The Berkeley Lecce
Friday January 10th
at 6.30 pm (18.30)
at Mediateca
(University, Studium 2000.
See Location).
“Story Telling: The Language of Photography”
Thomas Katan,
Photographer
and
Life Coach
Images are the fastest medium to relay information.
Yet not all images work. So what is it that can help or hinder telling your story through a photograph?
Friday January 24th
at 6.30 pm (18.30)
at Jewish Museum
via Umberto 1
Lecce
"A visit to the Jewish Museum"
Fabrizio Lelli,
Professor of Hebrew Studies
and
Director of the Jewish Museum, Lecce
Friday February 7th
at 6.30 pm (18.30)
at Mediateca
(University, Studium 2000.
See Location).
"The 3 Myths of Chinese Medicine - Exposed"
Teressa Canosa,
American acupuncture therapist
and
local resident
Wednesday May 6th
at 6:30 pm (18:30)
Click on the picture to see the video recording
“Gallipoli and Sofia Stevens”
An English poet and her family in Terra d'Otranto
Nicolette James
Sussex-bred teacher, author
and
long-term resident.
"Forensic linguistics for beginners:
"For by your words you will be acquitted, and by your words you will be condemned."
Matthew 12:37”
Thomas Christiensen,
Professor of English
and Translation Studies,
University of Salento
photo by Amy on Pixabay
Thursday June 18th
at 6.30 pm (18.30)
at https://us04web.zoom.us/j/2150888465
"How to read a film: an insight into how successful films are made”
James Kendall,
Film studies lecturer/director
Friday September 18th
at 6.00 pm (18.00) at Masseria Solicara
via Adriatica Lecce - Torre Chianca
"The Queen and I: interpreting for the Queen across the decades"
Maria Rosaria Buri,
professional interpreter,
Professor of Translation Studies,
University of Salento
Friday October 9th
at 6.30 pm (18.30) at Masseria Coccioli - Casalabate
Due to Covid-19 measures, it is necessary to book in advance.
Please book here
You are invited to stay after the talk for drinks and snacks.
"Europe: the good, the bad and the ugly"
Emma Brannlund,
Senior Lecturer in Politics and International Relations,
and
Emiliano Trizio,
Senior Lecturer in Philosophy,
University of the West of England, Bristol
Friday October 23rd
at 6.30 pm (18.30) at Manifatture Knos
Via Vecchia Frigole, 36, Lecce
Due to Covid-19 measures, it is necessary to book in advance.
Please book here
“Reading Lecce’s Streets”
Peter Byrne
Chicago-born writer
and
long-term resident
Friday November 20th
at 6.30 pm (18.30)
The meeting will be held on Skype. Click here to join the meeting (no account needed).
"Mamma! The Turks are coming!!:
Captivity and Ransoming in
17th Century Southern Italy”
Rosita D’Amora,
Professor of Turkish
and Middle Eastern Studies
Friday December 11th
at 6.30 pm (18.30)
Skype meeting. Click here to join the meeting (no account needed).
CHRISTMAS CURIOSITIES
carols, cards, crackers and all the trimmings
Nicky James,
Sussex-bred teacher, author
and
long-term resident
