Category: Events

Collections as Data for Humanists

Collections as Data for Humanists

CEMS and ANU English will co-host this in-person seminar with Dr Heather Froehlich (University of Arizona). When: Thursday 6 November, 1pm - 2pm AEDT Where: ANU Research School of Social Sciences (RSSS) Building, RSSS Lectorial 1 (Room 1.21), The Australian National...

Looking Slowly at Early Modern Maps

Looking Slowly at Early Modern Maps

Join CEMS for this in-person workshop with historian of cartography Chet Van Duzer. When: Tuesday 14 Oct, 12pm - 2pm AEDT Where: Conference Room 128, A.D. Hope Building (14), The Australian National University Registration: Click to register Maps are incredibly rich...

Marginalia and the Early Modern Woman Writer, 1500-1700, 8 August 2025

Marginalia and the Early Modern Woman Writer, 1500-1700, 8 August 2025

Registrations are now open for "Marginalia and the Early Modern Woman Writer, 1500-1700," which will be held on 8 August 2025 at the National Library of Australia. Early modern women marked their books in myriad ways, and their marginalia provide evidence of their...

CFP: Marginalia and the Early Modern Woman Writer, 1500-1700

CFP: Marginalia and the Early Modern Woman Writer, 1500-1700

Marginalia and the Early Modern Woman Writer, 1500-1700 National Library of Australia, August 7-8 2025 Early modern women marked their books in myriad ways, and their marginalia provide evidence of their book ownership, their reading, writing and drawing practices,...

CEMS Work In Progress Seminar, 30 October 2024

CEMS Work In Progress Seminar, 30 October 2024

After the resounding success of the first CEMS WIP seminar last month, CEMS is hosting a second session at the end of October. Come along to this informal seminar to learn about the work of some of our members and join in the discussion about research in...

Event Report on Unfinished Conversations: Still Kissing the Rod #3

Event Report on Unfinished Conversations: Still Kissing the Rod #3

‘Unfinished Conversations: Still Kissing the Rod #3’ — hosted at Merton College, Oxford, on 30 January 2024 — was occasioned by the recent publication of two landmark works: The Oxford Handbook of Early Modern Women's Writing in English, 1540-1700, edited by by...