Author Archives: Kathleen Lawton-Trask
Workshop: German Literature and Philosophy in the Late Eighteenth Century: Linking Two Canons
19 June 2021 3 - 6:30 p.m. The Magrath Room The Queen’s College, Oxford 3.00 Chair: Ritchie Robertson (Oxford) Valerio Rocco Lozano (Madrid): Literary sources of Hegel’s conception of the ‘Romanitas’ 3.30 Charlie Louth (Oxford): Hölderlin. ‘Vom Delphin’ 4.00 Discussion 4.30 Tea 5.00 Chair: Laura Anna Macor (Oxford) Christopher Meid (Oxford): Philosophie und Revolution. Friedrich Maximilian Klingers ‘Geschichte eines Teutschen der neuesten Zeit’ (1798) 5.30 Luigi Reitani (Udine): Friedrich Hölderlin. Ein philosophischer Dichter? 6.00 Discussion Discussants: Joanna Neilly (Oxford), Jim Reed (Oxford), Marco Sgarbi (Venice), Betiel Wasihun (Oxford) Should you have any queries, please contact the organizer, Laura Macor, at [email protected]
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Conference: Nonconformist Women and their Literary Practices 1650–1850
Saturday 30 May 2021 Dr Williams’s Library Gordon Square London WC1H 0AR To register please contact the organiser, Tessa Whitehouse, at [email protected] This conference seeks to shine a light on the literary cultures that flourished among orthodox dissenting communities in the … Continue reading
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Workshop: German Literature and Philosophy in the Late Eighteenth Century: Linking Two Canons
The Queen’s College, Magrath Room, 19 June 2015, 3.00-6.30 p.m Literature and Philosophy form the Janus-faced identity of German culture from the eighteenth century onwards. A massive amount of research has accordingly been devoted to the relationship of these two … Continue reading
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Call for Papers: Popular Reactions and State Responses to the One Hundred Days
Tuesday 7 July 2015, University of Warwick Sponsored by the European History Research Centre and the AHRC-funded project ‘French Theatre of the Napoleonic Era’ at the University of Warwick. When Napoleon escaped from Elba and landed in France in February … Continue reading
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Call for papers: Long Eighteenth Century Research-in-Progress Seminar
The “Long-Eighteenth-Century Research in Progress” seminar is proud to invite presentation proposals for Michaelmas Term 2014. While eighteenth-century literature has been our focus, we also provide a space in which all aspects of the period can be discussed and thus … Continue reading
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RECSO Facebook Page
Yearning for a forum in which to discuss all things eighteenth century? Yearn no more, for the RECSO Facebook page is up and running! Click on the link to join us for casual chat about recent scholarship — and to … Continue reading
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Conference: Humane Philosophy and the Arts
The organisers of the Humane Philosophy Project are proud to announce the project’s 2014 summer conference ‘Humane Philosophy and the Arts,’ which will be held on 19 July at Blackfriars Hall in Oxford. The aim of the 2014 conference of … Continue reading
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