Symposium on the relationship between material space and literary production in Europe between 1500 and 1651. 23-24 June 2022. Generously funded by @OxfordCEMS.
Then the inimitable @ProfJSanders took us through the peripheral spaces of 1 Henry IV in a tantalising preview of her upcoming Cambridge edition of the play.
After making you wait for it...day 2 kicked off in a with a career roundtable (thanks to @rentravailer and Ben Higgins for coming to speak with everyone).
WHAT a week! Thank you to everyone who helped to make this conference possible, especially @OxfordCEMS and @lmhoxford, and to all our wonderful speakers, especially our keynotes @ProfJSanders.
@noemiditommaso We’ve just heard from a conference attendee whose email sent our May registration information to junk, so wanted to let you know in case our most recent hasn’t gone through for you either!
Delighted to announce that our second keynote will be the brilliant @callanjd and @SophyCharlton talking about their work with @archaeobears! 🐻
Stay tuned for the programme and registration details, launching soon...
#CfP: *Deadline Extended* for ‘On Location: Material Space and Literary Production c.1500-1651', 23-24 June 2022, University of Oxford.
Abstracts by 10 March, 2022 to [email protected].
https://t.co/2Dh76AbwXT
This 25 & 26 February sees our third conference with our friends @ldn_shakespeare, exploring 'Home & Early Modernity'.
@LSCGlobeGrad22 will reflect on what 'home' means to us now, and in Early Modern England & Europe.
Register for free: https://t.co/4rc6NzYX8Z