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Literary Unveilings: The Poetics of Knowledge in the Long Eighteenth century
| Location: | United Kingdom |
| Symposium Date: | 2002-10-19 (Archive) |
| Date Submitted: |
2002-09-07 |
| Announcement ID: |
131214 |
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University of York, Centre for Eighteenth-Century Studies presents 'Literary Unveilings: The Poetics of Knowledge in the Long Eighteenth-century': a symposium of current PhD research on the long eighteenth century. The symposium will be held at Huntingdon Room, The King's Manor, York, Y01 7EP. Papers will include: Alison O'Byrne: 'London Spied: Writing and Re-writing the Metropolis in the C18th', David Higgins: 'The Cult of Genius: Magazines, readers and the Creative Artist 1802-37', Sam George 'Unveiling the mysteries of vegetation: Botany and the Feminine in C18th Literature', Simon White 'The Construction and Containment of Plebeian Poets in the Long C18th'. This event will be of special interest to scholars of the long eighteenth-century, the Enlightenment, British Romanticism. All welcome. Please visit our web page for registration details.
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