The Eighteenth- and Nineteenth-Century Atlantic Cultures Workshop, along with American Cultures, is pleased to present: “Performance, Materiality, and Aesthetics in the Atlantic World: From Jonkonnu to Yankee Doodle Dandy” Elizabeth Maddock Dillon Professor and Chair of English, Northeastern University ​ Thursday, February 25th 4:30-6 pm Rosenwald 432 (please note the unusual location) In this paper I […]

The Eighteenth- and Nineteenth-Century Atlantic Cultures Workshop, along with the Poetry and Poetics Workshop, is pleased to present: “Afterlives of the Senses: Swinburne, Hylo-Idealism, and the Physiology of Victorian Death”   David Womble PhD Candidate in English, University of Chicago   ​ Monday, February 15th 4:30-6 pm Rosenwald 432 (please note the unusual date and location) How […]

      Click on the flier or go to the “materials” tab above to read the paper for this workshop. The password to access the paper has been circulated to our listserv. If you are not on our listserv and would like access to the paper, please contact Allison Turner (acturn@uchicago.edu) or David Womble (daw23@uchicago.edu).

Click on the flier or go to the “materials” tab above to read the paper for this workshop. The password to access the paper has been circulated to our listserv. If you are not on our listserv and would like access to the paper, please contact Allison Turner (acturn@uchicago.edu) or David Womble (daw23@uchicago.edu).

Click on the flier or go to the “materials” tab above to read the paper for this workshop. The password to access the paper has been circulated to our listserv. If you are not on our listserv and would like access to the paper, please contact Allison Turner (acturn@uchicago.edu) or David Womble (daw23@uchicago.edu).

  Click on the flier or go to the “materials” tab above to read the paper for this workshop. The password to access the paper has been circulated to our listserv. If you are not on our listserv and would like access to the paper, please contact Allison Turner (acturn@uchicago.edu) or David Womble (daw23@uchicago.edu).