Darwin and the ascent of women

How did Darwin’s theories relate to and impact women?

This talk will reflect on these questions and will highlight how, both literally and metaphorically, Darwin contributed to the ascent of women as scientists, as explorers and as citizens.

To be followed by Q&A and dinner. The dinner will be held at The Raven, 7 Queen Street, Bath, and can be booked via contacting BRLSI.

About the speaker

Professor Pippa Catterall is Professor of History and Policy at the University of Westminster.

Dr Jacki Hill-Murphy is a historian, specialising in early women adventurers.

Booking information

• Advance booking for this event is required.
• To book tickets, please visit BRLSI’s website. If you have any questions about this event, please email events@rgs.org
• If you require assistance with your booking, please visit BRLSI’s website.
• Society members can book discounted tickets by entering the code RGS50 at checkout.

This event has been organised by the South West regional committee with BRLSI.

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