Ceræ is delighted to offer two prizes each for Volume 5. The first prize, of $200 (AUD), will be awarded to the best article submitted by a graduate student, and is sponsored by the University of Western Australia Graduate Research School. This award may be given to either a themed or non-themed submission. The second prize, also of $200 (AUD), will be awarded to the best essay on the theme of ‘Representations and Recollections of Empire’ by a graduate student or early-career researcher.

Ceræ is able to offer this prize thanks to the generosity of our sponsors. For a full list of the organisations which support us, please see our Sponsorship page.

*

Previous Ceræ Prize Winners:

Volume 4 (Influence and Appropriation):

Jocelyn Hargrave – Aphra Behn: Cultural Translator and Editorial Intermediary

Volume 3 (Words, Signs, and Feelings):

Lisa Tagliaferri – ‘A Gentlewoman of the Courte’: Introducing and Translating the Court Lady

Matthew Firth – Allegories of Sight: Blinding and Power in Late Anglo-Saxon England

Volume 2 (Transitions, Fractures, and Fragments):

Richard Firth-Godbehere – For ‘Physitians of the Soule’: The roles of ‘flight’ and ‘hatred of abomination’ in Thomas Wright’s The Passions of the Minde in Generall

Volume 1 (Emotions in History):

Andrea Brady – The Physics of Melting in Early Modern Love Poetry

David Thorley – The Melancholy of Henry More

For more details on all our previous prize winners, please see the blog posts under Prizes and Bursaries.

*

The journal reserves the right not to award a prize in any given year if no articles of sufficiently high standard are submitted.