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Upcoming Events

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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2024, 5 - 6 PM (VIRTUAL)��

CBIS Graduate Student Fellowship information session with the Director of CBIS and former fellowship recipients

(only accessible to authenticated ��ƷSM����ӰƬ users)

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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2024, 5 PM, (IN-PERSON), ��ƷSM����ӰƬ campus (exact location TBD)

"Reconciliation is not revenge, or, what is the sound made by a roaring mouse?"

Lecture by award-winning visual contemporary artist, author and professional speaker ��

In 1867 Canada was formally established through a Constitution as a nation state within the British Empire. In 2024, for the first time in history, a government adhered to the Canadian Constitutional dictate and formally withdrew sovereign claims to Crown title over Indigenous territories. Why, after 157 years and without a single gunshot, would a small Indigenous Nation secure such a unique victory? This talk will be an examination of applied strategies, and will also examine these strategies through the lens of the artworks: how does scale at both mural and at the page provide opportunities to examine distortion and sovereignty? How, practically, does the sovereignty of page scale counteract control over the Ethnomythic? This talk will offer the argument that in times of collapse, the page-scale narrative can alter the mural/monumental scale.

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Past Events

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The Jane Austen Playlist: Music and Prose of Jane Austen

Recital-Presentation by Laura Klein

Thursday, 15^th February, 2024, 7 pm

��ƷSM����ӰƬ Main Campus

Description: This lecture and recital will explore music in Austen’s life, including works from one of her handwritten music manuscripts and a recently discovered volume of music inscribed with her signature. It will also uncover fascinating connections between her music and her best-loved novels.

Bio: Laura Klein, M.M., NCTM, pianist, educator, and musicologist, is a PhD precandidate in Musicology at ��ƷSM����ӰƬ, where her focus is on the music in the Austen Family Music Books. She has performed in the US, Canada, Austria, the Czech Republic, and the United Kingdom in venues such as Avery Fisher Hall, Carnegie Hall, Wiener Musikverein, Boettcher Concert Hall, and Jane Austen’s House as a Reimagine Resident.

This event is sponsored by the Center for British & Irish Studies, the 18^th- & 19^th-Century Studies Network, and the Department of Musicology, College of Music.

2019

The Precinct of St. Paul's in Early Modern London

Professor Roze Hentschell, Colorado State University

Thursday 14 November, 2019

Time: 5:00 PM

British and Irish Studies Room (M549), 5th floor Norlin Library��

Professor Hentschell����is the author of��The Culture of Cloth in Early Modern England: Textual Constructions of a National Identity��(Ashgate, 2008) and��has recently completed a monograph entitled��"St Paul's Cathedral Precinct in Early Modern Literature and Culture: Spatial Practices," which is under contract with Oxford University Press.

"Addiction in the Archives"

Rebecca Lemon, University of Southern California

POSTPONED

British and Irish Studies Room (M549), 5th floor Norlin Library��

Professor Lemon is the author of��Addiction and Devotion in Early Modern England��(Pennsylvania, 2018),��King Richard III: Language and Writing��(Arden, 2018) and��Treason by Words: Literature, Law and Rebellion in Shakespeare's England��(Cornell, 2006)

"The Wall in the North (of England) or Shakespeare and 'The Office of Wall'"

• Professor Adam N. McKeown, Tulane University
• Tuesday��2 April at 5:00 pm
• British and Irish Studies Room (M549), 5th floor Norlin Library��
• Professor McKeown is the author of��Fortifications and its Discontents from Shakespeare to Milton: Trouble in the Walled City��(Routledge, 2019) and��English Mercuries: Soldier Poets in the Age of Shakespeare��(Vanderbilt, 2009)

• 2018

New Histories for the Age of Shakespeare

• Many leading historians present thei research on��recent developments in the history of Elizabeth I and James VI and I.��
• November 17, 2018
• download conference program here

"The Political Education of Young William Shakespeare"

• Glyn Parry, Professor of History, Roehampton University
• November 16, 2018

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"Justice and Political Society in David Hume's Second Enquiry"

• Ryan Patrick Hanley, Mellon Distinguished Professor��of��Political Science, Marquette University
• March 1, 2018

2017

"Brexit and��the Future of the EU"

• Featured��Professor Robery Geyer, University of Lancaster
• Center for British and Irish Studies, Norlin Library M549
• Wednesday, September 13, 2017

2016

Shakespeare's First Folio, on Tour from the Folger Shakespeare Library

• CU Art Museum
• August 9-31, 2016

2012

The Rake's Progress - Stravinsky, Hogarth, Hockney, Auden, and Kallman: A Multidisciplinary Conference

• Keynote:����- “The Tapering Perspectival Vice of Hockney’s Bedlam”
• October 26-27, 2012

Related Events:

• Hockney and��Hogarth: Selections from the CU Art Museum's Collection of British Art

  • September 7 - October 27, 2012
  • CU Art Museum
  • Curated by Lisa Tamiris Becker, Director, CU Art Museum and Catherine Labio, Associate Professor of English, ��ƷSM����ӰƬ

• Lecture by Frédéric Ogée

  • Professor of English Studies at the Université Paris-Diderot (Paris 7), France, and a world-renowned expert on William Hogarth
  • September 20, 2012

• CU Opera:��The Rake's Progress

  • ​an opera in English by Igor Stravinsky, libretto by W. H. Auden and Chester Kallman��
  • October 26 and 28, 2012

2010

"Writing About Ireland"

• A free talk by author Frank Delaney
• September 29, 2010

The Next English Renaissance: New Directions in Early Modern Literary Criticism

• September 24, 2010

The Tudors Conference

• Keynote Speaker Michael Hirst, creator of the Shotwime series��The Tudors��and screenwriter for��Elizabeth��and��Elizabeth: The Golden Age
• February 3-4, 2010

Fifth Annual CBIS Gathering of Scholars: "Britain and India"

• January 22, 2010

2009

"Circular Referral and Alterity: The Three Ladies in Coriolanus and What They Can Tell Us"

• Yasunari Takada, Chair of the Department of Cultural Representations and visiting scholar at Yale as a guest of their Alumni Association, University of Tokyo��
• November 16, 2009

"Fictional Settlements: Footnotes, Metalepsis, Imperial Design"

• Elaine Freedgood, Department of English, New York University
• November 13, 2009

"On the Promise of Peace: Kant's Wartime and the Tremulous Body of Philosophy"

• David Clark, Department of English and Cultural Studies, McMaster University
• September 4, 2009

2008

Internationally Renowned Visiting Scholars (Fall 2008)

• Dr. Professor Christoph Bode (Department of English, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München)
  "The Discursive Subject in British Romanticism"
• Dr. Nicholas Roe (School of English, University of St. Andrews, Scotland)
  "John Keats, Benjamin Haydon and the Elgin Marbles"

Fourth Annual CBIS Gathering of Scholars: "Fashion Thoughts"

• Fall 2008

"Charlotte Smith, William Wordsworth, and the Lyrical Ballads of 1797-1798"

• Jacqueline Labbe, Department of English and Comparative Literary Studies, University of Warwick, Coventry, UK
• Fall 2008

2007

Third Annual CBIS Gathering of Scholars: "Questions of Affect: Emotion and Sensation"

• Fall 2007

Comparative Literature Graduate Student Conference

• February 23-34, 2007

2006

Second Annual CBIS Gathering of Scholars: "The Future of Romanticism"

• Summer 2006

2005

First Annual CBIS Gathering of Scholars: "Two Centuries of Things"

• Fall 2005

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