"O' you wonder!" Worldviews in Pre-1750 Literature From the English Faculty at the University of Cambridge, this conference takes place on 17-18/04 #OYouWonder
Here is our new poster and the programme for this weekend's conference! Enter your details to register in advance with this link: https://t.co/Gk4BgHUelE
Dr. Liza Blake (@medrenliza) will be giving her keynote presentation on Worlds, Worldviews, and Early Modern Literary Physics in 10 minutes! Be sure to join us #oyouwonder
Juice, Slime, and Manure! Join the zoom call for Anjali Vyas-Brannick's paper on 'Fluidity and Worldmaking in Michael Drayton’s “Noahs Floud”' #oyouwonder
'Putting the world back in worldview'. Just had a fantastic online discussion during the RSA break. It's so exhilarating to 'return' to English literature - 'Do you study English?' has been a frequently asked question since my undergraduate years😆
‘Eve channels the Heroidan voice in the presence of her alienated lover, to articulate her fate as undetermined....she initiates a reciprocal process of mutual self fashioning by writing herself into Adam’s future’ #OYouWonder
Jane Ganberg is giving a presentation on her paper '"Quos superos in vota vocem?": Looking
for divine inspiration in medieval narratives of the Trojan War'! #oyouwonder
And we’re away!! We’ll be using the hashtag #OYouWonder for live-tweeting about the Conference - or feel free to tag @EnglishGraduat3 in your comments and questions! ✨
Here is our new poster and the programme for this weekend's conference! Enter your details to register in advance with this link: https://t.co/Gk4BgHUelE
We're delighted to announce that we are now accepting abstracts for '“O’ you wonder!”: Worldviews in Pre-1750 Literature'!
Please send your abstracts to: [email protected].
For further information, please see: https://t.co/BMOh6TQXFM