New Romantic Textualities Special Issue
Romantic Textualities are pleased to publish a special issue on The Minerva Press and the Literary Marketplace, guest edited by Elizabeth Neiman and Christina Morin, after an extended hiatus of… Read more »
Monthly Archives: October 2020
Jane Austen Society UK Graduate and Early Career Researcher Essay Prize 2020
This prize is inaugurated in 2020 by the Jane Austen Society to promote scholarship on Jane Austen among postgraduate and early career researchers at universities in the United Kingdom. It… Read more »
BARS Digital Events Series 2020/21 – Call for Contributions
The British Association for Romantic Studies (BARS) would like to formally launch its BARS Digital Events 2020/21 series. We envisage the BARS Digital Events Series to be broad-ranging and we hope… Read more »
BARS Digital Events: ‘Romantic Studies in 2020: Perspectives on the Field’
The British Association for Romantic Studies (BARS) is delighted to announce the first session of our new Digital Events programme. Please join us on Thursday 5 November at 5pm GMT on Zoom… Read more »
Assistant / PhD Position in English or American Literature
The Institute of English Studies at the University of Neuchâtel, Switzerland, is looking to hire a full-time assistant / doctoral student for a four-year teaching and research position, with the… Read more »
Romantic Circles Reviews and Receptions
Romantic Circles Reviews and Receptions is delighted to announce the publication of reviews of no fewer than ten new books – on Romanticism and psychoanalysis, Napoleonic Italy, Irish, Welsh, and… Read more »
CFP – Black Studies & Romanticism Virtual Conference
Sponsored by the Mount Holyoke English Department & the Critical Social Thought ProgramJune 24-25, 2021 Hortense Spillers suggests that a new “grammar” for thinking and instigating Black liberation from white… Read more »
On This Day in 1820: What Did Byron Really Look Like?
The BARS ‘On This Day’ Series celebrates the 200th anniversary of literary and historical events of the Romantic period. Want to contribute a future post? Get in touch. Today we are… Read more »