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Insight and analysis from SHAPS, the School of Historical and Philosophical Studies at the University of Melbourne, Australia. Humanities scholars offer their perspectives on current events and emerging research. Credits: Henry Reese — audio production and music. Julie Fedor — head of SHAPS Engagement team. Nicole Davis — website content manager. Visit our website at https://blogs.unimelb.edu.au/shaps-research/
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Recent episodes
- Singing Clocks and Contested Temporalities: Introducing Dr. Matthew Champion
- Control and the Imagery of Power: The Case of Emperor Augustus
- Disaster & Change Part 6 — Mass Graves and Unmarked Coffins: Scholarship at a time of 'Peak Death', with Professor Mike Arnold
- A More Complete History: Dr Annabelle Baldwin on Gender History, The Holocaust, Testimony and Justice in the Classroom
- A Shipwreck and A Song: Isabel Hollingdale on Family History, Creativity and the Women of WWII.
- Storytelling, Performance and Inspiration: Introducing Dr Julia Hurst, Lecturer in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander History.
- Confronting the History of Race and Empathy in the Classroom: A Conversation with Dr. Sarah Walsh.
- Disaster & Change Part 5 — Statues, Heritage & the French Revolution, with Professor Peter McPhee.
- Disaster & Change Part 4 — Disaster and Change in Republican Rome, with Professor Nathan Rosenstein.
- 'Democratic Adventurer': Book Talk with Professor Sean Scalmer and Jimmy Yan.