Category: Events
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CfP BSLS Conference 2026
The twenty-first annual conference of the British Society for Literature and Science will take place at the University of Strathclyde, on 9th-11th April 2026 (in person). The BSLS invites proposals for twenty-minute papers, or panels of three papers, or roundtables, on any subjects within the field of literature (broadly defined to include theatre, film, and television)…
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Call for Organisers: BSLS Winter Symposium 2024/25
The British Society for Literature and Science seeks organisers for its annual Winter Symposium. Proposals are invited from PGRs and ECRs for a one-day online event on a discrete theme to take place in or around January 2025. Proposals due by 25 October 2024. Previous themes have included: Queer Ecologies (2023) The Subterranean Anthropocene (2022)…
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British Society for Literature and Science Conference 2025, Lancaster
The twentieth annual conference of the British Society for Literature and Science will take place at Lancaster University, on 10th – 12th April 2025 in person. The conference programme is available here. Abstracts and speaker biographies are available here. Keynote talks will be given by: Dr Kanta Dihal (Imperial College London), Sydney Padua (Buckinghamshire New…
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Science meets Poetry, Manchester, 26th July 2016
Science meets poetry is exclusive to EuroScience Open Forum and now celebrates its tenth year. The year 2016 is one of important anniversaries: 400th since the death of Shakespeare and Cervantès, 500th since the publication of More’s Utopia. Manchester, as the birthplace of the industrial revolution, looms large in the poetry of our times. Wordsworth…
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‘The Body and Pseudoscience in the Long Nineteenth Century’ Conference 18 June 2016, Newcastle University
Registration is now open for this FREE interdisciplinary conference. ‘The Body and Pseudoscience in the Long Nineteenth Century’ Conference 18 June 2016, Newcastle University ‘Sciences we now retrospectively regard as heterodox or marginal cannot be considered unambiguously to have held that status at a time when no clear orthodoxy existed that could confer that status…
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‘Hardy and the Scientific Imagination’ Tuesday 2nd June 2015
You are warmly invited to join us on Tuesday 2 June, when Professor Angelique Richardson (Exeter) will be addressing our Seminar with her paper entitled: ‘Hardy and the Scientific Imagination’. We begin at 5:30pm in Room G24, Foster Court, University College London, Malet Place, London WC1. Directions to this building can be found here: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/maps Professor Angelique Richardson’s paper will…
