Dr Rory Loughnane’s work on Shakespeare’s beginnings in the theatre industry has received a wonderful write up in The Observer this weekend, which highlighted related … Read more
Category: Staff News
Étienne Balibar on global capitalism and migration
Last night the School of English was delighted to welcome Professor Étienne Balibar to hear his thoughts on global capitalism and migration, as the third … Read more
Performance, Memory and Cultural Heritage in the UK and Japan
The University of Kent and Kogakkan University, Japan, were awarded funding by the AHRC and ESRC for the project ‘Performance, Memory and Cultural Heritage in … Read more
Now Recruiting – Research Associate in Early Modern Studies
Do you have a PhD in an area of Early Modern Studies (literature or social and cultural history), with excellent organisational, research and IT skills? … Read more
Violence and Embodied Performance on the Early Modern Stage
Please see below for details of a forthcoming Cultures of Performance Practice as Research workshop: Thursday 13th December 2018, 4pm, Peter Brown Room, Darwin College Presented … Read more
Catherine Waters’s book launch: The Oxford Handbook of Charles Dickens
The Oxford Handbook of Charles Dickens, edited by Robert L. Patten, John O. Jordan and Catherine Waters was launched by Malcolm Andrews, Emeritus Professor of … Read more
DATABLEEDER: A new events series by Eleanor Perry and Juha Virtanen
DATABLEED, an open access poetry zine edited by School of English staff Dr Eleanor Perry and Dr Juha Virtanen, is launching a new reading series … Read more
Caroline Rooney shortlisted for AHRC/Wellcome Trust Health Humanities Medal
On 9 August 2018, the Arts & Humanities Research Council (AHRC), in association with the Wellcome Trust, announced the shortlist for the new Health Humanities … Read more
Charlotte Wadoux on the 38th Dickens Universe conference
Over the Pond The Dickens Universe is quite unique in its style: a week-long conference that feels both like a summer camp and book club, … Read more
Katja May on ‘Emotional Politics: The Role of Affect in Social Movements’
Emotional Politics – The Role of Affect in Social Movements and Organizing took place on 31 May 2018 at the University of Kent in Canterbury. … Read more