'It is because mankind are disposed to sympathise more entirely with our joy than with our sorrow, that we make parade of our riches and conceal our poverty' wrote Adam Smith - this event on Monday at King's will be brilliant King's History King's Arts & Humanities
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These striking Seljukid reliefs from a mortuary complex at Boyalı köyü in Afyon. Next year’s Peoples of the Steppe course King's History is going to have so many more slides 🔥

Happy to say the Prosopography of Anglo-Saxon England has migrated to a new version at Oxford History, who will host this pioneering historical resource: pase.ac.uk. Thanks King's Arts & Humanities for support to get to this point.
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Next week! Our event on Ideas of Poverty in the Enlightenment organised by Niall O'Flaherty (King's History). Join us in in person, 22 April @ 17:30.

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Congrats to Lydia Higman, another alum of our early modern MA ⁦King's History⁩ , on this fizzing drama of murder, witchcraft and football! theguardian.com/stage/2024/apr…

Looking forward to speaking at this event in Turin! King's History @kingschostm polito.it/ateneo/comunic…

It's tomorrow, 18:00-20:00! Launch of Francisco Bethencourt's new book, Strangers Within: The Rise and Fall of the New Christian Trading Elite. A roundtable discussion, in person and online.

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“I did have one near death mistake there… I thought that’s it, I’ve probably had it.”

I talked to Martin Stone, who joined the RAF in 1950, and Richard Vinen King's History for this episode — it will challenge what you thought you knew...

Today! I am so looking forward to talking with Judith Butler about their brilliant book and the task of producing 'a world in which we can move and breathe and love without fear of violence' British Library #judithbutler #whosafraidofgender

It’s out! It’s open access! And it has an article (that I can’t remember writing) on martial rituals in early Rus! 🥳

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A post on the idea of 'people's war' as applied to the British second world war case ... davidedgerton.org/blog/2024/3/16…

Join us tomorrow, 5pm University of York, for our next RHS Lecture.

Prof Fay Bound Alberti (@kingshistory) will be speaking on 'Why History Matters to Medicine: The Case of Face Transplants' bit.ly/3SVKBBj

All are very welcome #twitterstorians Prof. Fay Bound Alberti

Our annual Research Forum showcases the latest work being undertaken on and in Africa by PhD students from across King's College London.

Join us in-person (5 March 14:30) to hear from brilliant researchers in Digital Humanities 🐘 @[email protected], The Dickson Poon School of Law, War Studies & KCL European & International Studies

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Booking is now open for in-person attendance for our event in York on 13 March. Fay Bound Alberti (King's College London King's History) will lecture on ‘Why History Matters to Medicine: The Case of Face Transplants’, 5pm.

All welcome, register here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/why-history-…

We, King's History, are appointing! A permanent lecturer in the History of Islamicate Societies, 1500-1850. Closing date late March. kcl.ac.uk/jobs/084726-le… (one of two new new posts).

We, King's History, are appointing! A permanent lecturer in the History of the Modern Political Thought of Africa, the Americas or Asia (with preference for candidates working on the global South). Closing date late March. kcl.ac.uk/jobs/084725-le…. (it's one of two new new posts).

New permanent job in our department: Lecturer in the History of the Modern Political Thought of Africa, the Americas or Asia kcl.ac.uk/jobs/084725-le…

New permanent job in our department: Lecturer in the History of Islamicate Societies, 1500-1850 kcl.ac.uk/jobs/084726-le…