New Content – Romantic Circles Reviews & Receptions
Romantic Circles Reviews & Receptions invites you to check out the exciting new content we have published recently: We are pleased to announce a new section of its site dedicated to… Read more »
Author Archives: Emily Paterson-Morgan
Call for Papers: Byron and Loss
2020 Newstead Abbey Byron Conference 24th-25th April, Newstead Abbey 2020 marks the bicentenary of a troubling year. George III had lost his life and the new king George IV was… Read more »
Dreaming Romantic Europe, Workshop 2 “Romantic Authorship”
Conference Report by Alice Rhodes, University of York. On Friday 18th October 2019 members of European Romanticisms in Association (ERA) were lucky enough to gather in the beautiful Italian city… Read more »
GTA PhD Studentships at Edge Hill University
Edge Hill University has launched its annual Graduate Teaching Assistant scheme. Each GTA studentship includes a ‘package’ with a total value in excess of £20,000 for UK and EU students… Read more »
CFP – The Prospect of Improvement: A Bluestocking Landscape
A two-day conference at Hagley Hall, Worcestershire including a tour of the house and grounds supported by Elizabeth Montagu Correspondence Online [EMCO] and Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British… Read more »
Keats Foundation Annual Lecture 2020
‘Between the Downs and the Sea: Romantics in Sussex’ By Alexandra Harris, author of Weatherlands: Writers and Artists under English Skies, and Romantic Moderns: English Writers, Artists and the Imagination, from Virginia Woolf… Read more »
Oaths, Odes, and Orations 1789-1830
2020 Paris Symposium of the London-Paris Romanticism Seminar Ecole Normale Supérieure, rue d’Ulm, Paris Friday 3-Saturday 4 April 2020 The Tennis Court Oath of 20 June 1789 was the first… Read more »
The Maureen Crisp Young Scholars Fund – Byron Conference Bursaries
The Maureen Crisp Young Scholars Fund invites applications for funding from post-graduate scholars intending to present an academic paper at an approved Byron conference or a paper mainly on Byron… Read more »
The Censorship of British Theatre, 1737-1843
New web resource on theatre censorship: https://tobeomitted.tcd.ie The website explores the topic of theatre censorship in Britain 1737-1843. It hosts 40 carefully selected play manuscripts submitted to the Examiner of Plays… Read more »
The Meeting: Reading and Writing through John Clare
As part of an Arts Council England- & John Clare Society-funded outreach and inclusion project, Simon Kövesi has edited a short collection of readings of John Clare poems and prose… Read more »