Participatory event: Becoming Equal
11 November 2022, Institut Français, London Kensington Why is there so much global inequality? What would an equal society look like? What do the terms liberty and equality mean to… Read more »
Category: Events
CFP – Victorian Literary Languages
The “Victorian Literary Languages” network studies the multilingualism of nineteenth-century literature, examining the connections between the literary and linguistic histories of Victorian Britain and Ireland. How might critical perspectives on… Read more »
Call for Papers – BARS Early Career and Postgraduate Conference: Romantic Boundaries
University of Edinburgh 15th – 16th June 2023 Proposal Deadline: Monday 12th December 2022 Romantic Boundaries Keynote Speakers: Professor Penny Fielding (University of Edinburgh) Dr Andrew Hodgson (University of Birmingham)… Read more »
K-SAA Virtual Events: “Everyday Women Who Made Book History: The Stainforth Project as a Digital Compass”
September 30th, 11 AM ESTPlease join the Zoom meeting here (registration required). https://www.k-saa.org/blog/k-saa-virtual-events-everyday-women-who-made-history K-SAA’s new virtual events series highlights recent digital archives and projects, particularly those that shed light on… Read more »
CFP: Gothic Women
2023: The Year of Gothic Women. An interdisciplinary project devoted to spotlighting undervalued and understudied women writers The year 2023 marks the bicentenary of both Ann Radcliffe’s death and two… Read more »
William Blake – Film Season – London
Drawing inspiration from William Blake’s Songs of Innocence and Experience, this film season focuses on contemporary filmmakers around the world who tell stories from the child’s perspective. William Blake describes Songs of… Read more »
CFP – Tales of Terror conference
FIRESIDE TALES OF TERROR: The Gothic and Winter University of Warwick, 15-16th December 2022 “Horrors belong as naturally to the fireside, as fireside belongs to Christmas” declares the narrator of… Read more »
Gothic Women: Gothic Histories
Monday 12 September, 5pm – Online “The writer of romance is to be considered as the writer of real history” (William Godwin) From the eighteenth century onwards, the genres of… Read more »
Wordsworth Grasmere: Romanticism webinars in August and September
The Wordsworths and Gardening 25 August, 7.30pm, Online Dr Jeremy Davies and Dr Jane Roberts join Principal Curator Jeff Cowton to discuss their work, including a project to return the… Read more »
Victorian Literary Languages, 25 & 26 August 2022.
The second workshop of the “Victorian Literary Languages” research network, co-organised by Gregory Tate (St Andrews) and Karin Koehler (Bangor), will be taking place in Trinity College Dublin on Thursday… Read more »