Welcome to CRLC

The CRLC houses a unique range of single and multi-disciplinary research from the Medieval to the Contemporary, with a focus on:

• Writing and the local (especially D.H. Lawrence, Lord Byron, Alan Sillitoe)
• Regional and national literary cultures (especially Ireland, Scotland, East Midlands, the Lake District)
• Space and place
• Cultural geography
• Translating cultures
• Literary recoveries

Overview

Members of the CRLC are interested in a variety of research methodologies, including: text editing, book-history, cultural geography, and individual-author studies.

The CRLC is home to a thriving, international postgraduate community working towards both Masters and Doctoral degrees. We welcome expressions of interest from students wishing to pursue postdoctoral research at Nottingham.

The CRLC hosts a regular series of events, including two interdisciplinary seminar series, regular public talks and lectures, and a number of reading group meetings.

For more details please follow the links on this website. You are also more than welcome to contact the CRLC’s Director: Dr Jo Robinson.

Email joanna.robinson@nottingham.ac.uk

Nottingham Poetry Exchange

 

Publications

 

Research Projects

 

Public Engagement

 

CRLC and School of English events

Exhibition: Romantic Facts and Fantasies - Romanticism, Caricature and Politics

Date

20/08/2019

Description

In this illustrated talk, Dr Richard Gaunt, Associate Professor in the Department of History, considers the rough, boisterous sensibilities which caricaturists brought to their craft