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JOSEPH C. MILLER MEMORIAL LECTURE: RECORDINGS
The BCDSS flagship lecture series is recorded weekly and made available online through the BCDSS YouTube channel. The lectures cover a wide range of topics and are delivered by scholars from around the world. The recordings offer a vast and varied collection of inter- and transdisciplinary reference points for communicating the concept of strong asymmetrical dependency to a wider academic audience.
Recordings
Romina Zamora: Slavery and indigenous servitude in the southern Andes, from the Sixteenth to Eighteenth centuries
Dan-el Padilla Peralta: The Epistemics of Mass Enslavement: Some Initial Hypotheses
Manuel Barcia Paz: The Art of Healing. African Medical Practitioners in the Nineteenth-Century Atlantic World
Upcoming Joseph C. Miller Memorial Lectures
Joseph C. Miller Memorial Lecture by Elizabeth Urban
Online via Zoom
04:15 PM - 06:00 PM
How did elite Arab-Muslim households treat unfree women from 600 to 800 CE?
Examining mawlayāt, servile women who were not technically enslaved, this talk ...
Joseph C. Miller Memorial Lecture by Stephanie Jones-Rogers
Online via Zoom
06:15 PM - 07:45 PM
What was the crucial and yet overlooked role that British women played in the Atlantic slave trade? While much focus has been on English men involved in the ...
Joseph C. Miller Memorial Lecture by Nazan Maksudyan
Hybrid Event: On-site in ...
04:15 PM - 06:00 PM
How did the life and work of Johannes Manissadjian, a successful scientist during the Armenian genocide, contribute to understanding the disappearance and ...