CGIS Discussion Group: ‘Gendered Sensations: The Intersection of Gender and Sensory Histories in the Early 20th Century’
Sasha Rasmussen will lead our discussion on ‘Gendered Sensations: The Intersection of Gender and Sensory Histories in the Early 20th Century’
11:30am-1pm, G5 Teaching Room, Kendrew Quadrangle, St John’s College
All Welcome
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