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News Feed Under Reconstruction. Posted on. December 15, 2023. ... We have been circulating news by other means recently but we hope to bring this page back to life before too long.

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Re-Reading Milton Re-Reading Shakespeare. Posted on. June 20, 2020. by admin. On Tuesday 30th June, Jason Scott-Warren (Cambridge) and Claire M. L. Bourne (Pennsylvania

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Events This Week. Posted on. February 19, 2016. by admin. Tuesday 23rd February. Renaissance Graduate Seminar, 5.15pm, English Faculty GR06/7. Dr Anna-Maria Hartmann

All are welcome. ‘On Not Defending Poetry: the economics of Sidney’s golden world’.

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. The Places of Early Modern Criticism, 23rd-24th March 2015. Posted on. March 9, 2015. by admin. CRASSH, Alison Richard Building, 7 West Road, CB3 9DT – SG1&2.

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Graduate Lecture Series. Posted on. February 11, 2016. by admin. Friday 12th February, 1-2pm, GR06/07 Discovering Richard III in Early Modern Legal Writing Jitka

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Renaissance Graduate Seminar, 2019-20. Posted on. October 8, 2019. by admin. This year’s programme is now available at. This entry was posted in Uncategorized and

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Renaissance Graduate Seminar 2018-19. Posted on. October 11, 2018. by admin. This year’s programme is now available at:. This entry was posted in Uncategorized and

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Gender, Power and Materiality in Early Modern Europe, 1500-1800, 7-9 April 2016. Posted on. September 2, 2015. byThis entry was posted in Uncategorized and taggedby

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Shakespeare and Sex. Posted on. February 19, 2016. by admin. ‘This fraught, unspoken realm of pleasure, risk, discomfort, and danger’. Dr Joe Moshenska has written

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Events This Week. Posted on. May 4, 2015. by admin. Wednesday 6 May. Dr Regina Schwartz, Northwestern University, will be speaking at the Renaissance Graduate Seminar (G

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Renaissance Graduate Seminar. Posted on. February 19, 2016. by admin. The third Renaissance Graduate Seminar of the term will take place on Tuesday 23 February, at

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Measure for Measure on Trial. Posted on. March 9, 2016. by admin. Shakespeare & the Law: Measure for Measure on Trial. Tuesday 15 March 18.00 – 20.00, Inner Temple

Expressions of interest in speaking at the event (including giving a 15-20 minute paper) are welcome; see website for more details.

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Early Modern Visual Marginalia Colloquium – Summary. Posted on. May 15, 2015. byThis entry was posted in Uncategorized and taggedby admin. Bookmark the permalink.

wet. Strawberries will swim in the cream. All welcome. This entry was posted in Uncategorized and taggedby admin.

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Things That Matter – Easter Term Schedule. The first CRASSH Things That Matter seminar is tomorrow: Timothy Wilson (Oxford) and Sarah Haggarty (Cambridge) will be

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Books Unbound Literary Festival. Posted on. June 10, 2016. by admin. The Books Unbound Literary Festival will take place on 25 & 26 June, raising money for several

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. Events This Week. Posted on. March 4, 2016. by admin. Only one event this week, for the last week of term:. Thursday 10 March. Early Modern Economic and Social History

Faculty of English, University of Cambridge. Search. Main menu. Post navigation. The English Legal Imaginary, 1500-1700. Posted on. March 25, 2015. byPart I: Princeton University, 17-18 April, 2015. Part II: University of St Andrews, 1-2 May, 2015.