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Tag: sociology

David Howes: Digging Up the Sensorium: Archeology Branching into Sensory Studies – 8 September 2017

Institute of Philosophy Guest Seminar: Digging Up the Sensorium: Archeology Branching into Sensory Studies David Howes Professor of Anthropology / … More

anthropology, archaeology, history, neuroscience, perception, seminar, Sensory Studies, sociology

OPEN SENSES SYMPOSIUM, Let’s Get Sensual: Friday 19th May 2017, 3-9pm

    OPEN SENSES SYMPOSIUM, Let’s Get Sensual: Friday 19th May 2017, 3-9pm The Open Senses Symposium brings together an interdisciplinary group of practitioners and artists … More

architecture, Conference, emotion; sensory studies; sociology, film, music, performance, philosophy, Sensory experience, Sensory methodology, Sensory Studies, Sensory Theory, smell, sociology, Symposium, taste

Sensory Theory, Methodology & Experience: Contemporary & Classical Perspectives 4-5 Nov 2016

 

archaeology, architecture, classical studies, Conference, experience, history, literary evidence, material culture, methodology, performance, philosophy, Postgraduate, Sensory experience, Sensory methodology, Sensory Studies, Sensory Theory, sociology, theory, Urban Studies, Visual Studies
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