The Liberal Revolutions of 1820 and their Impact on Literary Culture University of Minho, Braga | CEHUM June 29 and 30, 2020 Organised by the Institute of Arts and Humanities,… Read more »
We are delighted to announce the publication of the most recent issue of The BARS Review (No 52, Autumn 2018). The issue contains a total (including a double review) of… Read more »
The judges for the 2019 BARS First Book prize, chaired by Professor Claire Connolly, are delighted to announce a shortlist of four exceptional books, drawn from a strong list of… Read more »
Please see below for a notice from the organisers of BARS 2019 giving more information about the fantastic range of activities they’ve arranged and providing details about registration, accommodation and… Read more »
Supporting postgraduates and early career researchers has always been an important part of the remit of the British Association for Romantic Studies. We are currently looking for a postgraduate student… Read more »
The accepted open call sessions for BARS’ 2019 International Conference, themed around Romantic Facts and Fantasies, have now been published on the main conference page on the University of Nottingham website. … Read more »
BARS 2019: Romantic Facts and Fantasies Proposals are invited for the 2019 conference of the British Association for Romantic Studies, to be hosted by the School of English, University… Read more »
Call for Papers The 1820s: Innovation and Diffusion University of Glasgow, 11th and 12th April 2019 Plenary Speakers: Ian Duncan (Berkeley) and Angela Esterhammer (Toronto) The reign of George IV… Read more »
David Higgins is Associate Professor in English Literature at the University of Leeds and Deputy Director of the Leeds Humanities Research Institute. He has written widely on Romantic literature and… Read more »
The Editors, led by Mark Sandy, are pleased to announce the publication of the 51st number of The BARS Review, the ninth available in full online through our open-access system. … Read more »