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SUMMARY:'The State as Patron of Humanities Research: A Historical Perspect
 ive' - Professor Peter Mandler\, University of Cambridge
DTSTART:20141029T170000Z
DTEND:20141029T180000Z
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CONTACT:Harry Dadswell
DESCRIPTION:The first talk in a new series 'Lectures in the Humanities' ho
 sted by the Cambridge Humanities Review\, Professor of Modern Cultural His
 tory Peter Mandler will speak on his recent research on the history of uni
 versities and the effects of state patronage on humanities research\, a ta
 lk which will be of interest across the humanities. Professor Mandler writ
 es on the political\, social\, cultural and intellectual history of Britai
 n since 1800. His most recent publication is Return from the Natives: How 
 Margaret Mead Won the Second World War and Lost the Cold War (Yale\, 2013)
 .\n\n£5 year annual subscriptions to the CHR magazine will be available t
 o purchase\, with a limited number of London Review of Books book bags and
  a poster illustrated map of Cambridge (see pictures below under 'CHR at 2
 014 Freshers Fair' item on this news page) available to those who buy a su
 bscription on the day. 
LOCATION:Bateman Auditorium\, Gonville &amp\; Caius College
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