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1.05-1.55pm, English Faculty GR-03. All welcome. Comparative Social and Cultural History Seminar, 5pm, Senior Parlour, Gonville and Caius Penny Roberts (Warwick) “To my very great regret”: Adversity

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Johnson and Shakespeare. Posted on. June 17, 2015. by admin. Johnson and Shakespeare 7–9 August 2015 Pembroke College Oxford. A Conference to Mark the Two Hundred and

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Pregnancy, False Pregnancy, and Questionable Heirs: Mary I and her Echoes. A lecture taking place at UCL on May 20th:. Pregnancy, False Pregnancy, and

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Change and Exchange, 29 – 30 April 2016. Graham Storey Room, Trinity Hall. . This two-day colloquium will explore ideas of change and exchange – and their implicit

Professor David Lupher (University of Puget Sound) “Whether Any Larned Man Will Come Unto You Or Not, I Know Not”: Classical Presences in Plymouth Plantation, 1620-1657 All welcome, more information

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Events This Week. Posted on. May 27, 2016. by admin. IN CAMBRIDGE:. Early Modern French Seminar. Friday 3 June, 2-4 PM, New Gallery, Whipple Museum, Free School Lane.

Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Welcome, Suparna Roychoudhury! Posted on. October 18, 2015.

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Events This Week. Posted on. November 25, 2016. by admin. IN CAMBRIDGE. History of Material Texts Seminar. Wednesday 30 November, 12.30-2, Fitzwilliam Museum,

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Events This Week. Posted on. May 8, 2017. by admin. IN CAMBRIDGE. Renaissance Graduate Seminar. Tuesday 9th May, 5.15, GR06/07. Julie Sanders (Newcastle University).

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Events This Week. Posted on. February 13, 2016. by admin. Tuesday 16th February. Wren Library, Trinity College, 3pm. Nick Hardy (Cambridge). Intended principally for

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Interdisciplines: Drama, Economics and Law in Early Modern England, 17 October 2015. Posted on. September 10, 2015. byTrust Room, Fitzwilliam College. Conference fee:

Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Welcome to Visiting Scholar Professor Takayuki Katsuyama.

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Brudermord: Puppet Hamlet. Posted on. May 29, 2015. by admin. Three chances to see the 18th century style puppet show of Der Bestrafte Brudermord, with an academic

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Events This Week. Posted on. October 30, 2016. by admin. IN CAMBRIDGE. Renaissance Graduate Seminar. Tuesday, 01/11/16, 5.15pm in G-R06-07. Andy Kesson (Roehampton).

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Week 4 Events. Posted on. October 31, 2017. by admin. Monday 30th October. Cabinet of Natural History . Department of History and Philosophy of Science, Seminar Room 1,

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Shakespeare in the Context of his Time. ‘What legacy shall I bequeath to thee?’ – Shakespeare in the Context of his Time. An Interdisciplinary Graduate and Early

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Marston’s Jack Drum’s Entertainment. Posted on. January 25, 2016. by admin. A production of Marston’s Jack Drum’s Entertainment will be coming to the

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Events This Week. Posted on. June 9, 2015. by admin. Wednesday 10th June. Early Modern Interdisciplinary Seminar 12-1.30pm, GR04 English Faculty Building:. Will

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. John Fletcher: A Critical Reappraisal, 26-27th June 2015. Posted on. March 25, 2015. byKeynote Speakers: Professor Gordon McMullan (King’s College London); Dr Lucy

English Faculty, 12 April 2019. Conference Programme:. Welcome remarks (10.20 – 10.30).

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Events This Week. Posted on. January 25, 2016. by admin. Monday 25th January. CMT Inaugural Exhibition Launch Party, 10.15-11.15am, English Faculty first floor landing.

Farewell as welcome (and vice versa) in Antony and Cleopatra’. Early Modern Interdisciplinary Seminar.

All are welcome. Wine is served during the discussion of the papers.

Monday 18th January. Fitzwilliam College Literary Society Talk, 5.30pm, Upper Hall 1, Fitzwilliam College Professor Helen Hackett (UCL) The Elizabethan Imagination All welcome.

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Events This Week. Posted on. June 3, 2016. by admin. IN CAMBRIDGE. Things-(Re)constructing the Material World Seminar. ‘Bronze’. 8 June 2016, 12:00 – 14:00.

