Congratulations to our colleague Prof. Isabel Torres, admitted into the Royal Irish academy today in recognition of her outstanding research track record in #Spanish Golden Age literature
@QUBelfast@QUBstaff#LoveQUBlangs
We’re delighted to release the draft schedule for #CommonGround2019. Please register for free at Eventbrite below. We hope to see you there!
https://t.co/As7qc9q7GA
In ep. 31 of #TalkingTudors, my guest @DrSonjaKleij introduced me to this fab satirical painting. The Netherlands, represented by a cow, is fed by Elizabeth I, ridden by Phillip II and milked by William of Orange. The Duke of Anjou holds the tail... https://t.co/lzXGGuyknB
Great to see such interest for the Armada legacy in Ireland! The programme for this one day conference, organised by @UlsterUni and The North Coast Armada Connection, looks very promising. Bit sad that I have to miss it #ArmadaAfterlives
#CfP: Language and knowledge in early modern Britain: circulating words, expanding lexicons, 15-16 Nov 2019 Paris. Abstracts by 20 May 2019 #Twitterstorians#EarlyModernEvents https://t.co/f2AyTK0hNQ
Join us next week at the Research Seminar of @EnglishAtQUB where @markbur08007930, @thea987, and Dr. Rosa Garcia Periago will present papers about their projects on World Shakespeare.
Date: 3 April
Time: 15:30
Location: Lanyon Building 0G/049
Join us for the research seminar today! Prof Kate Chedgzoy will give a paper with the very promising title‘The Metamorphoses of Childhood: Ovid, Sexuality, and Renaissance Readers’
Time: 15:30
Location: Lanyon Building 0G/049
A wonderful drinks reception at #RSA2019 in #Toronto saw the launch of the call for papers for @SRS2020Norwich. Many thanks to all who came to the @SRSRenSoc event. We look forward to hosting you in #Norwich next year for #SRS2020 7-9th July.
Such a treat to have Prof Richard Dutton talk to @RenaissanceQUB today about early modern censorship, the King's Men & Marston's The Malcontent (which he is currently editing), before we read from the play. One sterling bit was the exclamation 'catso' preceded by 'tails off'!
Today!!
Prof Emeritus Richard Dutton, who is editing The Malcontent, will be reading and discussing extracts of the play with us.
Time: 2pm
Place : 3 Uni Sq, 03/G01
To register your interest/read a part please email: [email protected]
See you then!
Exciting new event!
Prof Emeritus Richard Dutton, who is editing The Malcontent, will be reading and discussing extracts of the play with us.
Date: Weds 13 March
Time: 2pm
Place : 3 Uni Sq, 03/G01
To register your interest/read a part please email: [email protected]
A wonderful review for Dr Lindsay Kerr ( @camposdezafiro) in the Bulletin of Hispanc Studies. Her book on #parody in the late works of #Lope and #Gongora is well worth a read for students on #Renaissance courses with us in @QUBelfast Well done Dr Kerr!
https://t.co/WwQZYSWm8y
Exciting new event!
Prof Emeritus Richard Dutton, who is editing The Malcontent, will be reading and discussing extracts of the play with us.
Date: Weds 13 March
Time: 2pm
Place : 3 Uni Sq, 03/G01
To register your interest/read a part please email: [email protected]
Our exciting pirate themed semester continues! Join us this evening for a discussion of @clairejowitt excellent book The culture of piracy, 1580-1630: English literature and seaborne crime. 6pm in the Reading Room of 5 University Square.