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legacy and status of Byron now, within the contexts of today’s culture and scholarship. ... The programme includes:. Talks about Byron, by academics and writers including Bernard Beatty, Drummond Bone, Clare Bucknell, Will Bowers, Christine Kenyon Jones

The home of Edmund Spenser studies on the Internet. Certain Kinds of Ambition: Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying about Early Modern Scholarship (with A Love Letter to James ... You must log in to comment. 45.2.22. Cite as:. James Kearney, "Certain Kinds

Commentators were particularly interested in the role of digital scholarship in the dissemination and approval of the find, and there was some effervescent writing about just how ‘totally and thoroughly awesome’ ... Claire and I are going to

This conference aims to bring together scholars working on the transmission of knowledge and skills in order to ask new questions about the educational cultures of early modern England. ... What was being taught in early modern England? Scholarship on

Although it is often acknowledged that early modern books were routinely read aloud we know relatively little about this. ... This conference invites contributions that explore the kind of evidence and research methods that might help us to recover this

Milton would complain about the price of illustrated books, stating that pictures were of no use to him as a blind man.[26]. ... questions about the UK media, both print and broadcast, and how it is facilitating the destruction of our planetary

Milton would complain about the price of illustrated books, stating that pictures were of no use to him as a blind man.[26]. ... questions about the UK media, both print and broadcast, and how it is facilitating the destruction of our planetary

Do we necessarily understand poems better, the more we know about the issues of their day? ... That Byron also continues to be read and studied suggests the same about him.

This topic is essentially about the importation of printed books from Italy and Flanders during that period. ... John Kerrigan (English). My interest in textual scholarship began in the 1980s when there was a ferment of new thinking about the

Dennis Austin Britton and Kimberly Anne Coles. What happens when we think about race in the works of Edmund Spenser? ... In spite of the growing body of scholarship now devoted to early modern racial formation, few scholars have explored Edmund