The latest @ecfjournal.bsky.social is out today, with a special section edited by Mona Narain on “Asian/Asia.” Articles in this cluster by @shruti-jain.bsky.social and @kaushiktekur.bsky.social, a Reflections essay by @travisclau.bsky.social, and a response by me!
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Next NAVSA, someone should do a panel titled "Jacob Elordi's 19th Century"
I am finally starting this series and in the 1st 15 minutes Alex & @sharangbiswas.bsky.social have already drawn fascinating distinctions between game academics & game scholars and a key potential distinction between TTRPG & larp that I hadn’t yet heard.
And that’s before they even get going.
Where are the Byron scholars when we need them?
Screenshot of a RPPA workbench showing Sandor Petofi's "A Tisza"
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#Romanticism #DH
Here's a collection of poems by John Clare read by Toby Jones, hosted by English at Oxford Brookes University. It's also on iTunes.
open.spotify.com/show/1To3YMj...
Whatever happened to provincializing Eurovision
4. You're reviewer 2
It needs to be made illegal for faculty to have to part with students every six months
Third and last lecture in the series as part of my Digital Humanities course. Drop by!
Search Committee: Do you do inter-disciplinary work?
Me:
Come listen to @zach-wagner.bsky.social talk about digital marketplaces, cultural techniques, and emerging subjectivities.
DM me for the link
Thanks for being there and engaging! Thoroughly enjoyed the conversation!
Join us at 3PM on Saturday, 3/29/25, to discuss ways of supporting our community! #asecs2025
And so is the 18th century? Can't get better!
Can't wait!!!
If you are attending #asecs2025, here's an exciting panel!
Drop by and listen to us talk about some frustrating yet generative aspects of the 18th c. and how paradoxes in their various forms inform our methodological approaches to the period
@profchander.bsky.social @asecsoffice.bsky.social
Title slide for "Have cats always been memes? The prevalence of signifying felines in imagetexts from the 1700s to today" talk being given during ASECS 2025. Image on the right is Nyan cat with rainbow trail, title text on the left on blue/pink background.
Okay #asecs2025, who is ready for some #18thC cat meme action? I'm talking about cats I found looking at a selection of Lewis Walpole Library imagetexts THIS SATURDAY during the last session slot. It's going to be mega serious. But you should still come.
The only valid reason to have a child is so you can have someone inherit your zotero library
The Natural and the Social: Thinking About Diversity and Norms with the Enlightenment Speakers: Jeremy Chow, Andrew S. Curran, Mona Narain
3rd roundtable in the CSECS online speaker series!
Feb 7th, 12:00-1:30 PM EST
Weds Dec 11 530pm 3022 Cherokee Street St Louis Seminar in Experimental Critical Theory
Saint Louis! There's a new midwest satellite of the Inter Chicago Circle for Experimental Critical Theory! Its inaugural session is on one of the all time Jameson bangers, Reification and Utopia in Mass Culture. Join them, and spread the word!!
Following an exciting conversation as part of the first roundtable in CSECS' Online Speaker Series, here's the second one.
Tomorrow we are joined by another set of exciting scholars to think DEI 'with' the Enlightenment.
K-SAA VIRTUAL EVENTS PRESENTS " PERCY SHELLEY'S SACRED GEOGRAPHY": A CONVERSATION K-SAA virtual events are back! We are (re-) launching this series with two talks by Sarah Copsey Alsader and Sulieman Ramzi Hodali. Both separately and in conversation, Hodali and ALsader will map "Percy Shelley's Sacred Geography," plotting the Islamic influences that were integral, and not accidental, to Shelley's poetry. Register using the QR code (bottom right) and join us to hear about the exciting work of emerging scholars in Romantic studies. Sarah Copsey Alsader is completing her thesis, "Discourses of Islam in British Romantic Poetry," at the University of Kent. Suleiman Hodali is completing his doctoral dissertation, "Romantic Crusades, Holy Wars in Philology, Translation, and Empire," at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). K SAA KEATS-SHELLEY ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA NOVEMBER 220D | 11:30-1 P.M. EST REGISTER BY SCANNING QR CODE!
this should be great
