This interdisciplinary colloquium will explore the tools and environments of women’s writing in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. It aims to create new connections between texts and material objects, linking intellectual history with its material medium – paper, quills, desks, letter-cases, ink and inkwells.
Speakers and participants include:
Pamela Clemit (University of Durham)
Dena Goodman (University of Michigan)
Peter Stallybrass (University of Pennsylvania)
Karen Harvey (University of Sheffield)
Clare Brant (King’s College London)
To make sure of a place register now for this one and a half day conference!
The first day at King’s College, London is FREE and OPEN ACCESS to all.To register: please email: k.spiller@Swansea.ac.uk network co-ordinator
The full day at the V&A is very reasonably priced at £25 or less so you are advised to book now to avoid disappointment.