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Mother Tongue Tongue Poetry Competition

Runs from Wednesday, March 13 to Friday, May 24.

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Dorothée Rusque (CY Cergy Paris University), The Forsters’ Family Business and the Rise of the Globalized Market of Natural History in Eighteenth-Century Europe
OC1.08 Oculus Building
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GHCC seminar with Dorothée Rusque (CY Cergy Paris University)
OC1.08 Oculus Building
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Celebrating Our Edited Volumes
OC 1.08 (Oculus)

Please join us for an afternoon to mark the release of edited volumes that staff have produced since 2021. While the department often holds book launches, we do not often acknowledge our contribution to shaping the field through intellectual leadership and collaboration. The event will showcase eight such publications, which have helped to start diverse new research conversations and map out new fields. 

Enjoy the 3rd Floor Terrace in FAB at 5pm for drinks and nibbles following the event -- a rare opportunity for us to use this space (we hope the weather will cooperate).

All welcome!

More information | Tags: Event EHRC CHM GHCC EMECC |
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Ben Clarke (UNC Greensboro), "Literature and the Lumpenproletariat"
FAB5.02

Ben Clarke is an associate professor specializing in British literature after 1900 and critical theory. He has particular interests in working-class writing, cultural studies, and the literature of the nineteen-thirties. He is the author of Orwell in Context: Communities, Myths, Values (Palgrave, 2007), co-author, with Michael Bailey and John K. Walton, of Understanding Richard Hoggart: A Pedagogy of Hope (Blackwell, 2012), and co-editor, with Nick Hubble, of Working-Class Writing: Theory and Practice (Palgrave, 2018).

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STVDIO seminar: Dr. Carolina Martínez (UBA/UNSAM)
FAB3.31

Dr. Carolina Martínez (UBA/UNSAM), will speak to us on 'The Defeat of Atabalipa in Three Sixteenth-Century French Maps'. This is an in-person event in FAB3.31

More information | Tags: Faculty of Arts Seminar renaissance |

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