Women's Lives in Eighteenth-Century Scotland
Day Symposium, School of History, Classics and Archaeology, The University of Edinburgh
Saturday 14 March 2009

Scholarly interest in the lived experience of eighteenth-century Scotswomen has undergone a remarkable revival in recent years, most notably amongst a new generation of historians.  This event brings together both emerging and established scholars from diverse historical perspectives, to share new research on women’s roles, responsibilities, expectations and experiences in eighteenth-century Scotland.

Registration fee: £15 (£5 for students/unwaged).  Includes teas and coffees, lunch, and wine reception.