The Centre for Early Modern Studies has a thriving seminar series which runs each academic year. Papers are delivered by staff, research students and honorary research fellows in participating departments and by invited speakers from outside the University. This meets on a fortnightly basis during term on Wednesdays 4-6pm, in Room 128 in the Amory Building. All are very welcome to attend.
Listed below are forthcoming seminars in the Centre for Early Modern Studies.
‘Susanna Centlivre’s A Gotham Election (1715): Politics, Censorship and Performance’
Jane Milling, University of Exeter, Drama
‘The Politics of Age and Children’s Performance in Caroline England’
Lucy Munro, Keele University
‘The Circulation of Political Discourse in Late Seventeenth-Century London’
Peter Hinds, University of Plymouth
Public Reaction to the Failures of the English Financial Revolution’
Anne Murphy, History, Cornwall Campus
‘The Unlearned Man’s Book: The Jesuits’ Use of the Confraternity of the Rosary in England and Japan, 1549-1700’
Anne Dillon, Honorary Research Fellow, University of Exeter, History
‘Practices of Politeness: Changing Norms of Masculinity in Landed Society, 1660-1800’
Henry French, University of Exeter, History
Lucy Munro’s seminar has been postponed to the 20th of February. Same time, same place. Looking forward to seeing you there, Lucy!
Thanks Pascale, that’s now been corrected!