New on RCR&R: reviews of books on the interplay between British and Chinese literature, Shelley's fractured materiality, Gothic generation, and a collaborative review on Black British writing in Romantic scholarship and Fred Moten's Stolen Life. Read here: https://t.co/cugWAty3Ao
New on RCR&R: reviews of books on maternity and anxiety, and Romantic apocalypse and the posthuman world, and a collaborative review on Romanticism, Indigenous Studies, and disciplinarity with @citiless. See also @Bigger6Romantix. Read here: https://t.co/cugWAtPErW
New on RCR&R: reviews of books on album poetry and Romantic culture, the Darwins and literary analogy, and a collaborative review of Sandler's The Black Romantic Revolution: https://t.co/cugWAty3Ao
New on RCR&R: reviews of of books on Wordsworth and parody, technology and literary form, methodism and media revolution in the eighteenth century, and a collaborative review on the relationship between storytelling and struggles for Black freedom:
https://t.co/cugWAty3Ao
New on RCR&R: roundtable on R scholarship & teaching, Covid-19, & uprising w/ Carmen Faye Mathes (University of Regina), Rebecca Schneider (Fort Lewis C), & Anna Shajirat (Quincy U), hosted by RCR&R editors Alex Gatten (UConn) & Lenora Hansen (NYU): https://t.co/pqfx1F9e6R
We are delighted to announce the publication of reviews of 10 new books on R & psychoanalysis; Napoleonic Italy; Irish, Welsh, and English Romanticism; the gothic, & more plus a video roundtable on R scholarship & teaching, Covid-19, & uprising: https://t.co/cugWAty3Ao
Anyone into tracing references to Romanticism in film should check out the “Romanticism and Popular Culture” section of Romantic Circles Reviews & Receptions, where we chronicle hundreds of similar references and allusions: https://t.co/S1HPfw4cuY
For this week #FilmFriday about the Romantics, we’re throwing back to this supercalifragilisticexpialidocious performance of Dame @JulieAndrews in the role of #MaryPoppins as she quotes John Keats’s Endymion.
We're delighted to announce a brand new feature of our site: RC Unbound—fugitive posts on urgent issues and events. Our inaugural issue titled “Breath” addresses how violence against Black lives can and does influence literary study and pedagogy. Visit https://t.co/1doj3RBroe
Each session will offer (a) a very brief check-in with one of our colleagues about
their work (b) a live demonstration of a cocktail mixed to align with the day’s
theme and (c) informal conversation among all who wish to join!
Open call to contribute to J18's collaborative scholarly timeline: "Blackness, Immobility, and Visibility in Europe, 1600-1800"
Find out how to participate here: https://t.co/xXajzfUxST
Deadline for contributions: Aug 1, 2020
RT and tell your friends, colleagues, and students!
Please email [email protected] with any ideas; we are happy to consider all manner of proposals. We can’t gather for conferences at the moment, but we can still share work. 3/3 @zannebar
Romanticists! RCR&R recognizes that, with so many conferences canceled or postponed this summer, you might have work that needs an audience. Consider proposing a bookchat: 1/3
While until now our bookchats have been conversations surrounding a single text, we are happy to consider a variety of formats, like roundtables or conversations about a text or author or approach. 2/3
If you plan to attend any panels on Romanticism at MLA and would like to write a review, please contact us! (Panel possibilities here: https://t.co/jJoawH6cTW)
If you plan to attend any panels on Romanticism at MLA and would like to write a review, please contact us! (Panel possibilities here: https://t.co/jJoawH6cTW)
Remember: please email your applications for an editorial position with Romantic Circles Reviews & Receptions by this Thursday, 31 October. (Nothing spookier than a deadline!)
Romantic Circles Reviews & Receptions seeks a new member of its three-person editorial collective. The ideal candidate will have broad familiarity with the state of Romantic studies, strong editing & organizational skills, & some social media savvy.