C18th Lit & Visual Culture Research Network
@C18thLitVisual
Network for those researching relations between the literary and visual cultures of the long 18th century. Coordinated by @ClaudvanH & @David_F_Taylor
Interested in how literary and visual cultures interacted between 1660 and 1830? Want to hear about, or share your own work on, relations between words and images in the long #18thC? Follow us!
Aphra Behn: a perfect example of why we need to have more statues – of women theconversation.com/aphra-behn-a-p… via @ConversationUK
Can’t believe it’s July already! Remember to get your abstracts in this month for our third Material and Visual Culture seminar series. We’re aiming for interdisciplinary discussion about how we study things. Check our #CFP and contact us with any questions.
🎉Congratulations to Emma Pearce (@emma_pearce98) who has been awarded the BSECS-Edinburgh PhD scholarship! Her project will explore the transcultural circulations and connections of tartan in Scotland and the Caribbean.
Register now for Hayley2020 (12th-13th Nov), the first ever conference dedicated to writer, scholar and amateur doctor William Hayley (1745-1820). All welcome. Book now at tickets.museums.cam.ac.uk/hayley2020. More information at hayley.fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/conference
I'll be discussing #JaneAusten's connections with the Caribbean and India, online 28 Oct, 6 pm BST, free registration.
Our 32nd Wellington Lecture at @unisouthampton is this year being hosted on Zoom. Join us on Wednesday 28 October to hear Professor Emma Clery (@austeneconomics) give her lecture, ‘Jane Austen and the Duke of Wellington: Confluences of Empire in Wartime’: eventbrite.co.uk/e/32nd-welling…
We've had to make a few adjustments to our schedule for the term. Here's how we're looking now:
In light of the movement of our annual conference online, we are offering more prizes and bursaries to PhD and ECR scholars than ever before: 5 x BSECS ECR Awards (£100) 19 x BSECS PG Awards (£100) 1 x BSECS Capability-Building Award (£200) More here: bsecs.org.uk/conferences/an…
Can’t visit us at the moment? Why not take the time to check out our online catalogue? There are over 8000 objects in our collection, and each offers a fascinating insight into Samuel Johnson’s life. #MuseumPassion …ctions.samueljohnsonbirthplace.org.uk
We just had the pleasure of a quick catch-up with our next speaker, the wonderful @R_A_Barr, in advance of her paper on 14th October. It's going to be brilliant and you should come and join us. 8am PT/ 11am ET/ 4pm BST/ 5pm CET. Sign up here: odsecs.org/future-seminars
I am recruiting two FT 3-year Postdoctoral Research Fellows for my recently awarded @LeverhulmeTrust project 'Material Identities, Social Bodies: Embodiment in British Letters c.1680-1820’. Deadline 3 Nov. Start 1 Feb. jobs.ac.uk/job/CBU561/pos…
Delighted to have the splendidly attired @zackpinsent visit us today, completing his Regency ensemble with matching face mask!
Great articles by Helen Pierce, Anna Cooper & Martin Myrone in this issue - well worth a read.
Join us a week from today, 2 September, to hear @AaronRHanlon talk about Frances Burney, Jane Austen, social epistemology and the novel. Note the new time: 9pm BST/ 4pm EDT/ 1pm PDT. Sign up here: odsecs.org/future-seminars. It’s going to be wonderful!
We are so very sorry to hear of the death of our Patron, the extraordinary & inspiring Jane Austen scholar Deirdre Le Faye. She was still generously sharing her expertise with us as recently as last week, with her undiminished wit and wisdom. We will all miss her.
Missed the first couple of papers in our inaugural series? No worries - catch up via our YouTube channel: youtube.com/channel/UCKSHC…
Now that the heat has subsided a little...transport yourself to the Great #Mosque of #Damascus and learn all about it's incredible #Mosaics with Dr Bea Leal 💫🎉 📽️ youtu.be/wmc0BYhmwq8
Join us at 5pm BST on Monday 17th when Dr Ruth Noyes will be talking on '‘Corpisanti’ in a Time of Crisis: Sacred Paperwork, Papal Manufactories, and Producing Relics at the Dawn of the Anthropocene.' As ever, tickets via our website: ndenca.wordpress.com/seminar-series/
Looking forward to it already @R_A_Barr!
📢 We are very excited to announce that our speaker for ODSECS 6 is the wonderful @R_A_Barr. Join us for "The Good Man on trial, or, male virginity and the politics of misogyny" -- 14 October, 4pm BST/11am EDT/8am PDT. Booking open now: odsecs.org/future-seminars. RT please!
Don't forget, we are *NOW SOLICITING BLOG POSTS* of 500-1000 words from PhD and ECR scholars. These can be on new or existing projects, objects in focus and much more! Please pitch to our blog editor Dr Nicole Cochrane (@tinyhistorian) at [email protected]
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