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Thursday 13 June ; Final session of the seminar “The ‘Crisis of the Frame’ and the Avant-Garde” with the participation of Jean-Pierre Cometti, Jean-Marc Poinsot, David Ayers and Natalia Smolianskaïa.

By mjc56 | 23 May 2013

On Thursday 13 June David Ayers will participate on a round table concerning the state of the contemporary avant-garde. The round table is part of a … Read more

“Reading Chaucer” Inaugural Lecture by Prof. Peter Brown

By mjc56 | 22 May 2013

Friday (10 May) Peter Brown used his inaugural lecture at Kent on ‘Reading Chaucer’ to inaugurate two other Chaucer-related items. First, the School of English … Read more

In Conversation: Catlin’s ‘Vanishing Indians’ and the politics of Indian agency, National Portrait Gallery, May 9 2013, 7pm.

By mjc56 | 08 May 2013

In Conversation: Catlin’s ‘Vanishing Indians’ and the politics of Indian agency, National Portrait Gallery, May 9 2013, 7pm. Next Thursday (9th May) Jacqueline Fear-Segal and Rebecca Tillett will be representing … Read more

Wild Woman to New Woman: Sex and Suffrage on the Victorian Stage

By mjc56 | 07 May 2013

Tuesday, 14 May 2013 to Friday, 31 May 2013 Kent’s Centre for Gender, Sexuality and Writing, in partnership with the International Centre for Victorian Women … Read more

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