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I came to St John's in 2021 to begin my PhD, which is funded by the Wolfson Postgraduate Scholarship in the Humanities. ... I am interested in how philosophies of poetry particularly feed into or grow out of the historical place of poetry in schools, in

Prynne, Peter Larkin and Carol Watts. These terrains have tended to fall outside the scope of existing humanities scholarship on cultures of extractivism, which typically centres the 'petroscapes' of fossil fuel ... commons; cultures of the Anthropocene;

Jessica Bundschu and Irmtraud Huber (De Gruyter). Jones, E., 'Habits of Inattention', forthcoming in The Attentive Ear, ed. ... Jones, E. and Nulty, P, 'Quantitative Measures of Lexical Complexity in Modern Prose Fiction', Digital Scholarship in the

Scholarship and the Humanities: Shakespeare as a Doorway to the Humanities. ... Teaching Associate in the literature of the Long Eighteenth Century (Temporary Cover).

than 1st October 2023.The Teaching Associate will be expected to teach, examine and supervise dissertations on […]. Teaching Associate in the literature of the Long Eighteenth Century (Temporary Cover) The Faculty ... with Subha Mukherji, 8.30 pm GMT

The Fellowship is awarded not only for academic achievement, but also rewards work in the wider community. ... Lewis graduated with a BA and MSt from Magdalen College, Oxford, and has been supported by the Wolfson Postgraduate Scholarship in the

Jessica Bundschu and Irmtraud Huber (De Gruyter). Jones, E., 'Habits of Inattention', forthcoming in The Attentive Ear, ed. ... Jones, E. and Nulty, P, 'Quantitative Measures of Lexical Complexity in Modern Prose Fiction', Digital Scholarship in the

the Cambridge Colleges (www.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/research/cambridgeilluminations), and MINIARE, which employs non-invasive analytical methods to identify materials and techniques in illuminated manuscripts, and integrates scholarship in the

Kenneth M. Price, ‘Edition, Project, Database, Archive, Thematic Research Collection: What’s in a Name?’, Digital Humanities Quarterly, Summer 2009. ... Julia Flanders, ‘The Productive Unease of 21st-century Digital Scholarship’, Digital

Library Michael Witmore, Director of the Folger, in conversation with Subha Mukherji, 8.30 pm GMT (new time), Wednesday 7 June: Scholarship and the Humanities: Shakespeare as a Doorway to the ... Humanities

than 1st October 2023.The Teaching Associate will be expected to teach, examine and supervise dissertations on […]. Teaching Associate in the literature of the Long Eighteenth Century (Temporary Cover) The Faculty ... with Subha Mukherji, 8.30 pm GMT

Library Michael Witmore, Director of the Folger, in conversation with Subha Mukherji, 8.30 pm GMT (new time), Wednesday 7 June: Scholarship and the Humanities: Shakespeare as a Doorway to the ... Humanities

Indeed, while both editors follow much scholarship in emphasizing the strain of Christian Stoicism in Chapman’s reading of Homer, Kendal makes an extended argument throughout his introduction for reading not ... And it is true that readers fortunate

Kenneth M. Price, ‘Edition, Project, Database, Archive, Thematic Research Collection: What’s in a Name?’, Digital Humanities Quarterly, Summer 2009. ... Julia Flanders, ‘The Productive Unease of 21st-century Digital Scholarship’, Digital

the Cambridge Colleges (www.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/research/cambridgeilluminations), and MINIARE, which employs non-invasive analytical methods to identify materials and techniques in illuminated manuscripts, and integrates scholarship in the

the Cambridge Colleges (www.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/research/cambridgeilluminations), and MINIARE, which employs non-invasive analytical methods to identify materials and techniques in illuminated manuscripts, and integrates scholarship in the

Today scholars in the digital humanities are primarily concerned to offer a gateway to previously hidden records of culture and heritage. ... Julia Flanders, ‘The Productive Unease of 21st-century Digital Scholarship’, Digital Humanities Quarterly,

The book’s most distinctive contribution to scholarship lies in the connections it makes between the spatialities of banishment on one hand, and its readings of the emotional, mental, and subjective ... Moreover, Shakespeare and the Denial of Territory