Showing posts with label lecture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lecture. Show all posts
Sunday, 12 July 2020
Living to 100 - my online talk TOMORROW!
Looking forward to talking online to the U3A in London at 1030 tomorrow about living to 100 - what's it like and which of us will survive to find out, based on my book 'Secrets of the Centenarians' (Reaktion).
Here's how the organisers have described the talk:
JULY 13: Living to 100. Who and what? What is it like to live for a century and which of us will survive to find out? John Withington discusses why there are 90 times as many centenarians as there were 100 years ago. Why women outnumber men by about 5 to 1. What determines who will make it to 100 and who will fall by the wayside. And can we go on expanding human lifespan or have we reached our limit?
https://www.u3alondon.org.uk/u3a-in-london-update-11-may-2020/
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Saturday, 13 May 2017
Storms talk, North London
Thank you to the Friends of Highgate Library for inviting me to give a talk on my latest book Storm: Nature and Culture (Reaktion) last Thursday (May 11).
Very kind and appreciative audience.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Storm-Nature-Culture-John-Withington/dp/1780236611
Thursday, 11 May 2017
Free talk on storms TONIGHT, North London
What were the deadliest storms ever? Which storms changed the course of history? How have storms been portrayed in literature, art and films? What impact have they had on religions?And are they going to get even stronger?
These are some of the topics I will be tackling in my free talk at Highgate Library Civic and Cultural Centre, Croftdown Road, London NW5 1HB at 1930 tonight.
The talk is based on my book, Storm: Nature and Culture (Reaktion).
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Tempest,
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Thursday, 4 May 2017
Free talk on storms - a week today, North London
What were the deadliest storms ever? Which storms changed the course of history? What impact have storms had on religions? How have they been portrayed in literature, art and films? And are they going to get even stronger?
These are some of the topics I will be tackling in my free talk at Highgate Library Civic and Cultural Centre, Croftdown Road, London NW5 1HB at 1930 on Thursday 11 May.
The talk is based on my book, Storm: Nature and Culture (Reaktion).
Friday, 31 March 2017
Free talk on storms - May 11
A note for your diary. I am booked to give a free talk on storms, based on my book Storm: Nature and Culture at 7.30 pm on May 11 at Highgate Library Civic and Cultural Centre, Croftdown Road, London NW5 1HB.
More details nearer the time.
Thursday, 24 April 2014
Another talk on 'Flood'
All welcome! Talk on 'Flood', Highgate Library Civic and Cultural Centre, Croftdown Road, London N19, Thursday, 15 May, 1915.
Wednesday, 23 April 2014
Talk on 'Flood: Nature and Culture'
Roll up! Roll up! To the talk I'm giving at Shoe Lane, Library, London EC4A 3JR. Thursday, 8 May at 1230.
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