rapport • “International Intervention as a Response to Human Rights Violations.” Dr. Aaron Rapport • A lecture by Leverhulme research fellow Dr. David Blunt Philosophy (March 20) featuring: • “Some problems with truth” Dr James Warren • “The harmfulness of death” Dr James Warren • “Do I know that the sun is going to rise tomorrow?” Dr Marina Frasca-Spada Theology (March 24) featuring: • “Theology and Art – The Word Made Paint”: Tour of the Fitzwilliam Museum, with Dr Andrew Davison, Fellow in Theology • “Theology and Science – Making Friends with Multiverses” A Talk by Jamie Boulding • “Theology and Philosophy – God and Being after Heidegger”: A Talk by Nathan Lyons If you are interested in any of these, and think you qualify, please speak as soon as possible to your Humanities (Ancient History/History/ RS/Classical Civilisation) teacher/s. Or your teacher may approach you…
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