For @English_CMU seminar CSI: Underground Books & Printing (https://t.co/dssQFp4WE8), I’m compiling a list of letterpress whodunnits. What would you say are the most urgent examples of ESTC-era clandestine/anonymously/pseudonymously printed books, pamphlets, etc?
Pavel Drábek (Theater, University of Hull) will lecture on transnational theater and early modern "patchwork" plays on March 11th @ 4:30. Mark your calendars!
Pavel Drábek (Theater, University of Hull) will lecture on transnational theater and early modern "patchwork" plays on March 11th @ 4:30. Mark your calendars!
Chris Nygren, Assistant Professor of Art History and the director of Pitt’s MedRen program, will discuss the signifying power of painted stones in his talk, “Matter and Similitude in Italian Painting and the Transatlantic Renaissance” tomorrow at 4:30 (Baker Hall 255B, CMU).
Mark your calendars for our final fall event, December 6th @ 4:30p: Natalie Suzelis will discuss *Measure for Measure* and early modern social reproduction! (Baker 255B, CMU)
Mark your calendars for our final fall event, December 6th @ 4:30p: Natalie Suzelis will discuss *Measure for Measure* and early modern social reproduction! (Baker 255B, CMU)
Coming up on Thursday, 11/15 @ 4:30, Pitt MedRen presents Carla Nappi, their new A.W. Mellon Chair in History, on the re-imagining of Plato's Symposium.