2005-2006 Inaugurals *INCLUDE PART*

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Date and venueSpeakerTitle of lecture
15 September 2005, 2pm - Martin Hall, New CollegeTimothy Lim: Personal Chair of Hebrew Bible and Second Temple Judaism (Divinity)"The Greatest Manuscript Discovery: the Dead Sea Scrolls in Context"
27 September 2005 - Lecture Theatre B, David Hume TowerMartin Pickering: Chair of the Psychology of Language and Communication (PPLS)"What do I mean and why do I mean it? The mechanisms of language and communication"
1 November 2005 - Lecture Theatre B, David Hume TowerAnthony Good: Personal Chair of Social Anthropology in Practice (SPS)"Writing as a Kind of Anthropology: Alternative Professional Genres"
8 November 2005 - Lecture Theatre B, David Hume TowerRobert Logie: Chair of Human Cognitive Science (PPLS)"When working memory does not work: Exploring the healthy and impaired mental workspace"
29 November 2005 - Lecture Theatre B, David Hume TowerSarah Colvin: Eudo C Mason Chair of German (SPS)"Reading the lives of violent and criminal women (as a literary critic and a feminist)"
24 January 2006 - Lecture Theatre B, David Hume TowerRemo Pedreschi: Personal Chair of Architectural Technology (ECA)"To Engineer is Human"
14 February 2006 - Lecture Theatre B, David Hume TowerAndy Clark: Chair of Logic and Metaphysics (PPLS)"Embodiment and the Sciences of the Mind"
28 February 2006 - Lecture Theatre B, David Hume TowerJeremy Robbins: Forbes Chair of Hispanic Studies (LLC)"Baroque Space: Reality and Illusion in Velázquez and Coello"
28 March 2006 - Lecture Theatre 183, Old CollegeCharlie Jeffery: Chair of Politics (SPS)"A Regional Rescue of the Nation-State? Reflections on Territory and Politics"
18 April 2006 - Lecture Theatre 175, Old CollegeAndy Snell: Personal Chair of Economics and EconometricsThe statistical relationship between the FTSE -100 and the price of beef: is it just Bullocks?
2nd May - George Square Lecture TheatreThomas Devine: Sir William Fraser Chair of Scottish History (HCA)"In Bed with an Elephant: Almost Three Hundred Years of the Anglo-Scottish Union"
9 May 2006 - Lecture Theatre B, David Hume TowerPeter Rosa: George David Chair of Entrepreneurship and Family Business (Economics)"Continuity, entrepreneurship and the family business"
17 May 2006 - Lecture Theatre B, David Hume TowerSergio Della Sala: Chair of Human Cognitive Neuroscience (PPLS)"The Mind is Somewhere North of the Neck"
30 May 2006 - Lecture Theatre B, David Hume TowerRichard Sparks: Chair of Criminology (Law)"Anxiety, legitimacy and the shape of criminology"

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