Dr Ruth Ahnert, of Queen Mary, London, will be delivering a paper on Research Network Theory and Early Modern letter collections – specifically what network analysis can inform us about the underground community of Protestants living in England during the reign of Mary I.
‘Network Theory and Early Modern Archive’
April 3rd, Thursday, 5.15pm in room 2.48
Wednesday 12th March
Evening seminar in the Centre for Critical and Cultural Theory on 12 March 2014. The speaker is Dr Mareile Pfannebecker (Manchester University) and the title of her talk will be ‘Angels, Beasts, Machines – Human Limits in 17th Century Drama’. The seminar will be held in room 2.47 of the John Percival Building at 5.15 p.m.
Thursday 13th March
Evening seminar for MEMORI on Thursday 13th March.
The speaker is Dr Margaret Kean (Oxford) and the title of her talk will be
‘Last Things and Shakespeare’s Measure for Measure’
5.15pm, Room 2.48
Medieval and Early Modern Research Initiative
http://www.cardiff.ac.uk/encap/newsandevents/events/seminars/index.html
This semester’s first MEMORI (Medieval and Early Modern Research Initiative) seminar will be taking place tomorrow (Thursday 13th) at 5.15 in room 2.48.
Dr Joanna Bellis (Cambridge University) will be presenting a paper entitled “‘Thy Dedes May Neuer Forgoten Be’: Retelling Medieval History in the Sixteenth Century”.
Medieval & Early Modern Research Initiative
(Cardiff University)
“Sad Stories of the death of kings: Monarchy, Government and Shakespeare’s Histories on Television, 1957-1965”
John Wyver (University of Westminster)
Thursday, 28 November 2013
5.15pm, Room 2.03
Medieval and Early Modern Research Initiative
Prof. Andrew Hadfield (University of Sussex) will be presenting a paper today on ‘Lying in Early Modern Literature’.
7th of February, Room 2.03, 5.15pm
Medieval and Early Modern Research Initiative
Helen Phillips (Cardiff University) will be speaking today (Thursday 6th Dec). Her paper is entitled:
“Chaucer’s Fish”
Humanities Building
5.15pm in Room 2.03
Medieval and Early Modern Research Initiative
Zeynep Bilge (University of Istanbul) will be speaking this Thursday. Her paper is entitled:
“From the First Folio to the sheet music: Shakespearean libretti in British Opera”
Thursday Nov 29th
Humanities Building
5.15pm in Room 2.03
Medieval and Early Modern Research Initiative
Thursday, 25 October
Professor Paul Stevens (University of Toronto)
‘War Horse: Henry V, Churchill and the Pleasures of War’
5.15pm, Room 2.03
Find out more about the ENCAP Research Seminar Programme here.
Medieval and Early Modern Research Initiative
The first talk this semester will be presented by Dr Megan Leitch (Cardiff University):
“‘For treason walketh wonder wyde’: Treason, Truth and Pragmatism in the Literature of the Wars of the Roses, c. 1437-c.1497”
Thursday 18th October, 5.15pm, Room 2.03
Find out more about the ENCAP Research Seminar Programme here.
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