The British Association for Romantic Studies Digital Events Committee are glad to invite proposals for our 2022/23 series. We’ll be looking to run fewer events this session (four or five), but we’re keen to keep the series going.
As before, we invite proposals for curated roundtable sessions; these usually consist of four or five speakers, at least one of whom must be a doctoral student or early career scholar. Events last for 90 minutes and will generally take place via Zoom at 5pm UK time on a weekday. The usual format is a series of talks of between 7 and 12 minutes in length, then a discussion among the speakers, then a Q&A session. Events are free and open to all; they will be recorded and shared on the BARS YouTube channel.
Indicative topics include (but are not limited to) the following:
- Ecocritical and environmental studies
- Romanticism and disability studies
- Bicentenary celebrations and discussions
- Romanticism and pedagogy
- Romanticism and gender studies
- Digital Romanticism and online collections and resources
- Special editions and editing
- Romanticism and race
- Author studies
- Romanticism in the 21st century
- Romanticism and mobility
- The relationship between academia, heritage sites, museums, and libraries.
We recognise that this application process favours scholars applying as a team or …read more
Source:: https://www.bars.ac.uk/blog/?p=4317