Monthly Archives: January 2018

  The DEL/MERL Visiting Speaker Series 2018: Clover Stroud Clover will read extracts from The Wild Other, her confessional memoir about the role horses and the landscape of Oxfordshire have played in managing trauma in her life. She will talk about the … Continue reading →

5 FEBRUARY Dr. Mary Morrissey, “Rhetoric and belonging in Donne’s sermons” 19 FEBRUARY: Richard Blakemore, Chloë Houston, Michelle O’Callaghan Early Modern Travel: A Research Conversation. 5 MARCH: Dr. Rachel Foxley “Hierarchies of Slavery in Early-Modern Republicanism” For further information, please … Continue reading →

              Thursday 18th January (wk 3), 5-6pm (please note change of date!) Dr Cathy Clay (English, Nottingham Trent) ‘Rereading the Time and Tide Archive: The Feminist and Cultural Politics of a Modern Magazine’ Thursday … Continue reading →

                18 January Alexandra Harris The marsh and the visitor 1 February Clover Stroud The wild other: on landscape and grief 15 February Simon Kövesi John Clare and place 1 March James Grande … Continue reading →

  GCMS Seminars, Spring 2018 Seminars will be held on Thursdays at 4.30 pm in Edith Morley 124 Drinks and nibbles follow each seminar in G27L   18 January, Sethina Watson (University of York) ‘Hospitals and the Law: the problem … Continue reading →

2018 marks the centenary of the extension of the franchise to include (some) women, and the Department of English Literature is collaborating with colleagues in the Department of History and with a group of Part 3 students to present a … Continue reading →