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Events archive

The LCCP centre has hosted numerous past events, including annual conferences, postgraduate workshops, the Byron Lectures, and interdisciplinary seminar series.

Former research groups

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18th century research seminar

This programme of seminars aimed to reach across disciplinary boundaries and provide a forum for the presentation and discussion of new work based in the 18th century.

All CRLC past events

Lawrence and Work

Date: 13/01/2016
Location:: London, National Theatre, SE1 9PX, South Bank
Description: Andrew Harrison and Pamela Cox, Professor of Sociology at the University of Essex, and presenter of the BBC series, Servants and Shopgirls investigate how DH Lawrence's own experience of work may have influenced his characters and writing in this live discussion at the National Theatre.

In Depth: The Theatre of D H Lawrence

Date: 05/11/2015
Description: In Depth: The Theatre of DH Lawrence. An opportunity to explore the rich and under-appreciated playwriting of DH Lawrence through readings, talks and panel discussions.

Interdisciplinary Eighteenth Century Research Seminar

Date: 17/06/2015
Description: The Interdisciplinary Eighteenth Century Research Seminar is pleased to announce 'Nottinghamshire and the Great Peace. Reflections on the End of the Napoleonic Wars' by Dr Richard Gaunt.

Northen Modernism Seminar

Date: 08/05/2015
Description: Northern Modernism Seminar: BLAST 1915-2015: Celebrating the 'War Number' of BLAST

Manuscript Workshop for First Year Undergraduates

Date: 29/04/2015
Description: All first year undergraduate students in the School of English are invited to our first ever Manuscript Workshop at King's Meadow Campus. This workshop is designed to give you time to look at manuscripts and rare books in detail and also to ask any questions that you may have about the items, handling historical documents or about manuscript and book conservation.

18th Century Interdisciplinary Seminar

Date: 17/02/2015
Description: The first Eighteenth Century Research Seminar of the year will focus on the poety of Keats. Our guest speaker is Dr Paul Whickman, lecturer in English Literature at the University of Derby, and Nottingham graduate.

Faculty of Arts postgraduate open day

Date: 26/11/2014
Description: Learn more about our extensive range of masters and research courses available in the Faculty of Arts

Forming Ruins: an interdisciplinary postgraduate workshop

Date: 02/07/2014

Public Lecture: Norse, Celt or English? The View from the Isle of Man

Date: 28/06/2014
Description: A richly illustrated lecture exploring the complex history and identity of the Isle of Man.

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2018-19

RFaF - Paupers

RFaF - Politics

THINK-poetry

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2017-18

Urn & Drum, poetry book launch with Lila Matsumoto, supported by Vicky Sparrow

Description: Please join us for the launch of Lila Matsumoto's new collection of poetry from Shearsman Books, Urn & Drum. Lila will be joined by poet Vicky Sparrow.

FRONT HORSE poetry night

Poetry Reading Group

Description: Come along to our Poetry Reading Group meeting.

Poetry Reading with Rachael Allen, Camilla Nelson, and Leah Wilkins

Description: Join us for an evening of poetry with Camilla Nelson, Rachael Allen, and Leah Wilkins.

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2016-17

Benign Fiesta: Wyndham Lewis's Texts, Contexts, and Aesthetics

Description: Wyndham Lewis (1882-1957) was one of the twentieth century's most innovative and most controversial avant-garde painters, writers, and theorists. This conference will mark the 60th anniversary of Lewis's death and is intended to be a scholarly celebration of his work.

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2015-16

Birds of Prey and Passage, Imagining Britain in India, 1780-1856

Description: On Tuesday the 15th of March Dr Máire ní Fhlathúin (University of Nottingham) will be delivering a talk for the Interdisciplinary Eighteenth Century Research Seminar entitled "Birds of Prey and Passage": Imagining Britain in India, 1780-1856'.

Letters to Robert Southey 1774-1843 the other side of the story

Description: We are delighted to announce this upcoming talk for the Interdisciplinary Eighteenth Century Research Seminar "Letters to Robert Southey 1774-1843 the other side of the story".

Manuscript workshop

Description: We are very excited to offer first year undergraduate students the chance to explore the University's Manuscripts and Special Collections.

Poets Laureate Then and Now: Creating National and Local Identities through Poetry

Description: This unique event brought together contemporary poets and critics to explore the relationship between poetry and local and national identities.