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Tag Archives: Krissie West
Emerson and the Archives
Dr Krissie West writes: Some months ago, I was fortunate to receive funding from the Ralph Waldo Emerson Society to further my research for my monograph on Emerson and childhood. Emerson, the spearhead of the nineteenth-century American Transcendentalist movement and … Continue reading
CIRCL seminars in the Spring Term
Please find here the CIRCL seminars for Spring 2017: 18th January 2017, at 1 pm, Dr Chris Milson, former CIRCL BA, MA and PhD student, will be speaking on Reading Funny Words: Sex, Gender and Language in Silverberg and Smyth’s ‘Sex is … Continue reading
Posted in Department of English Literature news and events
Tagged Chris Milsom, CIRCL, Department of English, Department of English Literature, English Department, English Literature, Graduate Centre for International Research in Childhood, Krissie West, Professor Karin Lesnik-Oberstein, Reading, University of Reading, Wendy O'Shea-Meddour
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Congratulations!
Many congratulations to CIRCL PhD student Krissie West! Krissie passed her PhD viva on 10-05-2016 with her thesis”To be boy eternal”: Locating the Child in the Literature and Criticism of Ralph Waldo Emerson. External Examiner: Professor Peter Buse (Kingston University), … Continue reading
Emerson in 140 characters?
Professor Karín Lesnik-Oberstein, Director of the Graduate Centre for International Research in Childhood: Literature, Culture, Media (CIRCL) and the MA (Res.) in Children’s Literature, writes: CIRCL are delighted to announce that CIRCL PhD student Krissie West, working on American Transcendentalism … Continue reading
Posted in Department of English Literature news and events
Tagged CIRCL, Department of English, Department of English Literature, Dr Jess Sage, English Department, English Literature, Graduate Centre for International Research in Childhood: Literature Culture Media, Krissie West, Professor Karin Lesnik-Oberstein, Reading, University of Reading
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A summer trip to Harvard
Krissie West, one of our postgraduate researchers, writes… I was really fortunate to spend three weeks of this summer in the US, thanks to a bursary from the department and the Graduate School, continuing my PhD research on Transcendentalism in … Continue reading
CIRCL Seminar – all welcome!
On Wednesday 6th November, from 1 pm to 3 pm, in HUMSS 106, Whiteknights Campus, CIRCL PhD student Krissie West will give a CIRCL seminar on ‘Observation and Conversation: A. Bronson Alcott’s Constructions of Childhood’.