The Institute of English Studies runs an active programme of lectures, seminars, conferences, symposia, reading groups and summer schools. Unless otherwise stated, events are free and open to the public. Use the calendar below to view upcoming events and to register for conferences and lectures.
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History of Libraries Seminar
Alice Ford-Smith, library walk
Hacking Moby-Dick
Convened by Christopher Ohge. “Melville’s Virtual Library and the Composition of Moby-Dick.”
Seminar
14 May
Room 234 (Senate House)
14 May
Room 234 (Senate House)
RELOCATED - Ezra Pound Cantos Reading Group
Svetlana Ehtee, University of New Brunswick, Cantos 72 and 73
London-Paris Romanticism Seminar
Jointly organised by the Institute of English Studies & the Institute of Modern Languages Research
RELOCATED - Nineteenth Century Studies Seminar
Women and Religion
Dr Lesa Scholl (Adelaide) & Dr Elizabeth Ludlow (Anglia Ruskin)
Hacking Moby-Dick
Guest speaker, Dr Katie McGettigan (Royal Holloway): “Moby-Dick’s Material Texts.”
Seminar
21 May
Room 243 (Senate House)
21 May
Room 243 (Senate House)