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English Faculty News. Bonnie Lander Johnson speaks on the ‘Things Unseen’ podcast, April 2023. ... Bonnie Lander Johnson spoke with Christopher Jameson about Easter and the relationship between early modern agricultural practices and the liturgical

there are things that happen with such regularity and predictability that journalists have simply ceased to recognise their news value – not least if those things are least likely to happen to

English Faculty News. Dr Ross Wilson on Byron at Trinity (and Other Things) on BBC Radio 4.

You can sign up for our news mailings by following the instructions at (the list name is ‘english-cmt’). ... This has led me to consider (among other things) diplomatic agency in the international circulation of books, manuscripts, and literary news.

at Cambridge. Toggle mobile menu. Toggle search field. Search for:. Category: In the News. ‘… ... there are things that happen with such regularity and predictability that journalists have simply ceased to recognise their news value – not least if

English Faculty News. Lichen Ohms Seriatim and The Internet of Things.

English Faculty News. Dr Sarah Dillon to present at CogX: The Festival of All Things AI, Blockchain and Emerging Technologies.

there are things that happen with such regularity and predictability that journalists have simply ceased to recognise their news value – not least if those things are least likely to happen to

there are things that happen with such regularity and predictability that journalists have simply ceased to recognise their news value – not least if those things are least likely to happen to

there are things that happen with such regularity and predictability that journalists have simply ceased to recognise their news value – not least if those things are least likely to happen to

It’s the Nurse’s fault in being old (genuine teenage note): how could she possibly understand what it’s like to be in love, to want news, to want things, ... Do such things even exist in real tennis? Never mind.) The couplet is conventional as well

3.1.128-136). Things have happened so fast that it’s Mercutio’s death that’s the news, not Tybalt’s.

there are things that happen with such regularity and predictability that journalists have simply ceased to recognise their news value – not least if those things are least likely to happen to

Slow Shakespeare. Bad news from Italy, the first instalment (1.2.73-83) #BurningBarge #SlowShakespeare. ... you were telling me the most flattering things, sparing my feelings and my blushes.

Why haven’t you responded to my big reveal, and to this good news? ... Welcome and unwelcome things at once. Is the Doctor (who will be recognisable from his costume) a messenger, come with that news?

But it’s not just urgent news that he’s bringing, it’s strange, unexpected, wonderful, even. ... The idea of speaking things strange is quite unsettling, too. Uncanny.) More suspense.

KingedUnkinged. The King will be deposed? News at last? (3.4.67-72) #KingedUnKinged. ... There can now be no doubt that he will be deposed. And this isn’t just idle chat; there’s actual news: letters came last night, things are moving.

More, Domitius:. My lord desires you presently. My news. I might have told hereafter. ... Historically, Antony probably ordered the murder; Shakespeare glosses over this.) Our great navy’s rigged, adds Enobarbus, prepared for war—he knows which way

Macbeth calls for another attendant, perhaps hoping he’ll have better news, or at least be more reliable. ... Seyton will stir things up! But Macbeth also reflects, albeit indirectly, on the other servant’s news: this push, this advance by the rebel

Dagger Drawn. Lady Macbeth: bad news bird; unsex me here (1.5.34-43) #DaggerDrawn #SlowShakespeare. ... Th’effect and it. (1.5.34-43). Ravens, they’re bad news. They’re birds of ill omen, croaky flappy things, sidling and hopping, dark as night,