Past Events | Department of English

Latitudes: "V.S. Naipaul and the Birth of Postcolonial Literature," by V.S. Naipaul Biographer, Patrick French

October 13, 2011

Latitudes: The Freebooters of the Manchester School' and the Caribbean 1848

October 4, 2011

Latitudes: Welcome to Latitudes and Introductory Readings

September 27, 2011

The Wolf Man Paints!

November 18, 2010 to January 22, 2011

Searching Looks

March 31, 2010

Conference - Crossing the Bar: Transatlantic Poetics in the Nineteenth Century

March 5, 2010

Conference - Crossing the Bar: Transatlantic Poetics in the Nineteenth Century

March 5, 2010

The Invention of Johannesburg

October 22, 2009

The Time of the Unconscious

February 8, 2008

October 22, 2007

The Casual Passer-By I Met at 3.01 pm, Philadelphia, April 9, 2007

October 11, 2007

Evasions of Power

March 30, 2007

ResVic: Kate Davies (University of York, UK), "Revolutionary Correspondence: Women's Letters, 1760-1800."

April 27, 2006

ResVic: Discussion: Horace, Satire II and Epistle II; Alexander Pope, Satires and Epistles of Horace Imitated, Satire II.1 (1733), Epistle II.2 (1737), Epistle III.1 (1737).

April 5, 2006

ResVic: Arnold Markley (Penn State), "The Many Faces of the Man of Feeling: the 18th-Century Hero and the 1790s Novel of Reform."

March 23, 2006

ResVic: Jared Richman (UPenn), "Blake's Milton 'Re-membered, Graved and Press'd'."

February 9, 2006

ResVic: Susan Greenfield (Fordham University), "The Absent-Minded Heroine: Or, Elizabeth Bennet has a Thought."

February 2, 2006

ResVic: Jennifer Snead (UPenn), WIP: "Epic for an Information Age?: Pope's Dunciad of 1743 and the Theater Licensing Act."

December 1, 2005

ResVic: Beth Fawkes Tobin (Arizona State University)

November 15, 2005

ResVic: Ronald Paulson (Johns Hopkins University), "Fielding, Hogarth, and Cruelty" [English Department Lecture Series].

November 10, 2005

ResVic: Dahlia Porter (UPenn), WIP: "Method, Form and Format in Lyrical Ballads."

October 27, 2005

Promised Cities

October 8, 2005

ResVic: Brett Wilson (College of William and Mary), WIP: "Maudlin Whigs: On Women Who Cry (and Worse) at Cato."

May 19, 2005

ResVic: Helen Thompson (Northwestern University), "Ingenuous Subjection: Eighteenth-Century Women's Political Difference."

March 17, 2005

ResVic: Bill Galperin (Rutgers University), WIP

February 17, 2005