Calendar of Events

Renaissance Globalism

Renaissance and Early Modern Studies, Workshop

All Things with Double Terror: Nature as First and Last Judgment in Milton’s Paradise Lost

Presented by the Renaissance Colloquium and the Center for Renaissance and Early Modern Studies, Bjoern Quiring, Freie Universitat Berlin

Dynamics between the Rhetorics and Poetics of Sympathy: Reading, Writing, and Oratory, 1600-1800

Renaissance and Early Modern Studies

CREMS Graduate Students Only-Planning Meeting

Renaissance and Early Modern Studies

Writing and Writing Surfaces in the Early Modern World: The Day of Lamination

Renaissance and Early Modern Studies, Juliet Fleming, New York University, Katie Chenoweth, Princeton University and Brian Steininger, Princeton University

Renaissance Displacements, Migrants and Truth Production 1500-1700

Committee for Renaissance and Early Modern Studies Graduate Conference; and co-sponsored by the Graduate School, Humanities Council, University Center for Human Values, Department of Art & Archeology, Department of Philosophy and Theory Colloquium at the Department of English

The Winthrop Family on the Page: A Play on Words

Opening Reception

Committee on Renaissance and Early Modern Studies

“The Winthrop Family on the Page: A Play on Words

Tony Grafton, Jenny Rampling and Julia Stone, Princeton University

Early Modern History Workshop

King Lear and its Origins

John Kerrigan, Professor of English, University of Cambridge