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#FolgerFellow Douglas Clark (@disfordiscourse) is documenting the wealth of 16th & 17th c. English literary #manuscripts whose contents have not yet been explored in detail.
#FolgerFellow Vanessa Corredera’s (@vicorredera) in-progress 2nd monograph examines Shakespearean adaptations, appropriations, and performances created by Black Indigenous People of Color.
#FolgerFellow Emma Marshall (@earlymodernemma), a historian @YorkHistoryDept, examines recipe books to learn about health/wellbeing, family, emotions, and class. Her recent PhD explored experiences of illness and care in English gentry families, c.1630-1750. #FellowsFriday
Much more to be said about intergenerational female writings, memory, death narratives, such books as family artefacts, etc., but I hope this post is of interest! @FolgerResearch #FolgerFellow #earlymodern
Long-term #FolgerFellow Su Fang Ng (@VTenglish), in her project “Brokering with Caliban,” examines how East India Company trade diplomacy shaped dramatic representation of English relations with the East Indies.
#FolgerFellow Casey Carsel investigates the historical, technical, and material contexts of the representation of Jews in Shakespeare’s England—an era that coincides with their centuries-long expulsion from the country #JewishHistory #FellowsFriday
#FolgerFellow Nora Epstein’s (@noraepstein) project continues her work on the early modern practice of copying illustrations.
This year, #FolgerFellow Philip Goldfarb Styrt (@pstyrt) looks at how plays by #Shakespeare, Marlowe, and Jonson use familiar empires-- like Rome and Spain-- to show that empire is ineffective.
Congratulations to former long-term #FolgerFellow Simon Newman, co-winner of the 2023 Frederick Douglass Book Prize! Read more https://t.co/BLLYBzLnkn
Was melancholy contagious? #FolgerFellow @andresgattinoni aims to analyze the circulation, reception, and translation of concepts related to melancholy between Britain, France, Spain, and Italy in the long 18th century. #FellowsFriday
Like ingredients in a witch’s cauldron, #FolgerFellow Alexander D’Agostino (@_Glitterwitch_) combines images of rare materials from digital collections and congeals them through artistic practice to emerge as artwork. #FellowsFriday
What do 18th c. theatre & landscape garden design have in common? English actor & playwright David Garrick's Temple to Shakespeare, of course! #FolgerFellow Kasie Alt argues the Temple was a nexus of the rapidly shifting 18th c. theories concerning nature & theatrical experience.
Congrats to past #FolgerFellow @debapriya__s on the publication of "Possible Knowledge: The Literary Forms of Early Modern Science," available now through @PennPress! https://t.co/oomktZqXqe
Use code SARKAR30 at checkout to receive a 30% discount!
Read today's guest Collation post, by #FolgerFellow Javier Patiño Loira, "In Search of Nature’s Not-So-Lost Treasures: Juan Eusebio Nieremberg on Ecology" https://t.co/leyiWwl2nW
In today's Collation post, #FolgerFellow @RabiaGregory looks at a lesser known aspect of early modern devotional practice: baking molds! Curious? Read on: https://t.co/Ree2Vc1LRM
In today's guest Collation post, #FolgerFellow @ChrisBlakley14 examines "ship fever", the Black Hole of Calcutta, and the links to present-day ideas about race, racism, and racist policies that play a role in determining healthcare outcomes: https://t.co/DK9dZsITWO
I imagined the discovery of 14 missing pages from Folger Manuscript Vb26. They’re very queer, and soon to be torn and scattered throughout my solo show “A Shrine to the Forgotten” @TargetGallery
April 22–July 15th
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#FolgerFellow @AdrianFinucane writes about captivity narratives in John Smith's works, in this Collation post: https://t.co/b1AHjhgH4g
(apologies for the misfire yesterday. Your blog editor spent yesterday thinking it was Thursday 🙄)
#FolgerFellow @heidicraig is exploring Early Modern Dramatic Paratexts (EMDP), or the extra-dramatic printed materials found primarily in playbooks’ title pages, frontispieces, dedications, commendatory poems, cast lists, etc. #FellowsFriday
Congratulations to current #FolgerFellow @Eva_Rocha_01 on the opening of "HAVE YOU SEEN The Dark Parrot" @Taubman_Museum! Artwork for this solo show was developed in part during Eva's 2022-23 Artistic Research Fellowship @FolgerLibrary
Learn more: https://t.co/hBm4CdEVwp
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