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Visiting University of Winchester Research Fellowship Lecture online 29 iii 2023 “On Class, Context, and a Redemptive Commons with the Social Energies of Shakespeare’s ‘Richard II’ (1596/1623)”
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29 iii 2023. Will give a guest lecture online from 1630–1730 Greenwich Mean Time at the University of Winchester, Winchester, UK as part of a Faculty of Arts Research Seminar series and an Eight-Year University of Winchester Visiting Research Fellowship. The title of the talk is “On Class, Context, and a Redemptive Commons with the […]
Visiting Fellowship Lecture, “Melancholic Subjectivity, Modes of Production, and the Utopian Rhetoric of Shakespeare’s ‘Richard II'”, 9 March 2022, 430–530 pm for a Research Seminar Series, Faculty of Arts, The University of Winchester, UK
Gave a Visiting Fellowship Lecture, “Melancholic Subjectivity, Modes of Production, and the Utopian Rhetoric of Shakespeare’s Richard II“, 9 March 2022, 430–530 pm for a Research Seminar Series, Faculty of Arts, The University of Winchester, UK. Organized and introduced by Prof. Inga Bryden. Attendees included, inter alia, multiple from the University of Winchester, Antonio Cerella […]
Visiting Fellowship Lecture, “Forms of Cinematic Capital: Circulation, Movement, and Thought’’, 31 March 2021, 430–530 pm for a Research Seminar Series, Faculty of Arts, The University of Winchester, UK
31 iii 2021. Gave a guest lecture “Forms of Cinematic Capital: Circulation, Movement, and Thought” at the University of Winchester, Winchester, UK as part of a Faculty of Arts Research Seminar Series and an Eight–Year University Visiting Research Fellowship. Introduced and facilitated by prof. Inga Bryden. Attendees included, inter alia, multiple from the University of […]
Visiting Fellowship Lecture, “On Community and the Creative Life’’, 13 February 2019, 4–530 pm for a Research Seminar Series, Faculty of Arts, The University of Winchester, UK
13 ii 2019. Gave a guest lecture “On Community and the Creative Life” at the University of Winchester, Winchester, UK as part of a Faculty of Arts Research Seminar Series and a Five–Year University Visiting Research Fellowship. Introduced by dr. Neil Ewen and facilitated by prof. Inga Bryden.
13 April 2018 Invited Speaker, “Languages and Forms of Capital in Balzac and James”, at a conference “Balzac et L’Angleterre” / “Balzac and England”, Maison Française d’Oxford, 12-14 April 2018. Invited by dr. Tim Farrant (Fellow and Reader in French) Pembroke College, University of Oxford, Oxford, UK
Gave a paper as an Invited Speaker on “Languages and Forms of Capital in Balzac and James” for a conference on “Balzac et L’Angleterre” / “Balzac and England” at the Maison Française d’Oxford, 12-14 April 2018. Invited by dr. Tim Farrant (Fellow and Reader in French) Pembroke College, University of Oxford, Oxford, UK
1 April 2017 Symposium Talk, “Hegel, Shakespeare, and Forms of the World Spirit”, One-Day Event on “Shakespeare and Hegel”, Garrick’s Temple, Hampton, London, UK
TEMPLE SHAKESPEARE AND HEGEL KINGSTON SHAKESPEARE SEMINAR AT GARRICK’S TEMPLE SATURDAY APRIL 1 2017 SHAKESPEARE AND HEGEL 10.00: Jennifer Bates (Duquesne University) ‘Hegel and Shakespeare on the Measure for Measure: The Hangman’s Mystery’ 11.00: Coffee 11.30: Simon Haines (Hong Kong University) ‘Hegel and The Merchant of Venice’ 12.15: Paul Kottman (New School, New York) ‘Hegel […]
18 February 2017 Plenary Talk, 1030-1130, ‘‘An Anachronistic Figure of Redemption: Modernity, Rhetoric, and Self-Identity of Shakespeare’s ‘King Richard II’”, conference theme: “Shakespearean Anachronism”, Gallery of the Rose Theatre, Kingston-upon-Thames, London, UK
KiSSiT: Shakespearean Anachronism programme (Feb 18)
16 February 2017 Guest Lecture 630-8pm, ‘The Philosophical Baroque’, Kingston Shakespeare Seminar, Gallery of the Rose Theatre, Kingston-upon-Thames, London, UK
Erik Roraback: The Philosophical Baroque, Feb 16
Visiting Fellowship Lecture, ‘Orson Welles’s “Chimes at Midnight” (1966), Shakespeare, and Our Contemporaneity’, 1 April 2016, 3pm, The University of Winchester, UK
Erik Roraback, “Orson Welles’s ‘Chimes at Midnight’, Shakespeare, and Our Contemporaneity”, The University of Winchester, St Alphege Building, Room 004, 3.00 p.m., Friday, 1 April 2016
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Visiting University of Winchester Research Fellowship Lecture online 29 iii 2023 “On Class, Context, and a Redemptive Commons with the Social Energies of Shakespeare’s ‘Richard II’ (1596/1623)”
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Visiting Fellowship Lecture, “Melancholic Subjectivity, Modes of Production, and the Utopian Rhetoric of Shakespeare’s ‘Richard II'”, 9 March 2022, 430–530 pm for a Research Seminar Series, Faculty of Arts, The University of Winchester, UK
Gave a Visiting Fellowship Lecture, "Melancholic Subjectivity, Modes of Production, ...
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Visiting Fellowship Lecture, “Forms of Cinematic Capital: Circulation, Movement, and Thought’’, 31 March 2021, 430–530 pm for a Research Seminar Series, Faculty of Arts, The University of Winchester, UK
31 iii 2021. Gave a guest lecture “Forms of Cinematic ...
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Visiting Fellowship Lecture, “On Community and the Creative Life’’, 13 February 2019, 4–530 pm for a Research Seminar Series, Faculty of Arts, The University of Winchester, UK
13 ii 2019. Gave a guest lecture “On Community and ...
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