CemsANU

Researchers and HDRs of the Early Modern Material, Textual, Visual, Dramatic, Linguistic, Religious, Gender Worlds, Australian National University, Canberra.

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CEMS Newsletter 1/2026 - https://t.co/JTmyaBfwZP

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CEMS events in February - https://t.co/2tQQrDSX2w

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2025 Newsletter of the International Consortium of Centres for Early Modern Studies - https://t.co/6plAEFpkV5

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Read CEMS Newsletter 4/2025 - https://t.co/oSQKil4UFH

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CFP: Cross-Disciplinary Approaches in Early Modern and Medieval Studies. Deadline 18 December 2025 - https://t.co/nA1L8DnglH

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Next week, in fact! Thursday 6 November.

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This week!: Collections as Data for Humanists - https://t.co/OvWiD4BNwD

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This week!: Collections as Data for Humanists - https://t.co/OvWiD4BNwD

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Join CEMS and ANU English on 13 November for '“Confounded Fantasies”: Byron and Romantic Platonism,' with Prof James Chandler (Univ. of Chicago)- https://t.co/0mmI26zI78

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Join CEMS and ANU English next week for "Collections as Data for Humanists" with Heather Froehlich from University of Arizona Libraries - https://t.co/KpDaapiA0t

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Next week: Looking Slowly at Early Modern Maps - https://t.co/qFV73W670h

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REMINDER! This week: Early Modern Puppet ‘Literature’ - https://t.co/yJJliGshNp

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Join CEMS and ICCEMS for an online seminar on 2 October with Professor Tiffany Stern: Early Modern Puppet ‘Literature’: Shakespeare, Marlowe and Milton Puppet Plays - https://t.co/JqTnsvUWEJ

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CEMS' latest newsletter is out now- https://t.co/zD8z5MZSd0

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CEMS is delighted to host Professor Tiffany Stern FBA for this online seminar. - https://t.co/1mUc84ZqCq

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Upcoming CEMS events - https://t.co/ku85SXkM2J

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CEMS will host a workshop with historian of cartography Chet Van Duzer on "Looking slowly at early modern maps." Register to join us on 14 October!
https://t.co/r8fGxuklSI

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24 Aug 1556: b. Sophia Brahe, astronomer, genealogist, scholar in several disciplines. Sister of Tycho, she worked closely with him in his observatory of Uranienborg.

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New podcast: Urgent History!

Tackling today’s toughest questions: populism, climate activism, the cost-of-living crisis & the future of universities.

Listen on:
Spotify: https://t.co/bGJGWtWXMr
Apple Podcasts: https://t.co/YFjmcEFYrD

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In concert with @The_Globe, CEMS is excited to host Globe4Globe: Shakespeare and Environmental Justice, a 24-hour online symposium taking place 13-14 September. Register to attend for free: https://t.co/Ly7hVpP2Ft

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ICCEMS Online Events: "Secret Editors' Business" and "Shakespeare & Environmental Justice" - https://t.co/x2INj9wRg4