Editorial Transitions II
Editorial Transitions To all members of BARS, and readers of the blog – I am honoured to take up the position of Blog Editor. I am now your first point… Read more »
Editorial Transitions To all members of BARS, and readers of the blog – I am honoured to take up the position of Blog Editor. I am now your first point… Read more »
Over the past few years, BARS has begun to conduct a lot more of its activities online – as well as the website, we now have this active blog, the… Read more »
Emma Peacocke is currently a Banting Post Doctoral Fellow at Queen’s University, Ontario. Before moving to Queen’s, she completed her PhD at Carleton University. She has published articles and book… Read more »
The ‘On This Day’ series continues with a post by Brianna Robertson-Kirkland (University of Glasgow). Brianna completed her PhD in 2016 (funded by the College of Arts Internship Scholarship). Her research examines… Read more »
Please see below for a call for participants for a series of workshops exploring eighteenth- and nineteenth-century literary institutions. These form part of an AHRC-funded network (‘Institutions of Literature, 1700-1900’)… Read more »
The new London-Paris Romanticism Seminar, jointly directed by Professor David Duff (Queen Mary) and Professor Marc Porée (École Normale Superieure/ Université Sorbonne Nouvelle), now has a website detailing the programme… Read more »
Please see below for a call for contributors from Alice Crossley. Call for Contributors – Age and Gender: Ageing in the Nineteenth Century Nineteenth Century Gender Studies Special Issue, Summer… Read more »
Please see below for details of the public engagement training day being organised at Chawton House by the inaugural BARS/BAVS Nineteenth-Century Matters Fellow, Dr Catherine Paula Han, who gives more… Read more »