Class, Language, and Utopia: Histories of Political Change
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Class, Language, and Utopia: Histories of Political Change

An event in honour of Professor Gareth Stedman Jones

By School of History, Queen Mary

Date and time

Thu, 2 May 2024 15:00 - 18:00 GMT+1

Location

ArtsTwo Lecture Theatre

335 Mile End Road London E1 4FQ United Kingdom

About this event

  • 3 hours

The School of History and the Centre for the Study of the History of Political Thought at Queen Mary University of London are delighted to invite you to

Class, Language, and Utopia: Histories of Political Change

an Event in honour of Professor Gareth Stedman Jones

Speakers:

· Conor A. Bollins (QMUL): 'Poverty and Population Growth in the History of Social Welfare'

· Emma Griffin (QMUL): 'Working-class life in Nineteenth Century Britain: The influence of Outcast London and Languages of Class'

· Adela Halo (UCL): 'Ideas and History in the Shadow of the French Revolution'

· Douglas Moggach (Ottawa/Sydney): 'Answering the Social Question: Nineteenth-Century Debates'

· Julia Nicholls (KCL): 'Language and Nineteenth-Century Radicalism'

· Niall O’Flaherty (KCL): 'The End of Poverty revisited'


To be followed by a reception.

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