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Monthly Archives: October 2012
Latest publication: Natalie Pollard
**NEWLY PUBLISHED** Speaking to You: Contemporary Poetry and Public Address by Natalie Pollard is now available from the Oxford University Press catalogue at: http://ukcatalogue.oup.com/product/9780199657001.do
Supporting our postgraduates
A reminder that on Tuesday 16th October, in HUMSS Room 110, Whiteknights Campus, we are offering postgraduate students in English the opportunity to come along and talk to an experienced doctoral researcher and a member of academic staff about the challenges and excitements of … Continue reading
Thank you to our visitors
Thanks to all of you who came to visit us over the weekend. We enjoyed your company and hope you found the day interesting. we are grateful for the lovely comments we recevied, some of which we have … Continue reading
Tony Watkins Lecture by Dr Daniela Caselli
The inaugural ‘Tony Watkins Annual Lecture on Children’s Literature, Culture, Media was delivered by Professor Fred Inglis, then from the University of Sheffield, on 19th of June, 2003. The subject was ‘Educational Narratives and the Good Society’. The lecture was … Continue reading
Postgraduate Research Group
This term we are pleased to be able to offer our postgraduate students a new form of support: a forum which combines subject-specific training, guided discussions and problem-solving presentations. The first of these is to be held in HUMSS 110 … Continue reading
Early Modern Research
Early Modern Research Centre Seminar Programme, Autumn 2012 Seminars will take place on Wednesdays at 5.15 pm in HUMSS 124, Whiteknights Campus, except for the seminar on 10 October which will begin at 5.30 pm. All Welcome. … Continue reading
Research Group in Theatre History and Performance Studies
Prof. Grace Ioppolo is starting a new School of Literature and Languages Research Group in Theatre History and Performance Studies that will concentrate on the history and performance of drama on stage from the ancient to the modern ages. This … Continue reading
Literary Monday Seminars
Join us for Literary Mondays! Archives and Texts We are delighted to be able to announce this term’s Archives and Texts seminar series, being run as part of our Literary Monday seminars. We look forward to a … Continue reading
Contemporary Poetry Discussion Group
This week we will be discussing the work of the eminent contemporary American poet, John Ashbery. Ashbery was acclaimed by W H Auden at the start of his career and is noted for the complexity of his work. Possible topics … Continue reading
It’s all about books…
Here in the English Department we so love books that we are beginning a new scheme at our open days. We will be offering visitors the chance to take away a free, ‘pre-loved’ book, a publication which someone in the … Continue reading