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Seminars and events

Paolo Vernonese 1528-1588, Gastmahl im Hause Levis

CREMS Seminar Series

  • Our 2022/23 events will be a mixture of in-person seminars and online events via Zoom. Please see the individual event listings for registration details. All welcome!

The Cabinet of Curiosities: CREMS early modern postgraduate forum

Tue
3
Oct

CREMS Introductory Shindig

Event details to be confirmed.

Thu
5
Oct

Challenging Evangelization: Jesuits and Ideas about Blackness and Mission Work in New Spain

In this talk, Dr Danielle Terrazas Williams will share their research into Challenging Evangelization.

Thu
19
Oct

John Dee and the 'Holy Art' of Alchemy

In this seminar, Dr Stephen Clucas will discuss the work of Renaissance polymath, John Dee.

Thu
26
Oct

Commerce, Credit, and Transaction: the Rhetorical Origins of Big Science

In this lecture, professor Claire Preston will discuss her paper on 'big science', from Henry Oldenburg to Robert Oppenheimer.

Fri
3
Nov

Milton conference

Event details to be confirmed.

Thu
16
Nov

‘Tant en françois qu’en latin': Self-translation and multilingual publishing in the Renaissance

In this lecture, Dr Sara Miglietti will discuss their new paper, which considers self-translation in early modern Europe.

Thu
23
Nov

Revisiting Smerwick

In this lecture, Professor Jane Grogan will discuss what happened at the Siege of Smerwick.

Thu
7
Dec

‘Mr Peter Aretine, the right naturall poet’: Aretino and the Tudors

In this lecture, Dr William Rossiter will discuss his paper on Aretino, considering his diverse relationships with the courts, counsellors, and diplomats.

Seminars and events

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Conferences

Watch this space for upcoming 2020/21 conferences and workshops.