Sound like anyone in the news today? Presented in partnership with the Centre for Mediaeval and Early Modern Law and Literature, the evening will include a panel discussion on the legal

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Matthew Parker: Archbishop, Scholar, and Collector. Matthew Parker: Archbishop, Scholar, and Collector. Programme available here. 17 March 2016 – 19 March 2016 CRASSH

We welcome applications from early and mid-career researchers, as well as established scholars.

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Events This Week. Posted on. May 20, 2016. by admin. IN CAMBRIDGE:. Things-(Re)constructing the Material World. 25 May 2016, 12:30-2 PM. Seminar Room SG1, Alison

Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Welcome Back, and Events This Week. ... Welcome to a new year at Cambridge! As ever, we will be posting interesting events, series, publications, or whatever else throughout the term.

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Renaissance Graduate Seminar, 26 May. Posted on. May 20, 2015. by admin. The last Renaissance Graduate Seminar of 2014/15 will take place next Tuesday 26 May:. Dr Lucy

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Richard Baxter Quatercentenary Symposium, Friday 13 November 2015. Richard Baxter Quatercentenary Symposium. Friday 13 November 2015, Dr Williams’s Library, 14 Gordon

We normally have dinner with the speaker afterwards. All welcome. Beatrice Zucca Micheletto (University of Rouen). ... All are welcome to this free talk, which is the ninth lecture in the series.

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Events This Week. Posted on. November 11, 2016. by admin. IN CAMBRIDGE. Renaissance Graduate Seminar. Tuesday, 15/11/16, 5.15pm in G-R06-07. Jonathan Sawday (Saint Louis

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Events This Week. Posted on. November 20, 2016. by admin. IN CAMBRIDGE. Embodied Things (CRASSH). Wednesday, 23 November 2016, 12:30-14:00, Seminar Room SG1, Alison

Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Welcome, Vladimir Brljak! Posted on. October 7, 2015.

We welcome abstracts from both established scholars and postgraduates. If you would like to audit the seminar, please email the network and hopefully we will be able to accommodate you.

We normally have dinner with the speaker afterwards. All welcome. Early Modern European History Seminar. ... Emma Nicholls (Cambridge). Attendees are welcome to bring lunch to this brown-bag seminar.

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Events This Week. Posted on. June 13, 2017. by admin. Poetics Before Modernity. Tuesday 13th June, 5.15, Trinity College OCR. Kathy Eden (Columbia):. ‘The Early

Munro will be introduced by Lucilla Burn, Keeper of Antiquities. All welcome.

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Calls for Papers and Upcoming Events. Poetics Before Modernity Conference 2017 CfP. Encouraged by the warm reception of the seminar series, we are delighted to announce

We welcome proposals (in English or in French) on topics such as:. –

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Events This Week. Posted on. March 3, 2017. by admin. IN CAMBRIDGE. History of Material Texts Workshop. Monday 6 March, 12.30-2, Milstein Seminar Room, University

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Samuel Daniel, Poet and Historian. Posted on. May 26, 2015. by admin. Samuel Daniel, Poet and Historian. September 10th – 11th, 2015 Parry Rooms, Royal College of

You are welcome to bring your lunch. Tea and coffee will be served. ... Tea and biscuits are served. All welcome! Robert Batchelor (Georgia Southern University).

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Events This Week. Posted on. April 29, 2016. by admin. IN CAMBRIDGE. Renaissance Graduate Seminar. Tuesday 3 May, at 5.15pm in GR06/7. Dr Bonnie Lander Johnson

Everybody is very welcome. Twitter: @ldn_shakespeare. Email: shakespeare@kcl.ac.uk. Facebook: @londonshakespearecentre. London Renaissance Seminar.

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Events This Week. Posted on. February 17, 2017. by admin. IN CAMBRIDGE:. Embodied Things: Histories of Cognition, Practices, & Theories (CRASSH). Wednesday, 22 February

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Events This Week. Posted on. October 21, 2016. by admin. IN CAMBRIDGE:. Embodied Things: Histories of Cognition, Practices, & Theories (CRASSH). 26 October 2016,

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. If You Don’t Know, Just Ascham. By Micha Lazarus. It’s just one damned thing after another in Reformation England, as I’ve found in my recent work on the major