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Nuria Gisbert left a comment for Rebecca Tomlin
"Thank you Rebecca! I look forward to the group's meetings!"
Nuria Gisbert and Eva Lauenstein joined Jackie Watson's group
Early Modern Reading Group
The EMRG meets monthly to discuss a variety of texts from the early modern period.See More
Nash Trevelyan joined Jackie Watson's group
Early Modern Reading Group
The EMRG meets monthly to discuss a variety of texts from the early modern period.See More
Sara Reimers joined Jackie Watson's group
Early Modern Reading Group
The EMRG meets monthly to discuss a variety of texts from the early modern period.See More
Jane Bassett joined Jackie Watson's group
Early Modern Reading Group
The EMRG meets monthly to discuss a variety of texts from the early modern period.See More
Robert Stearn joined Jackie Watson's group
Early Modern Reading Group
The EMRG meets monthly to discuss a variety of texts from the early modern period.See More
Rebecca Tomlin posted an event
Early Modern Reading Group at Room 112, Gordon Square
October 16, 2013 from 6pm to 9pm
At our next meeting on 16 October 2013, we will read 'The Battle of Alcazar' (1594) by George Peele. This is a play depicting a real-life battle in modern-day Morocco and we might discuss, among other things, the construction of English and non-English identities and the relationship of this play to other works of the period. The play is available on EEBO and in collections of Peele's works. The most recent edition is in 'The Stukeley Plays', edited by Charles Edelman (2005), in Manchester…See More
Rebecca Tomlin updated an event
Work In Progress Conference at Keynes Library, 43 Gordon Square
January 26, 2013 all day
The 2013 Work In Progress Conference is on Saturday! Please join us, the link to the schedule is here:WIP 2013 SchedulePlease register for attendance at the conference at http://www.bbk.ac.uk/english/wip/booking.php Conference organisers:…See More
Rebecca Tomlin posted an event
Work In Progress Conference at Keynes Library, 43 Gordon Square
January 26, 2013 all day
The 2013 Work In Progress Conference is on Saturday! Please join us, the link to the schedule is here:WIP 2013 SchedulePlease register for attendance at the conference at http://www.bbk.ac.uk/english/wip/booking.php Conference organisers:…See More
Rebecca Tomlin posted an event
Early Modern Society AGM and lecture at B30, Malet Street Building
October 19, 2012 from 6pm to 8pm
AGM followed at 6.30 by Prof. Katherine Duncan-Jones, 'Shakespeare's Fools: Richard Tarleton, Will Kemp, Robert Armin’
Rebecca Tomlin updated an event
Working it Out at Keynes Library, Birkbeck College
May 18, 2013 all day
Registration is open for 'Working It Out', a Day of Numbers in Early Modern Writing at https://www2.bbk.ac.uk/english/workingitout. Attendance is free for postgraduates, please contact the organisers at [email protected] the conference blog at bit.ly/ZEnFGeSee More
Rebecca Tomlin posted an event
Working it Out at Keynes Library, Birkbeck College
May 18, 2013 all day
Registration is open for 'Working It Out', a Day of Numbers in Early Modern Writing at https://www2.bbk.ac.uk/english/workingitout. Attendance is free for postgraduates, please contact the organisers at [email protected] the conference blog at bit.ly/ZEnFGeSee More
Rebecca Tomlin posted an event
Are Shakespeare's Witches Really Domestic? at Birkbeck, Malet Street Building, Room B36,
June 22, 2012 from 6:30pm to 10pm
A lecture by Professor Diane Purkiss ( University of Oxford), followed by our end of year party in Room BO4.Professor Purkiss’s research interests embrace the history of food in England; the dissolution of the English monasteries; witches, wizards, fairies and ghosts; the English Civil War; Shakespeare and other Renaissance drama; Milton; women's writing; Classical Greek influences on Renaissance literature; historiography and theorisations of history; psychoanalysis; popular culture; feminism…See More
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- Institutional affiliation
- Birkbeck
- Research interests
- Early Modern Theatre
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 16:58 on October 6, 2014,
Nuria Gisbert said… - Thank you Rebecca! I look forward to the group's meetings!
- At 12:44 on March 21, 2014, Nash Trevelyan said…
Thanks Becky! I look forward to meeting you.
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