Monthly Archives: July 2015

By annamercer90 Romanticism Exactly 200 Years Ago: On This Day in 1815 The post below was originally written for the BARS blog. Welcome to a new series of posts on… Read more »

A full-length interview on such topics as surveillance, the Romantics, the imagination, sustainability, public engagement, university teaching, The Cunning House and the state of political discourse in the UK today… Read more »

By ladys-magazine Detail from the frontispiece to The Ladys Magazine , or Entertaining Companion for the Fair Sex for 1780 . Last week, Koenraad posted about our project trip to… Read more »

By Anna Mercer Welcome to a new series of posts on the BARS Blog. We have been inspired to create this series following the popularity on Twitter of the ‘OnThisDay’… Read more »

By marylshannon William Blake, Sealing the Stone and Setting a Watch (c.1800-1803). Watercolor, with pen, in gray ink, black ink and graphite on moderately thick, slightly textured, wove paper. Yale… Read more »

By annamercer90 This post by Anna Mercer was originally written for The Wordsworth Trust blog. [Image credits to The Wordsworth Trust] Stephen Gill’s biography of William Wordsworth is a carefully… Read more »

By knlc Last week Team Lady’s Magazine attended the wonderful 2015 BARS conference “Romantic Imprints” at Cardiff University. This was very exciting: BARS conferences always draw an international crowd with diverse… Read more »

By Matthew Sangster Please see below for a Call for Papers for an exciting upcoming conference on new directions in the study of topography, which will take place at the… Read more »

By Matthew Sangster On Sunday, the 2015 BARS International Conference, Romantic Imprints, wrapped up in Cardiff after four tremendously successful days of scholarship and conviviality. Jane Moore, Anthony Mandal and… Read more »

By marylshannon “Tracing Types: Comparative Analyses of Literary and Visual Sketches (1830-1860)”, Ghent University Belgium, 3-4 June 2016. Deadline for abstracts: October 1, 2015 In the wake of the pioneering… Read more »