In 1829 a large marble monument to Charles Dibdin (1745-1814) was erected in Greenwich Hospital, paid for by a public subscription. Still there today, it incorporates a bust of Dibdin… Read more »
PART TWO – ‘You are supposed to suffer to make others laugh or grieve’ This is a continuation of We. The Revolution (Polyslash, 2019) between Shelley and Burke: Gamifying the… Read more »
[Full Spoilers] This two part blog post (Part 2 available here) by myself is the next in our Romanticism Now series, which hosts discussions of the resonance of Romanticism and… Read more »
It is my absolute pleasure to launch a new series on the BARS Blog. Romanticism Now will host discussions of the resonance of Romanticism and the Romantic era in contemporary… Read more »