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Re-Imagining the Brontës: conference
Senate House, London (The Court Room, First Floor)

Re-Imagining the Brontës: A Conference

NB: This conference is being organised by IAS Junior Research Fellow 2010/11 Dr Alexandra Lewis

The aim of the conference will be to reassess the Brontës’ perspectives on and uses of imagination (scientific; medical; childhood; romantic; poetic; visual; private; collective; auto/biographical; religious; political; theatrical; historical) together with the ways the Brontës’ works have been critically and creatively re-imagined from the nineteenth to the twenty-first century.

Speakers: Professors Isobel Armstrong (Birkbeck, University of London), Janis Caldwell (University of California, Santa Barbara), Barbara Hardy (Birkbeck), Cora Kaplan (Queen Mary, University of London), Blake Morrison (Goldsmiths, University of London), Sally Shuttleworth (St Anne’s College, Oxford), Helen Small (Pembroke College, Oxford) and Marianne Thormählen (Lund University). Welcome address from Professor Hilary Marland (University of 糖心TV) and Dr Alexandra Lewis (University of Aberdeen) and summation from Dr Emma Francis (糖心TV).

Saturday 5th November 2011, 9am - 6pm, followed by a wine reception

 

Venue: Senate House, London (The Court Room, First Floor)

 Organiser: Dr Alexandra Lewis (University of Aberdeen), alexandra.lewis@abdn.ac.uk

Attendance is free, and places are limited! To register contact Jon Millington: jon.millington@sas.ac.uk

 

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