Professor Janine Rogers will present “Animal Spirits: The Medieval Book and the Natural History Museum, from the Nineteenth Century to Today”. Co-sponsored with CLEMT and CESMA. When: Wednesday 5th December 2018, 4:30-6:30pm Where: Arts Lecture Room 2
10 December: 19CC Work-in-Progress
When: Monday 10th December 2018, 1:00-2:00pm Where: Fage Library, Arts 250
18 June: BAVS Careers Day
Undertaking a PhD is an enriching but exhausting experience. Deciding what to do afterwards can be another challenge, especially when contending with the realities of the academic job market, or if you’re unsure whether an academic career is for you. To support PGRs and ECRs through this stage, BAVS will be holding a careers training … Continue reading “18 June: BAVS Careers Day”
29 June: Ninth Reading Group: Voicing the Non-Human
Muirhead 113, University of Birmingham 29th June 2018, 1pm This BrANCA reading group will explore the presence of the non-human and nineteenth-century efforts to present and give voice to the non-human figures and presences. Framed by Harriet Beecher Stowe’s essay ‘The Rights of Dumb Animals’, published in Hearth and Home in 1869 and reprinted in an animal rights … Continue reading “29 June: Ninth Reading Group: Voicing the Non-Human”
9 May: Dr. Justine Pizzo (Southampton)
When: Wednesday 9 May, 5-7pm Where: Arts 439 (Shackleton Room)
9-10th April: Midlands Modernist Network’s Transitions: Bridging the Victorian-Modernist Divide Conference
The conference will be held on 9th and 10th of April 2018 at the University of Birmingham. Transitions is an international, interdisciplinary conference seeking to open a dialogue between Victorianist and Modernist scholars. The conference will interrogate the historical, theoretical and thematic divides that have evolved from the artificial critical boundary set at the turn of … Continue reading “9-10th April: Midlands Modernist Network’s Transitions: Bridging the Victorian-Modernist Divide Conference”
21 March: Professor Jane Stabler (St. Andrews)
When: 21 March, 5-7pm Where: Arts 104
8 March: International Women’s Day: Birmingham School Illustrators at the Cadbury
When: 8 March, noon-2:30pm Where: Winterbourne House and Garden Admission is free, but please book a place as seating is limited. Please join us for an afternoon exploring the Winterbourne exhibition, ‘Drawn to Books: Women Illustrators of the Birmingham School.’ The progressive Birmingham School–the country’s first municipal art school–trained women in the fine and applied … Continue reading “8 March: International Women’s Day: Birmingham School Illustrators at the Cadbury”
7 March: Work-in-Progress
When: 7 March, 5-7pm Where: Arts 104 What: Join 19C Brum colleagues to discuss 19C modules under development. For more information, contact Matthew Ward.
21 February: Dr. Stefano Evangelista (Oxford)
When: 21 February, 5-7pm Where: Arts 104