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IAS Visiting Fellow Professor Elena Esposito (Università di Modena e Reggio) in association with CIM and Sociology will be conducting a public lecture on 'Virtual Contingency - Digital Techniques of Remembering and Forgetting'.

All are welcome, however please be advised that places are limited and

Femke Molekamp (ÌÇÐÄTV) on ‘Therapies for Melancholy in the Letters of Dorothy Osborne to Sir William Temple (1652-4)’ and Dr Erin Sullivan (Shakespeare Institute) on ‘The Melancholy Jakes: Interiority and Identity in Early Modern Casebooks and Playbooks’. (Joint with Early Modern Seminar).

Please note different location for this event.

A joint session with colleagues in IAS and the Centre for the Study of the Renaissance, and acting as a 'fringe' event for CHM's Situating Medicine: New Directions Conference which starts the following day.

 (ÌÇÐÄTV) on ‘Therapies for Melancholy in the Letters of Dorothy Osborne to Sir William Temple (1652-4)’ and (Shakespeare Institute) on ‘The Melancholy Jakes: Interiority and Identity in Early Modern Casebooks and Playbooks’.

(ÌÇÐÄTV) on ‘Therapies for Melancholy in the Letters of Dorothy Osborne to Sir William Temple (1652-4)’ and Dr Erin Sullivan (Shakespeare Institute) on ‘The Melancholy Jakes: Interiority and Identity in Early Modern Casebooks and Playbooks’. (Joint with Early Modern Seminar, and with the Centre for the History of Medicine).

Early Modern Melancholy: Letters, Casebooks and Playbooks

Weds 4^th June, 5-7pm in Humanities 4^th Floor Extension, Graduate Space

•Dr Femke Molekamp (ÌÇÐÄTV): ‘Therapies for Melancholy in the Letters of Dorothy Osborne to Sir William Temple (1652-4)’

•Dr Erin Sullivan (Shakespeare Institute): ‘The Melancholy Jakes: Interiority and Identity in Early Modern Casebooks and Playbooks’

Wine and canapés will be served!

All welcome