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Summer Showcase 2019 exhibits
Our second Summer Showcase was a free two-day festival of ideas for curious minds, held from 21-22 June 2019. We opened up our beautiful building with 15 interactive exhibits alongside pop-up talks, workshops and performances, bringing the best new humanities and social sciences research to life.
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Summer Showcase
Our second Summer Showcase was a free two-day festival of ideas for curious minds, held from 21-22 June 2019.
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Podcasts, videos and event recordings from across the British Academy
Watch videos and listen to event recordings and podcasts from the British Academy.
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Events
Our events showcase the latest research and thinking in a variety of subjects – from psychology to history, literature to politics, linguistics to law. Events organised by the British International Research Institutes are also listed.
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Summer Showcase
Our first Summer Showcase was a free festival of ideas for curious minds, held from 22-23 June 2018.
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British Academy Conferences
British Academy Conferences bring together leading and emerging scholars from around the world to present and discuss new research in the humanities and social sciences. Held at the British Academy and universities across the UK, these landmark events offer students, scholars and specialists a chance to expand their networks and learn about the latest developments in their field.
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Joint British Academy / British Psychological Society Lectures
First delivered to mark the centenary of the British Psychological Society in 2001.
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Radcliffe-Brown Lectures in Social Anthropology
This lecture series was established by the British Academy and the Association of Social Anthropologists, and named after the Association’s first President, A R Radcliffe-Brown FBA. The lecture was first delivered in 1972.
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Lectures in Modern Languages
Following a major review in 2011, eight new lecture series were approved - including this one (which covers both languages and literatures). The lecture was first delivered in 2013.
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Anna Morpurgo Davies Lectures
In 2011, the British Academy and the Philological Society agreed to collaborate to hold an annual event – alternating between a panel discussion and a lecture. The lecture was first delivered in 2013, and subsequently named after Anna Morpurgo Davies Hon DBE, FBA (d. 2014), a former President of the Society.