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‘For the Greater Glory of God and the More Universal Good’: a conference exhibition

by guestblogger | Jun 5, 2014 | Events, Features, From the Archives, Libraries & Publications

Karen Attar (Senate House Library) For several years now Senate House Library has been supporting conferences hosted by SAS Institute’s wherever possible. Usually this is through small displays of books pertinent to the conference theme, to enhance the experience of...

#PoTW – Censorship: Case Studies and Conflicting Interpretations

by bcoleman | Jan 3, 2014 | Events

Robert Darnton’s Panizzi lectures at the British Library will provide a detailed account of how censorship operated under three authoritarian regimes, Bourbon France in the eighteenth century, British India in the nineteenth century, and Communist East Germany in the...

#PoTW – Word and Music Studies: Ninth International Conference (2013)

by bcoleman | Aug 5, 2013 | Events

It is our pleasure to invite you to London for this Ninth International Conference of the International Association for Word and Music Studies (WMA). The conference is hosted by the Literature and Music Research Group of the Open University. It will take place in...

#PoTW – London in Crisis and Disorder
Hosted by Philippa Thomas

by bcoleman | Jul 15, 2013 | Events

The 2013 conference theme is ‘London in Crisis and Disorder’, and the conference will feature keynote talks by Vic Gattrell, Courttia Newland, and Matthew Rubery as well as a plenary roundtable on ‘London Fictions’ hosted by BBC journalist...

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