Anglo-Dutch Connections in the Early Modern World is concluded by Jonathan Israel, who places the chapters’ subjects in their wider historical context.
https://www.taylorfrancis.com/books/edit/10.4324/9781003049180/anglo-dutch-connections-early-modern-world-sjoerd-levelt-esther-van-raamsdonk-michael-rose #earlymodons #AngloDutch #SRSlyGood @histodons
Design, technology, and production are the subjects of part 7, with chapters by Hentie Louw, Ulrike Kern, and Piet van Cruyningen on Dutch architectural influence in England, Dutch artistic activity in the environment of the Royal Society, and a Dutch engineer in England.
https://www.taylorfrancis.com/books/edit/10.4324/9781003049180/anglo-dutch-connections-early-modern-world-sjoerd-levelt-esther-van-raamsdonk-michael-rose #earlymodons #AngloDutch #SRSlyGood @histodons
Part 5, on literary and diplomatic exchange, consists of contributions by Alisa van de Haar, Nigel Smith, and Nina Lamal, on the role of a Dutch poet in London in a European poetic network, Dutch and English Libertine poets, and Anglo-Dutch connections in Italy in 1666.
https://www.taylorfrancis.com/books/edit/10.4324/9781003049180/anglo-dutch-connections-early-modern-world-sjoerd-levelt-esther-van-raamsdonk-michael-rose #earlymodons #AngloDutch #SRSlyGood @histodons
"Penniless? Thomas Nashe and Precarity in Historical Perspective", Online, February 22, 2023, 17.15GMT #SRSlyGood #NashingAround #EarlyModernVirtualEvents #Histodons
Deadline fast approaching to sign up for one of these fantastic seminars at our biennial conference on #DifficultPasts in July. Come one, come all. It will be #SRSlyGood! #RenSoc23 #Histodons #EarlyModon #EarlyModonEvents
Attached: 1 image We've been nicking ideas from the Shakespeare Association of America (in the spirit of copying being highest form of flattery, honest!) & are, for first time, having seminars at #RenSoc23! We will announce our full programme very soon. To tantalise you, in the thread below are the two seminars that will run alongside our “traditional” yet exciting offering of roundtables, papers, and workshops. We’re thrilled to have them on the programme and look forward to the stimulating discussions they will generate. If you would like to participate in a seminar, register interest by 16 Jan 2023 #SRSlyGood https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfCNKsxZ7gRu2kdxC09Vz-lMaSgHLlN051rFQne99F0EL_D4w/viewform
Much has happened with the SRS Book Series over the last year. Check out our round-up of the great books published in 2022 (along with a cheeky few reissued in paperback) as well as a sneak peak at some of our exciting forthcoming titles for 2023! #SRSlyGood
@SRSRenSoc aha! and @EvaJohannaHolmberg is now also among the #earlymodons! Catch the discussion of her wonderful book here:
https://www.crowdcast.io/c/brit-ottoman
Register now for Book Launch: British Encounters with Ottoman Minorities in the Early Seventeenth Century: ‘Slaves’ of the Sultan on crowdcast, scheduled to go live on December 19, 2022, 05:00 PM GMT.
The first seminar is ‘Difficult Pasts’ in Translation, led by Alejandro Nodarse and Sara Petrilli-Jones
https://www.rensoc.org.uk/difficult-pasts-in-translation/
The second seminar is Early Modern Queer and Trans Studies: Methodologies, Questions, Politics, led by Kate Chedgzoy & Kit Heyam
https://www.rensoc.org.uk/early-modern-queer-and-trans-studies-methodologies-questions-politics/
Read about these #SRSlyGood seminars and come one, come all!
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