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THE EDWARD WORTH LIBRARY LECTURES
November 2009 – February 2010
ANTIGONES & HUXLEYS;
BOOKS, MEDICAL HISTORY AND FREEDOM OF ENQUIRY
SEVEN LECTURES DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF
WILLIAM ELLIOTT MACKEY
(1924-1996)
RESEARCH LIBRARIAN, TRINITY COLLEGE , DUBLIN
Lecture 1, ‘FREEDOM OF INFORMATION, FREEDOM OF INQUIRY’
Speaker: James Hamilton, Director of Public Prosecutions
Date: 18 November 2009, at 7.00pm: Venue: Robert Emmet Lecture Theare,
Lecture 2, ‘MARGARET HUXLEY (1856-1940),
Speaker: Susan McGann, Director of Archives,
Lecture 3, ‘THE NEW ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY; SILVER DARLINGS; KING COD AND PROFESSOR HUXLEY IN 1883’
Speaker: Poul Holm, Director of the Long Room Hub, TCD. Date: 2 December 2009 at 7.00pm. Venue: Robert Emmet Lecture Theatre,
SERIES TWO - February 2010
Lecture 4, ‘MEDICINE AND THE STATE: THE POOR LAW MEDICAL SERVICE IN
Speaker, Laurence Geary, Senior Lecturer in History,
Lecture 5, ‘
Speaker: Fiona Macintosh, Director of the Archive of Performances of Greek and Roman Drama,
Lecture 6, ‘LIBRARIES, READERS AND BIBLIOGRAPHERS’
Speaker: David McKitterick, Librarian,
Lecture 7, ‘SCHOLARSHIP AND SACRIFICE; CAN WE BANK ON A HUMANISTIC FUTURE?’
Speaker: W. J. Mc Cormack, Edward Worth Library. Date: 25 February, 2010 at 7.00pm. Venue: Robert Emmet Lecture Theare,
Co-ordinated by Bill Mc Cormack (for the Worth Library) and supported by The Long Room Hub (
