Calls for Papers
Forms of Life, Forms of Death.
Concentric: Literary and Cultural Studies
Concentric: Literary and Cultural Studies is a peer-reviewed journal published two times per year by the Department of English of National Taiwan Normal University, Taipei, Taiwan.
Submissions are due June 30 2014. For submission information and the full Call for Papers, please see Concentric’s Website.
Symposium
Little Eyases: Early Modern Plays and Boy Players: 1525-1642
13-14 November 2014
University of Western Australia
Proposals are due 29 August 2014. Please see the Centre for the History of Emotions Event Page for more details.
Events
Masterclass (UWA IAS/CMEMS) (Reminder)
Chivalry – Dr Craig Taylor
Thursday 26 June 2014. 10.00 am – 4.00 pm.
Old Senate Room, University of Western Australia
For more information, see the Perth Medieval and Renaissance Group Website.
Public Lecture (Reminder)
The Trials of Joan of Arc – Dr Craig Taylor
Thursday 26 June 2014, 6:00pm.
Webb Lecture Theatre, University of Western Australia
This public lecture will precede the In Form of War symposium. Please see the Perth Medieval and Renaissance Group Website or the Centre for the History of Emotions Website.
Symposium (Centre for the History of Emotions, Perth Medieval and Renaissance Group) (Reminder)
In Form of War: Emotions and Warfare in Writing, 1100 – 1820
27-28 June 2014
Webb Lecture Theatre, Geography and Geology Building, University of Western Australia
More information on the Centre for the History of Emotions Website and the Perth Medieval and Renaissance Group Website.
Exhibition
Classical Comedy – School Holidays at the Antiquities Museum
Wednesday 2 July 2014 – Friday 11 July 2014
RD Milns Antiquities Museum, Level 2, Michie Building, University of Queensland St Lucia
For more information, see the University’s Event Page.
Public Lecture
Parents and Children in Early Modern England – Professor Linda Pollock
Monday 7 July 2014, 10:00am
University of Queensland Anthropology Museum, Level 1, Michie Building (9), UQ St Lucia
RSVP by 30 June. For more information, see the Centre for the History of Emotions Event Page.