David Zirak-Schmidt

Homme de lettres. Anna of Denmark, succession and early modern theatre.

[Emilie Luther Valentin @ELutherValentin]

✨Less than two weeks left to submit your abstract for our conference on Witchcraft and Authority in October!

#earlymodernhistory #history

[David Zirak-Schmidt @ZirakDavid]

A bit of self-indulgence: I have been fortunate enough to receive funding from @dff_raad for a two-year postdoc project about Anna of Denmark: https://t.co/L7BqJcxKMJ

[HISTORIES @HISTORIESatSDU]

Absolutely final programme for our Historical Drama in Early Modern Europe conference. Join us at 10 on Friday for Paulina Kewes's keynote talk "Representative Assemblies in Europe's Political Imagination"!!

[HISTORIES @HISTORIESatSDU]

Registration is now open for our interdisciplinary conference on early modern European historical drama. Follow the link to sign up! https://t.co/C9NUdxZaSe

[David Zirak-Schmidt @ZirakDavid]

@Atleti #FreeWass

[Parliamentary Culture, 1500-1700 @ParlCulture]

A warm thank you to all the participants and audience members of yesterday's launch event! @engfac @OxfordCIH @the_europaeum

Just a reminder that the CfP for our Conference (22-24 June) is still open until 31 January! @JagiellonskiUni
(details on poster)

[HISTORIES @HISTORIESatSDU]

New book out by HISTORIES PI, Sofie Kluge: Literature and Historiography in the Spanish Golden Age | The Poetics of History https://t.co/pQB4UeF7HW

[HISTORIES @HISTORIESatSDU]

📣CFP 📣 HISTORIES members @ZirakDavid and Anastasia Ladefoged Larn are editing a special issue of the Nordic Journal of Renaissance Studies: “Settling Sophonisba: Rediscovering a lost figure in the early modern European imagination”. Deadline for abstracts 1 November 2021.

[Parliamentary Culture, 1500-1700 @ParlCulture]

⏰ Last call for registration ahead of tomorrow's conference! ⏰

Sign up by 5pm (BST) today if you'd like to join our discussion of parliamentary drama: https://t.co/AW1GeNVBHC

Looking forward to seeing many of you there tomorrow (29th) and Wednesday (30th).

[Parliamentary Culture, 1500-1700 @ParlCulture]

To all the weekend Twitterati … there’s still time to register for next week’s conference!

With a stellar line up of international and interdisciplinary scholars, we’ll be discussing a range of dramatic + historical depictions of political assemblies & the theatre of politics.

[Parliamentary Culture, 1500-1700 @ParlCulture]

There's still time to register for our collab-conference, 'Political Assemblies in European Historical Drama, c. 1550-1650'. Running 29 + 30 June on Zoom.

⏰Sign-up via email before 5pm Monday 28 June! ⏰
https://t.co/AW1GeNVBHC

[Parliamentary Culture, 1500-1700 @ParlCulture]

🚨Conference Program! 🚨 We're delighted that our conference program is now live and sign-ups are open! Join us on 29 and 30 June for two afternoons of papers on diets, estates, parliaments & cortes in European historical drama.

Details + sign-up in link: https://t.co/YeW5XQNacV

[Opening Oxford 1871- @Oxford1871]

#OnThisDay 150 years ago, the Universities Tests Act removed the last religious restrictions for scholars attending Oxford. The Act ensured generations of people of any or no faith could attend @UniofOxford

Intro by @william_whyte, @PKewes + Sue Doran
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https://t.co/u2n6XrleGa

[Parliamentary Culture, 1500-1700 @ParlCulture]

*CFP!* "God speed the parliament: who shall be the speaker?"

Last call for proposals for our collab-conference, POLITICAL ASSEMBLIES IN EUROPEAN HISTORICAL DRAMA c.1550-1650 on zoom 29-30 June.

Submit your abstracts by tomorrow! See link for details https://t.co/Ch1zJ7Egc5

[Parliamentary Culture, 1500-1700 @ParlCulture]

**CFP** We're v. excited to be co-organising the conference POLITICAL ASSEMBLIES IN EUROPEAN HISTORICAL DRAMA c.1550-1650 on zoom 29-30 JUNE 2021. Still ample time for proposals by 31 MAY. Link for full details. https://t.co/Ch1zJ7Egc5

[Dr. Beth Cortese @BethCortese1]

Very pleased to have my chapter about female estate managers in fiction in At Home in the 18th Century (Forthcoming September 2021)! Thank you Karen Lipsedge and Stephen Hague for being such wonderful and supportive editors. https://t.co/bqHdKGJt7I

[Dr. Beth Cortese @BethCortese1]

Delighted to announce that you can view some of the articles from our special issue on inheritance in Law and Literature journal online - print edition out next year. A pleasure to edit with @LadegaardJakob https://t.co/sNmLCo5CwN @MichelleMDowd @Vicki__Kay @ReichNoa @ross_dkm