New voices on arts, humanities and social sciences by Sophie Ellis, Heather Proctor and Zoe Waters @INSIGHTSPublicLecturesNCL
New voices on arts, humanities and social sciences by Sophie Ellis, Heather Proctor and Zoe Waters  @INSIGHTSPublicLecturesNCL
Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
*CONTENT WARNING: The presentation 'Less Magic, More Tragic: The Untold Truth of Witch Hunts' includes references to femicide, the targeted murder of women and a reference to a homophobic slur (34:33 onwards).

Winners of the public lectures competition describe their cutting-edge research:

Curating Welcome: from Theory to Practice by Sophie Ellis
School of Modern Languages

So when do we get to be post-race? by Heather Proctor
School of Arts and Cultures

Less Magic, More Tragic: The Untold Truth of Witch Hunts by Zoe Waters*
School X: Philosophy

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