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Raphael Exhibition Opens!
On Tuesday 19 October the Arts ministers of Italy and the United Kingdom will open the exhibition of Raphael: from Urbino to Rome at the National Gallery, London (until 16 January). This exhibition has been curated by Tom Henry (History of Art), and was previewed in recent days in the Times (‘Raphael Rocks’), Telegraph (‘There’s never been a Raphael show like it’), Evening Standard, Channel 4 News and BBC News at Ten. On Friday 16 October it was the subject of a Newsnight Late Review Special (‘Is this the greatest exhibition we’ll ever see?’), and a Channel 5 review follows on 3 November. Tom is also interviewed in a BBC1 docudrama (Raphael – A Mortal God) which will be screened on 31 October at 17:45. Enjoy!Posted by .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) on 18 Oct 2004 around 6am
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Latest issue of Research Achievements now online
The seventh issue of the Research Achievements bulletin is now online, giving an overview of the research activities ongoing in the School. To view the bulletin follow the links from the School’s home page.Posted by .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) on 11 Jun 2004 around 11am
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Research Studentship in English is available
The School of Arts and Humanities invites applications from UK or EU students for a full-time research studentship in English. Further details herePosted by .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) on 05 Jun 2004 around 6am
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Lecturer wins prestigious Thomas Mann Prize
Dr Malte Herwig, Lecturer in German Studies, has been awarded the Thomas Mann Prize by the Deutsche Thomas Mann-Gesellschaft for his forthcoming book on science in Mann's work. This is the first time that the prize has been awarded, and represents a considerable achievement for the author and the School. The award ceremony took place in Lübeck, Mann's birthplace, and was widely reported in the European media. The text of the citation can be found at http://www.buddenbrookhaus.de/tmg/tm_tagung_aktuell.html and there are details about the book at http://www.klostermann.de/lit/lit_3352.htmPosted by .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) on 30 Apr 2004 around 11am
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