By stephaniejaneclayton Our second CRECS event of the year was ‘Romantic Landscapes: Geography and Travel’, where we gathered to discuss the centrality of travel, topography and landscape in the Romantic… Read more »
By Anthony Mandal Filed under: Events, Speakers Tagged: archives, book history, eighteenth century, gender, magazines, periodicals, print culture, Romanticism …read more Source:: https://crecs.wordpress.com/2015/11/30/reminder-jennie-batchelor/
By Sarah Jones In October I noticed (thanks to a Twitter post celebrating National Opera Week) that Opera Omaha (@operaomaha) is developing a work based on the life of Blake…. Read more »
By ladys-magazine Readers of this blog who also follow my Twitter feed (@jenniebatchelor) or the project’s (@ladysmagproject) will already know that this has been an exciting week for me. In… Read more »
By Matthew Sangster Oskar Cox Jensen is currently a Research Fellow at King’s College London working on the Music in London 1800-1851 project. His work focuses on the political, social… Read more »
By Anthony Mandal Jennie Batchelor (University of Kent) will be presenting her paper, ‘“The world is a large volume”: The Lady’s Magazine and Romantic Print Culture’, at 5.30pm on Tuesday,… Read more »
By Anthony Mandal Filed under: Commentary, Events Tagged: eighteenth century, geology, landscape, maps, nineteenth century, poetry, Romanticism, travel literature, William Smith …read more Source:: https://crecs.wordpress.com/2015/11/22/romantic-landscapes-tomorrow/
By dsaglia Jonatan González’s post “Wordsworth and Spain: The Peninsular War Translated”, on the Wordsworth Trust website, dated 29 May 2015 and linked to the exhibition at Dove Cottage on… Read more »
By BeatrizGonzalez We have translated for the first time into Spanish Rambles in the Footsteps of “Don Quixote”. Illustrated by Cruikshank (1837). The book is fully annnotated and it has… Read more »
By dsaglia [Image: J.G. Lockhart, Ancient Spanish Ballads; Historical and Romantic (London: John Murray, 1841)] The University Press of Kentucky has reprinted Shasta M. Bryant’s study and anthology of romances… Read more »