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2018 Wreford Watson Lecture - 2018: The Year that shook Universities
The Wreford Watson Lecture Series commemorates the life and work of James Wreford Watson (1915-1990) a geographer and poet who formerly held the chair in the Geography Department at Edinburgh.
The Lecture is given each year by a prominent intellectual from outwith or inside the academic discipline of Geography. The purpose of the lecture is to set geographical ideas within a wider culture of public intellectualism.
This year's lecture 2018: The Year that shook Universities will be
The Lecture is given each year by a prominent intellectual from outwith or inside the academic discipline of Geography. The purpose of the lecture is to set geographical ideas within a wider culture of public intellectualism.
This year's lecture 2018: The Year that shook Universities will be
The event is free and open to the public. To secure your place, tickets have to be booked in advance via Eventbrite: wwl18.eventbrite.co.uk
Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Innovation, High School Yards, Infirmary St, Edinburgh County EH1 1LZ
Thu 29 Nov 2018
Website:
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