Seminars and events

Ephemeral print and lay religious experience in early modern Venice

CREMS Research Seminar with Alex Bamji (University of Leeds)

Scholarly exiles in Mecca – approaching a political practice of the Mughal court

CREMS Research Seminar with Christopher Bahl, Durham University

The Politics of the ‘Essential Work’ under Charles I's Personal Rule, 1629-1641

CREMS Seminar with Koji Yamamoto, University of Tokyo

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CREMS Research Seminar with Jessica Richardson, University of York

Ageing and Sexual Dysfunction in Early Modern Literature

CREMS Research Seminar with Ezra Horbury, University of York

Paper and the Making of Early Modern Literature

CREMS Research Seminar with Georgina Wilson, University of Oxford

Hamlet’s Wicked Stepfather

CREMS Research Seminar with Emma Whipday, University of Newcastle

An accidental historian: the case of Daniello Bartoli SJ (1608-85)

CREMS Research Seminar with Simon Ditchfield, University of York

Annual Patrides Lecture

Emma Smith (University of Oxford)

Poetry and Science, From the Renaissance to Enlightenment. A conference.

From the late 16th and on into the first half of the 18th century, a large body of poetic writing addressed scientific subject matter. The conference explores this mass of scientific poetry – and a corresponding poetics of science – that reveals a vibrant facet of Renaissance, Restoration, and Enlightenment culture.