First up, @EarlyModernMel will be presenting her paper entitled 'Playing the Victim: Lavinia in William Shakespeare and George Peele’s _Titus Andronicus_ (1582 – 1594)'
@EngenderStage in the Guardian! And just in time to send to all my family as suggested reading for my annual impromptu "theatre history over the turkey" lecture 😅
@wilson_hannahl@Ben_WT Susannah Mintz, Hurt and Pain: Literature and the Suffering Body (2014); Sara Newman, Writing Disability: A Critical History (2012); and its quite old now, but Susan Wendell, The Rejected Body (1996) was really helpful for me when I started thinking about these topics?
Delighted to share this reflection by @ojl2283 and @EarlyModernMel on their brilliant "Diverse Shakespeare" workshops @The_Globe! https://t.co/uW4emZuQWS
Good morning and welcome to 'Home and Early Modernity'. We're excited to meet all of you shortly!
We'll be kicking off at 9:30 with a welcome address, followed by @ProfCatherineR's plenary at 10:00!
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Announcing our third wonderful plenary speaker…🥁📢🥁
Dr. Iman Sheeha! @iman_sheeha 👏🏽
Dr. Sheeha is based at Brunel University, and her research explores domesticity in early modern drama. She is the author of ‘Household Servants in Early Modern Domestic Tragedy’ 🎭🏠
We are excited to announce our second plenary speaker... 📢📢📢
Professor Catherine Richardson! 🏠
Professor Richardson is based at the University of Kent and has published numerous works on the material home. She is currently editing 'Arden of Faversham' ✏️📖
We're delighted to announce a bursary for students of colour for @LSCGlobeGrad22! You can apply here https://t.co/RD33AZyaXZ and applications close Friday 5th November!
Remember, remember,
We're extending our cfp deadline until Friday 5th November! 🎆🎇
Got some research to bring the House(s of Parliament) down!? Send your abstracts to [email protected] and set our inbox on fire! 🔥🔥
(We're so sorry for the explosive puns 😉)
Visited The Vyne @nationaltrust today - beautiful c.16th house and home that hosted Henry VIII (and assorted wives...). We're really looking forward to reading all your paper proposals about home & early modernity - deadline is this Saturday!
@sueelawrence@EngenderStage It was new to me too! Love the idea of these women ransoming their men folk. Maybe that's what our c.21st feminism is missing...! 🤔
My first tweet to celebrate my first blog for @EngenderStage! Why did women tie up and demand money from men in c.16th Reading? https://t.co/178L32Tjr7