CfP: Periodisation: Pleasures and Pitfalls
By admin Please see below for a new Call for Papers for a fascinating-sounding conference on literary periodisation, to be held at All Souls College, Oxford on the 3rd of… Read more »
By admin Please see below for a new Call for Papers for a fascinating-sounding conference on literary periodisation, to be held at All Souls College, Oxford on the 3rd of… Read more »
By admin The new year approaches ever closer, and at the chime of midnight on New Year’s Eve, BARS subscriptions will fall due. Please take a moment to read the… Read more »
Only a few days till the 30th Chaos Computer Congress in Hamburg #30C3, where I’ll be talking with @matusound on Romantic literature, public space/high-density environments, visual analysis and surveillance –… Read more »
By danielcook by Daniel Cook I know, I know, this isn’t Christmassy. But it is timely. And, I promise, there will be poetry — oodles of the stuff — in… Read more »
By admin The organisers of Romantic Locations, the 2014 BARS Early Career and Postgraduate Conference, are pleased to announce that registration is now open. The form can be downloaded from… Read more »
By admin The Five Questions interviews have been on hiatus during December as I’ve been tied up with Romantic Locations (for more on which, see the post above) and as… Read more »
By GlynisIngram As part of the ‘Fashionable Diseases’ Leverhulme Trust project, we have held five workshops in the first year. The last of these in November 2013 was entitled ‘Fashion… Read more »
By maximiliaan@gmail.com Greetings Fellow Romanticists and Print Culturists, I am excited about my first blog-posting for Romantic Textualities. Thanks to the editors for the opportunity and their assistance. Like many… Read more »
By Anthony Mandal This essay offers a historical and generic account of the inter-cultural British and Irish nexus of imitation surrounding Thomas Moore’s first published volume of verse, his remarkably… Read more »
By Anthony Mandal The House of John Murray was well known as one of the principal British publishers in the field of travel and exploratory literature throughout much of the… Read more »