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Perfume and Gunpowder Podcast

Podcast of "Perfume and GunPowder: the Poetry of John Donne", Professor Eiléan Ní Chuilleanáin's SRS 50th Anniversary Lecture, held at the National Library of Ireland in Dublin on 13th September 2017.

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Zibellini as Animal-Made-Objects

This blog post was written by Nicole Mennell, PhD candidate at the University of Sussex. It originally appeared on Sussex's Centre for Early Modern and Medieval Studies' website.

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“Plum pottage was mere popery”: the ups and downs of Christmas in the 17th century

Maria Kirk discusses some seventeenth-century Christmas-related curiosities

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The Life and Adventures of Meredith Hanmer, Anglican Divine

As Angela Andreani's two year project investigating the “life and adventures” of Meredith Hanmer comes to a close, she shares some of the highlights of her research with us…

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Beyond Academia

Maria Kirk discusses the interpretation and dissemination of research outside academia.

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Private Prayer: the Common Man’s Creative Writing?

Ceri Sullivan discusses the experimental and dramatic aspects of private prayer in early modern English culture.

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‘To His Grace the Duke of Shrewsbury’ by Matthew Prior (1713)

Joanna Craigwood discusses a recently-discovered holograph text of a poem by Matthew Prior.

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All Disciplines

Literary studies

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Between the University and the Museum: The View from the V & A

Bill Sherman explains the growing links between universities and museums in Renaissance Studies.

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Central and Eastern Europe

All Disciplines

Music/Musicology

Literary studies

Other subject area

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Veronese: Magnificence in Renaissance Venice

Event Date:

19 Mar 2014 to 15 Jun 2014

Piers Baker-Bates reviews a new exhibition at the National Gallery.

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The Culture of Early Modern Sussex

Paul Quinn explains a new HEIF-funded project which challenges assumptions about the county's history.

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