The University of Stirling is planning to cut its highly successful & internationally recognised MA in Gothic studies - the 1st of its kind! If you can, please help save Gothic Imagination by sending an email & signal boosting!
#GothsAssemble
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As a previous PhD student in Gothic Studies and Teaching Assistant at the University of Stirling, this is upsetting and worrying news, to say the least. What Gothic future for the University of Stirling? If you wish to know more👉https://t.co/o7ERLkLzQ1 3/3 #Gothsassemble
In 2018 the University of Stirling was celebrating 30 years of Gothic at Stirling with the symposium 'Gothic Pasts, Gothic Futures'. Now, the University is planning to withdraw its successful and internationally recognised Master’s degree in Gothic studies.1/3 @StirUni@IGA_Goths
The Gothic MLitt at is a hub for the community of scholars, staff and students in Gothic Studies all around the world. Specialties make universities stand out from one another. As such, they should be valued and preserved. 2/3 @IGA_Goths @GerryMcCormac
This week, Fanny Lacôte discusses Highland Romanticism and Sir Edwin Landseer’s "Monarch of the Glen." Explore the virtual exhibition here: https://t.co/xTCMnQsbc0
This is fantastic: I'm so pleased that Volumes 1 and 2 of The Cambridge History of the Gothic are now published. Thanks to our brilliant editor @Bethany_Thomas9, my amazing co-editor @DaleGothic96 and all of the wonderful chapter authors.
🚨Game alert!🚨 Got inspired by @donalhassett1 and our colleagues from @FrenchDeptUCC and created this 🇫🇷 emoji ‘rébus’ entirely dedicated to French literary works written in the 19th Century. Can you find the original titles in French? The solution can be sent by DM on demand 😉