With the first of the 'Shakespeare and Pedagogy' Elements now published (Wittek + McInnis ed. Shakespeare and VR) and more to follow soon, series editors Liam Semler and Gill Woods are keen to hear from you if you have a proposal for 20-30k words on any aspect of Shakes pedagogy.
Check out David Sterling Brown speaking to Thomas Dabbs on 'Shakespeare, Race and Social Justice' as part of the Speaking of Shakespeare podcast series: https://t.co/THGbCOiT4O
So many important topics covered. Plenty to reflect on, plenty to be excited about.
Join our very own #Shakespeare expert, Dr @huwgriffiths for a talk on ‘Why Shakespeare was always queer as fuck’ on 5 Nov at EnQueer - Sydney's new Queer Literary Festival https://t.co/LFNmH6sWY8 @slaminfo
In the final of the Writers at Work series, writer Julie Koh will be speaking about her writing journey from USyd Law and politics student to libretto writer via short stories and essays, with advice for young writers.
📅 Mon, 1 Nov, 2pm, via Zoom ➡️https://t.co/06uaUaSCkC
Zoom in on our 'Writers at Work' webinar on Tuesday. Author and multidisciplinary artist Jamie Marina Lau will elaborate on the themes of her work and its experimentation across different forms and collaborations. 📅 Tue, 26 Oct, 6pm ➡️https://t.co/BUqPVMMvIN
Do not miss this! Huw Griffiths on Mongrel Tragicomedy at the next EMLAC Seminar. All Welcome. 1pm Fri 29 Oct (Sydney Time). Read your Philaster and Cymbeline with a difference. Zoom link from [email protected]
Friday's EMLAC was such a brilliant way to end the first half of semester- thank you to everyone who shared their work. So much to be said on the Early Modern Anthropocene, I wish it could have been longer! I can't wait to watch back the end of the session
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'Early Modern Literature and the Anthropocene' EMLAC seminar. All welcome. 1-2.30pm Fri 24 Sept Sydney Time. Featuring 5 fresh takes on nature and early modern literature. Zoom link from [email protected]
It was such a privilege to speak at the Lloyd Davis Memorial panel for the @ANZ_Shakespeare “Well Met” event. Thanks to the organisers and attendees for creating such a wonderful space to share research!
Congratulations to Katrina Spadaro, winner of the 2020 Lloyd Davis Memorial Prize, @ANZ_Shakespeare, and to @HefferanJudy and @rubyek7 for wonderful papers as runners-up, presented today at the "Well Met" event. Also a huge thanks to all who participated over the last few days!
The levels of irony in this have broken me. @Sydney_Uni Management have put so much money into new buildings and advertising at the expense of precarious staff and student education, and now they’re just flaunting it by developing a fucking Monopoly game, for sale on campus:
Thanks so much to @roaringgirle and @keenera for organising and hosting such a wonderful, stimulating seminar for #Shax2020. Even via zoom the conversation was thoughtful and deeply engaging. I’ll be thinking on it for a while yet!