Past CENCL Events Events

Pocket bible belonging to Alexander Smets of Savannah (d. 1862), who believed it had been owned by John Percival, 1st Earl of Egmont and prominent founder of the Georgia Colony. New York Public Library MS 5.

Bijoux Connoisseurship, Masonic Virtue, Bibliothèques de Travail and other “Radical” Motivations for Owning Medieval Books in the American South, 1819 to ca. 1881

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Park Hall #265
Somewhere Not to Belong: George Crabbe's Ecology

Somewhere Not to Belong: George Crabbe's Ecology

Dustin Stewart, (Columbia University)
Park Hall 144
Nasser Mufti, profile image, University of Illinois, Chicago

The Victorians at Decolonization: Lecture by Nasser Mufti

Park Hall #265
abolition teapot

"for dead weight": Sugar, Literature, and Anti-Slavery Material Culture," Dr. Patricia Matthew (Montclair State University)

Park Hall 265
Japan Image

"Global Aestheticism and the Invention of Japan," Stefano Evangelista

Stefano Evangelista, (Oxford University)
The Doug Hale Lecture Hall, Park 265
CENCL Image

Workshop with Aaron Santesso: The Enlightenment and "Facism"

Robert West Library, Park Hall 261
Ruwe Image

Donelle Ruwe, "Mediocrity: aesthetics and music for girls in the long eighteenth century"

Doug Hale Lecture Hall, Park 265
Soane Bank of England as a ruin

"Seven Propositions on Slow Time," Dr. Jonathan Sachs, Concordia University

The Doug Hale Lecture Hall, Park 265
Bride of Frankenstein

Free Screening of The Bride of Frankenstein (1935)

Cine, 234 W Hancock Ave, Downtown Athens
Frankenread

UGA's Frankenread: A Halloween Event

UGA Main Library and Cine
Image for Wigston Smith talk

"Small Things in the Eighteenth-Century Atlantic World," Dr. Chloe Wigston Smith, University of York

265 Park Hall
Nick Groom

Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein," Polidori's "The Vampyre," and the Nature of Being

Park Hall 259
Wuthering Heights

"The Future and Its Discontents: Eco-Time in Three Victorian Texts," Dr. Deanna Kreisel

Deanna Kreisel, (University of British Columbia)
Park Hall 265
Penrith Castle

"The Scarcities of Udolpho," Dr. Scott MacKenzie

Scott MacKenzie, (University of British Columbia)
Park Hall 265
Reihana Panorama Image

"The Cruel Optimism of the Digital Panorama: Atlantic Humanism and its Pacific Other," Dr. Robert Batchelor

Robert Batchelor, (Georgia Southern)
The Willson Center Digital Humanities Lab, Main Library
Cover Image for "The Making of Jane Austen"

"The Making of Jane Austen," Devoney Looser, Professor of English, Arizona State University

Park Hall 265
James Chandler

James Chandler, "The Opium Connection: De Quincey, Dickens, and D.W. Griffith"

James Chandler,
Special Collections Library, Room 285
Image of a 18th c. city lane

"Editing Richardson's The History of Sir Charles Grandison; or, A Good Man is Hard to Find"

E. Derek Taylor (Longwood University),
Special Collections Library, Room 277
Cover for Lootens, Political Poetess

Reading and Reception: The Political Poetess by Tricia Lootens

Tricia Lootens (University of Georgia)
Hendershot's Coffee (237 Prince Avenue)