Five Questions: Angela Wright on Britain, France and the Gothic
We on the BARS Executive are still sad that Dr Angela Wright has recently left our number in order to become a Dark Empress (OK, co-President…) of the International… Read more »
Monthly Archives: November 2013
New Issue of RaVoN – Coleridge and his Circle: New Perspectives
A new issue of Romanticism and Victorianism on the Net (No. 61) has just been published, guest-edited by Tim Fulford and focusing on Samuel Taylor Coleridge. The issue includes the… Read more »
Five Questions: Jane Darcy on Melancholy and Literary Biography
Dr Jane Darcy is currently a teaching fellow in the Department of English at University College London, where she was previously a British Academy postdoctoral fellow. Prior to that, she… Read more »
Romantic Connections deadline
The deadline for next year’s Romantic Connections conference in Tokyo, which BARS is supporting, is coming up at the end of the month. More information from the organisers below, including… Read more »
Five Questions: Daniel Cook on Chatterton
Dr Daniel Cook is currently Lecturer in English at the University of Dundee and has previously worked at the University of Bristol and the University of Wisconsin-Madison. His first monograph,… Read more »
Five Questions: Introduction
The best moments at conferences are often opportunities to talk about projects and their implications in more convivial settings (traditionally, the pub). In an attempt to bring something of this… Read more »
Fashionable Diseases Conference
Below, the CfP for the Fashionable Disease project’s international conference, which takes place in July next year. More information can be found through the project’s website, Facebook page and Twitter… Read more »
Fellowships for Exchanges and Temporalities in the Enlightenment, Romanticism, and Victorianism
News of some exciting opportunities in Houston for the next academic year (from Alexander Regier): The Humanities Research Center at Rice University is accepting applications for yearlong residential fellowships to… Read more »
Fashionable Diseases Workshops
Below, details of two interesting workshops taking place this month at Northumbria as part of the Fashionable Diseases project. More information on the project can be found on the project… Read more »