The next meeting of the Seminar in Eighteenth- and Nineteenth-century Studies (SENS) will take place Monday, November 9, at 5:00 pm in 119 O’Shaughnessy Hall. Josephine McDonagh of King’s College London will speak on “We Have Always Been Migrants: Radical Responses to Migrancy and Settlement around 1850.”
SENS provides a regular gathering point for the Notre Dame interdisciplinary community of faculty and graduate students engaged with this area of studies. Seminars include lectures, workshops, works-in-progress, and much conversation by Notre Dame faculty and graduate students. Each semester’s schedule includes external speakers, with the Fall 2015 line-up featuring James Chandler from the University of Chicago and Josephine McDonagh from King’s College, London.
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