Modern Language Association Convention, Washington DC, January 6-9, 2022 The Wordsworth-Coleridge Association is an Allied Organization of the Modern Language Association that meets annually during the MLA Convention. Along with… Read more »
A Digital Conference, 24-5 June 2021 Hannah More, one of the most prominent intellectual figures of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, left multiple material traces of her work… Read more »
The Byron Society (@byron_society) are excited to announce 3 bursaries for £500.00 each for students and ECRs enrolled at UK universities to attend the 2021 Student Byron Conference in Messolonghi…. Read more »
BOOKING NOW OPEN Booking is now open for the first of of the ‘Tables Talks’, part of ‘The Romantic Ridiculous’ project funded by the AHRC (details of the project here)…. Read more »
19 November, 5-7pm GMT All BARS members are welcome to a free online symposium, launching a new paperback collection of essays just published, Palgrave Advances in John Clare Studies, edited… Read more »
Sponsored by the Mount Holyoke English Department & the Critical Social Thought ProgramJune 24-25, 2021 Hortense Spillers suggests that a new “grammar” for thinking and instigating Black liberation from white… Read more »
This year digital technology has brought us closer together than ever. With geography no object, we’re inviting experts on the Romantic era from all over the world to tell us… Read more »
Conference Report by Alice Rhodes, University of York. On Sunday 28th June 2020 members of European Romanticisms in Association came together for the third meeting of the AHRC-funded Dreaming Romantic… Read more »
Free Public Lectures on Zoom, 17:30 BST Wednesday 9 September 2020 17:30 BST Wednesday 9th September 2020 Dr Sarah Burdett (University of Warwick)The Actress’s Body in the Audience’s Mind: Receptions… Read more »
Join Andrew McInnes and Liz Edwards at the first of the ‘Table Talks’ linked to ‘The Romantic Ridiculous’ project on Wednesday 16th December to discuss new approaches to Romanticism and… Read more »