Associate Director of National Scholarships & Fellowships, Univ of Tennessee // Find me writing about early modern women, manuscript culture, & politics
In ICONOLOGIA, Cesare Ripa’s book of emblems, “Printing” is a woman.
Here, the 1709 English translation.
[Folger 246298] #folgerfinds
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Really proud to be included in this collection with scholars whose work I’ve long admired. This article began as an unshakeable fixation on 5 lines of Hutchinson’s Memoirs where she recounts a tense exchange with Charles II’s Spymaster.
Another opportunity to repost news of our Cavendish/Hutchinson special issue has emerged. Untagged until now, @lauradefurio is on this website! Read her work on the shared elements of their biographical writing - https://t.co/kWzv63bztD
A DC public librarian is looking for a speaker with expertise in American and/or Black Studies to give a 20 min talk followed by 45 min discussion on Colson Whithead’s Nickel Boys. They can offer a $250 honorarium. Over zoom in May. DM me if you’re interested or to refer. Thanks!
Join key scholars to assess developments in the study of #AphraBehn, #MargaretCavendish, and more Restoration women writers now regularly appearing on the undergraduate curriculum in this two-day virtual conference on April 15-16. Free with reservation: https://t.co/ApCrvSQ4Yq