our fantastic keynote panel with Anke Bernau on medieval giants, Matthew Dimmock on early modern Christendom's image of China, and Adam Hansen on Marlowe's uncanny strangeness and strangers. #strangecities
Fascinating morning so far @citiesofstrange#citystrange. We’ve been talking readers of satire, cities and its people as “blocks” in metaphysical poetry, unicorn relics and rotten crocs in Seville, and the tower of Babel via Florence
Tomorrow, 11 May: We welcome ‘Cities of Strangeness (@citiesofstrange), 1350-1700’, an interdisciplinary 1-day conference exploring the centrality of strangeness and estrangement in literary, artistic, and cultural representations of the premodern city. https://t.co/shx29QrKJq
Friday, 11 May 2018: We welcome ‘Cities of Strangeness (@citiesofstrange), 1350-1700’, an interdisciplinary 1-day conference exploring the centrality of strangeness and estrangement in literary, artistic, and cultural representations of the premodern city. https://t.co/7gKLqIrtky