This seminar is co-hosted with the Centre for Eighteenth Century Studies, and followed by a CECSmas party! Drinks and nibbles provided.
Caroline McCaffrey-Howarth discusses the modeller, collector, inventor and businessman James Tassie.
Rachael King, our British Academy International Fellow, addresses close and distant reading, and the computational analysis of manuscript archives.
York Georgian Society Lecture with Mary Fairclough
York Georgian Society Lecture with Dr Lizzie Rogers
Rachael King, our British Academy International Fellow, discusses the ethics of care.
Mary Fairclough develops a new approach to Mary Wollstonecraft's rhetoric of devotional feeling.
Join us for a two-day conference celebrating Anna Letita Barbauld's work as the year 2025 marks the two-hundredth anniversary of her death.
Karen Harvey explores conversations about the body in women's letters.
Come along to our Spring Ball and say farewell to King’s Manor, enjoy some cakes and a glass of bubbly, live music and perhaps even some dancing!
Paul Keen examines the cultural work of periodical essays.
Come and find your next favourite read!
Tita Chico addresses how temperatures and climate disruptions were experienced and understood in the eighteenth century.
Nicolle Jordan explores Elizabeth Montagu's property ownership during the eighteenth century.
Part of the York Georgian Society 2024/2025 Autumn Lecture Series.
Join us for a visit to the Minster Archives.
Alison O'Byrne will discuss the perceptions of London in the eighteenth century within the European culture of travel and tourism.
Part of the York Georgian Society 2024/2025 Autumn Lecture Series.
Join us for our one-day Victorian Studies conference, on the topic of 'Victorian Expansions'.
Interested in admiring beautiful Georgian handwriting and discovering hidden histories? Join the CECS PG Forum on our visit to the Borthwick Archives!
Hosted by the Centre for Eighteenth Century Studies, this event marks the 250th anniversary of the birth of Jane Austen.
To celebrate 250 years since Jane Austen's birth, Emma Butler, PhD student at Edge Hill University, will join us to deliver her paper at this event, organised by the CECS PG Forum.
Part of the York Georgian Society 2024/2025 Autumn Lecture Series.
Part of the York Georgian Society 2024/2025 Autumn Lecture Series.