Brings together @durham_uni researchers to investigate the roles played by intellectuals, writers, and artists in the conflicts of the 20th and 21st centuries.
🚨 Funded PhD studentship in History! 🚨
Leverhulme-funded studentship @durham_history: "Oral History, the British Cultural Imaginary, and the Lives of the SOE’s Amateur Agents"
Deadline: 11 August 2023
Details here: https://t.co/MqF5GnbqR9
Please share! #PhD#twitterstorians
Excited to announce we have secured funding from @LeverhulmeTrust for a successor project @READEnglish - ' The SOE, covert action and the British cultural imaginary' runs for four years from September 2024, stay tuned for more news!
📢 Very excited to announce that @AnnaLSnaith and I will be co-organising 'Sounding Modernism', an interdisciplinary conference (@KingsCollegeLon, June 22-23, 2023). *The CFP is now open*, deadline Jan 13th: https://t.co/vQxO8KQCaP 📢
🚨 CMCC Seminar 🚨 Prof. Adam Piette (@adampiette) will be giving a paper, 'The Political Novel of Ideas and the Second World War: Charles Williams and Olaf Stapledon’ on 21st November, 5.30pm at Durham University (venue TBC). All welcome! 💫
The postgrad prize goes to @KatieOsha for a "meticulously executed" interdisciplinary essay on classical music & the contemporary novel:
"Excellent research & a firm understanding of the critical terrain, with succinct, intelligent & articulate analysis"
https://t.co/w3o0EEhwiP
With a chapter on 'Anglo-American Propaganda and the Transition from the Second World War to the Cultural Cold War' by James Smith & Guy Woodward (@PWEpropagandist)! 🤩
🚨 CfP alert for followers working on modern Spanish history 🚨
This exciting conference will be taking place at @UniKent on the 10th-11th September. The CfP is live until 15th June, so there's plenty of time to get an abstract in!
For more info: https://t.co/zyDt5NuLTh
Recruitment for @DurhamIAS visiting Fellowships in 2023/24 is open. Details at https://t.co/b2ZyondKDS. Each Fellowship is for 3-months (Oct-Dec 23 or Jan-Mar 24). Application deadline is 17 June 2022.
@Durham_BSI;@DurhamImh; @DEI_durham; @_IHRR; @WolfsonResearch;@IMEMSDurham
A reminder that our WIP on the Cultural Cold War with @annabel_lw & @krmuth is happening *tomorrow* (4th May) at 5.30pm via Zoom. Abstracts are attached! Please DM us for the link. 📨
📢 WIP Seminar on the Cultural Cold War on 4th May at 5.30pm via Zoom, with papers on 'Red Days and Dystopian Nights: Arthur Koestler’s Travel Writing and the Cultural Cold War' (@annabel_lw) & ‘Mapping the Cultural Cold War: Toward a Digital Humanities Approach’ (@krmuth). 1/2
📢 WIP Seminar on the Cultural Cold War on 4th May at 5.30pm via Zoom, with papers on 'Red Days and Dystopian Nights: Arthur Koestler’s Travel Writing and the Cultural Cold War' (@annabel_lw) & ‘Mapping the Cultural Cold War: Toward a Digital Humanities Approach’ (@krmuth). 1/2
Is there a book or articles about the growth of postwar literary studies (even better if focused on new bibliographers) through intelligence officers who became English faculty & brought methods w them? Charlton Hinman and Fredson Bowers especially? I feel like this must exist.
Prof Stephen Bann (@UoBrisArtHist) will give the annual @CVACinDURHAM@IMEMSDurham lecture this year: 'Signs and Traces of the English Civil War' – conflict, memory, and visual culture.
Tues, April 26th, 5pm Durham Town Hall or Zoom, all welcome!
Register https://t.co/RDblYwTVNa