History Honours Conference
History Honours Conference
How it works
Watch the videos now | join discussions at the conference
Presentations made by our Honours students are now available for everyone to view on the Vimeo. All presentations are under 10 minutes. Attendees are asked to watch the recordings before attending the panel sessions.
Panels will involve a conversation between members of our History Department and our Honours students based on the highlights of their work.
Presentations:
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Celeste Van GentEdmund Blacket, Medievalism and the Gothic in the Colony.
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Genevieve Dally-WatkinsHarmony and Dissonance: Making Sense in Fin de siècle Paris.
- Gemma Moore
“Noted tipplers” and “perjured miscreants”: An examination of public punishment by way of the stocks and the pillory in colonial New South Wales c. 1807 – 1834. - Siobhan Ryan
“Clearing some 35 acres of slum”: Darlington, the University of Sydney, and the Right to the City, 1958–1975.
- Kelton Muir de Moore
The Art of Struggle and the Struggle for Art
- Tim O’Hare
The Party Man: The Career and Influence of William Adam on the Growth of Party Politics in the United Kingdom, 1774-1790.
- Krishna Nand
Stories & Social Histories: Hyde’s Notebooks and their significance in the colonial archives
- Katie Merriman
‘Sydney’s bumper Bar Beauty’: Beatrice Miles and the Australian Interwar press -
Sabine PyneReimagining Coal
- Jin Guan Koh
Statue of Sir Stamford Raffles, Re-Installation of: –
- Harry Waugh
Allodium and Conquest: Renegotiating the Transnational History of the alod.
- Amanda Armstrong
An earful: sound and meaning in early modern Italy.
- Angus Max Robertson
The Peerage Bill of 1719: The Whig Ministry’s Ideological Cause.
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The Department of History hosts a lively departmental research seminar series. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Conference details
Tuesday 14 December | 5-7pm
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