The BARS Executive Committee established the Stephen Copley bursary scheme in order to support postgraduate and early-career research within the UK – we have extended this to a second round… Read more »
The next deadline for applying for a Copley Award is 15 December. Please see details of how to apply here. The following report is by Jordan Welsh, PhD Candidate at… Read more »
Thankyou to BARS members and friends for attending and now proposing events for BARS Digital Events! Get your free tickets for the next season of events below – please book… Read more »
The BARS ‘On This Day’ Blog series celebrates the 200th anniversary of literary and historical events of the Romantic period. Want to contribute a future post? Get in touch. The 26th of August… Read more »
This list, produced by the BARS Executive Committee, will share potential resources for anti-racist teaching and research in Romantic period studies. It is by no means complete or comprehensive, and… Read more »
The British Association for Romantic Studies (BARS) Digital Events Team are delighted to announce that we will continue this online series of roundtables and papers for the next academic year…. Read more »
The British Association for Romantic Studies invites you to fill out our Members Survey. Your answers will help us to better understand how we can support our members, and will… Read more »
The judges for the 2021 BARS First Book prize, chaired by Professor Francesca Saggini, are delighted to announce a shortlist of four exceptional books, drawn from a strong list of initial… Read more »
We’re delighted to welcome our new BARS Communications Assistant, Dr Jack Orchard! Jack Orchard is the Communications Assistant on the BARS Blog. He is a Post-Doctoral Researcher with the Elizabeth Montagu’s… Read more »
This roundtable addressed trends in Romantic and Romantic-period studies journal publishing, and helped to demystify the practices of journal publishing. Ideal for graduate students and early career researchers. Enjoy the recording now! Our speakers were… Read more »