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Narrative Science Public Seminar Series - 2019 dates and speakers

                Apologies for cross posting.
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<br>We are pleased to share the dates, speakers, and presentation titles for the
<br>second part of our ongoing Narrative Science public seminar series. For the
<br>abstracts, and details as to the time and location, please check our website:
<br>https://www.narrative-science.org/events-narrative-science-project-public-sem
<br>inar-series.html
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<br>15th January 2019:
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<br>  *   Sharon Crasnow (Norco College)- 'Counterfactual Narrative in Political
<br>Science'
<br>  *   Phyllis Kirstin Illari (UCL)- TBA
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<br>29th January 2019:
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<br>  *   Ivan Flis (University of Utrecht)- 'Narrating an unfinished science:
<br>Scientific psychology in late-twentieth century textbooks'
<br>  *   Adrian Currie (University of Exeter)- 'History is Peculiar'
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<br>12th February 2019:
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<br>  *   Alfred Nordmann (Technical University Darmstadt)- 'A Feeling for the
<br>Mechanism'
<br>  *   Eleonora Loiodice (Universit degli Studi di Bari)- 'Science as a
<br>creation: Giorgio de Santillanas approach to history of science'
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<br>26th February 2019:
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<br>  *   Annamaria Contini (University of Modena and Reggio Emilia)- 'Metaphor as
<br>narrative reconfiguration: an example in the French physiology of the late
<br>nineteenth century'
<br>  *   Aedelene Buckland (King's College London)- 'Plot Problems: Geological
<br>Narratives, Anti-Narratives, and Counter-Narratives in the Early Nineteenth
<br>Century'
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<br>12th March 2019:
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<br>  *   Sarah Dillon (University of Cambridge)- 'Reasoning by Analogy: ELIZA,
<br>Pygmalion and the Societal Harm of Gendering Virtual Personal Assistants'
<br>  *   Vito De Lucia (The Arctic University of Norway)- 'Reading law outside of
<br>the legal text: legal narratives'
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<br>26th March 2019:
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<br>  *   Marco Tamborini (Technical University Darmstadt)- 'Narrating the Deep
<br>Past'
<br>  *   Staffan Mller-Wille (University of Exeter)- 'From Travel Diary to
<br>Species Catalogue: How Linnaeus Came to See Lapland'
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<br>Thank you, and remember that if you would like more regular updates from the
<br>Narrative Science project you can join our mailing list, available on the
<br>project website: www.narrative-science.org
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<br>Dominic Berry  Research Fellow 'Narrative Science'
<br>www.narrative-science.org/
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<br>Find me on:
<br>Personal website
<br>dominicberry.wordpress.com/publications/
<br>LinkedIn
<br>uk.linkedin.com/pub/dominic-berry/71/543/25a
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<br>Previous projects
<br>2014-2015: Cultivating Innovation
<br>www.cultivatinginnovation.org/
<br>2015-2017: 'Engineering Life'
<br>www.stis.ed.ac.uk/engineeringlife
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