On 23rd March, as part of 2022’s AI UK event, the UK’s national showcase of artificial intelligence and data science research and collaboration, hosted by The Alan Turing Institute, Professor Sarah Dillon will be in conversation with contemporary writer Jeanette Winterson. They will explore Winterson’s new work, 12 Bytes: How Artificial Intelligence Will Change the Way […]
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‘On Style in Victorian Fiction’, edited by Daniel Tyler, is published by Cambridge University Press
This collection provides a major assessment of style in Victorian fiction and demonstrates that style – the language, techniques and artistry of prose – is inseparable from meaning and that it is through the many resources of style that the full compass of meaning makes itself known. On Style in Victorian Fiction includes chapters by […]
Continue ReadingMeena Venkataramanan (Pembroke College) selected for The Washington Post’s summer reporting internship, 2022
Link to The Post’s announcement of its 2022 Summer Intern Class: https://www.washingtonpost.com/pr/2022/02/11/post-announces-2022-summer-intern-class/ Meena Venkataramanan is an M.Phil. candidate in English Studies and a Gates Cambridge Scholar at the University of Cambridge.
Continue ReadingMadeleine Pulman-Jones, winner of this year’s Harper-Wood Award at St John’s College, reads from some of her recent work, Thursday 3 March, 5.15pm
Harper-Wood Literary Reading: Madeleine Pulman-Jones introduced and chaired by Sasha Dugdale Thursday 3rd March, 5.15 – 6.30 PM Wordsworth Room, St John’s College. Madeleine Pulman-Jones, winner of this year’s Harper-Wood Award at St John’s College, will read from some of her recent work. Her poems have appeared in publications including PN Review, Poetry Birmingham and Adroit Journal, where […]
Continue ReadingMathelinda Nabugodi wins the 2022 ‘Publications of the English Goethe Society’ Prize
Mathelinda Nabugodi has been awarded the English Goethe Society’s 2022 Publications of the English Goethe Society Prize for an outstanding article published in the journal in the previous year. The award is for the article ‘The Contexts of Percy Bysshe Shelley’s Faust Translations’, which appeared in PEGS 90.1 (2021), pp. 31–52 (https://doi.org/10.1080/09593683.2021.1887593). The judges write […]
Continue ReadingLewis Roberts (St John’s College) wins a Stephen Copley Award from the British Association of Romantic Studies
Lewis Roberts, PhD candidate at St John’s College, has won a competitive Stephen Copley Award from the British Association of Romantic Studies to complete research at the Dove Cottage Archives into the manuscript history of Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s poems. Lewis’s PhD project is a study of the line-ending in poetry of the long nineteenth century, […]
Continue Reading‘Marvels and Miracles’, the 23rd Cambridge Colloquium in Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic, takes place on 5 February 2022
The Cambridge Colloquium for Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic 2022 will be held on Saturday 5th February, with a range of exciting talks grouped around the theme ‘Marvels and Miracles’. This annual graduate conference held within the Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic department showcases medieval research and offers an opportunity for graduate scholars covering several subject areas and […]
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