Month: October 2009
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Public talk at the NMM: Poems of Space
Public talk: Poems of Space 10th November, 19:00-20:45, National Maritime Museum Lecture Theatre, £8 Renowned astronomer Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell explores the connections between poetry and science and her experience of compiling Dark Matter, an anthology of poems inspired by astronomy. Followed by a discussion with poet Kelley Swain (Darwin’s Microscope) and astronomer/writer Dr Pippa Goldschmidt. http://www.nmm.ac.uk/visit/events/public-talk-poems-of-space/*/changeNav/false/from/2856 Tickets…
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New Issue of the Journal of Literature and Science
The JLS has recently published its second issue, Vol.2, No.1. The issue contains articles on: The ichthyosaurus and its representations by JOHN GLENDENING Hoffmann’s motifs of physical movement by VAL SCULLION The sonnet and geometry by MATTHEW CHIASSON & JANINE ROGERS Additionally there are reviews of recent journal articles by Laura Voracheck, Anna Henchman, Mandy…
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PhD studentships in ‘Internationalisation of Literature and Science since the Early Modern Period’
Application deadline: 15/11/2008 The PhD-Net “Internationalisation of Literature and Science since the Early Modern Period” is a bi-national PhD programme run collaboratively by King’s College London and the University of Stuttgart, which aims to forge interdisciplinary connections between various subjects in the Humanities (German Studies, English Studies, Comparative Literature, Philosophy, and the Histories of Medicine,…
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British Society for Literature and Science book prize 2009
The British Society for Literature and Science is pleased to invite nominations for the annual BSLS Book Prize. The prize of £150 will be awarded to the best book published in English in 2009 in the field of literature and science. Monographs, edited volumes, editions and books of creative writing are all eligible for consideration,…
