Panel Six: ‘Nations’ Katherine Fender (Oxford) Wordsworth, Wanderings and the Welsh Sublime – Julia Coole (Keele) Scott and the Production of Scotland – Li-hsin Hsu (National Chengchi University, Taiwan) Wordsworth and the – American lakes 1645 1715: Tea – 1715 1830: Evening Session – Panel Seven: and Institutional Networks’ ‘Literary Emma Curran (Surrey) Placing Ann Batten Cristall in the Johnson Circle – Gordon Bottomley (Lancaster) Locating Joanna: William Wordsworth and the – youngest Hutchinson sister Helen Williams (Northumbria) Writers’ Houses and Romantic Literary – Tourism 2000: Dinner at Traveller’s Rest Pub, for those who have booked in advance Friday 21st 0930 1045: Morning Session – Panel Eight: ‘Borderlands’ Shoshannah Bryn Jones Square (Oxford) The Medicine’ of the – ‘Lulling Natural World: The Blessing of Place in Mary Shelley’s Matilda Hannah Britton (University of St Andrews) the Portal Doors’: – ‘Beside Between Place and Space in the Poetry of John Keats Joanna Taylor (Keele) Drawing the boundaries round the – ‘co-existent multitude’: the Coleridges’ poetics of space 1045 1115: Tea – 1115 1230: Morning Session – Panel Nine: Prospects’ ‘Splendid Rebecca Ladds (Nottingham) Shattered Castles to Mountain Sides: The – Boundless Space of Byron’s Closet Dramas Colleen English (University College Dublin) Romanticism and Irish – Topography: Mary Tighe’s Killarney Sonnets Carolyn Dougherty (York) Text and materiality at Hardwick Park, County – Durham 1230 1300: Presentation – Newcastle University students will present work they have done at the Jerwood Centre, demonstrating the kinds of opportunities available to research students. 1300 1345: Lunch –
Panel Six: ‘Nations’ Katherine Fender (Oxford) – Wordsworth, Wanderings and the Welsh Sublime Julia Coole (Keele) – Scott and the Production of Scotland Li-hsin Hsu (National Chengchi University, Taiwan) – Wordsworth and the American lakes 1645 – 1715: Tea 1715 – 1830: Evening Session Panel Seven: ‘Literary and Institutional Networks’ Emma Curran (Surrey) – Placing Ann Batten Cristall in the Johnson Circle Gordon Bottomley (Lancaster) – Locating Joanna: William Wordsworth and the youngest Hutchinson sister Helen Williams (Northumbria) – Writers’ Houses and Romantic Literary Tourism 2000: Dinner at Traveller’s Rest Pub, for those who have booked in advance Friday 21st 0930 – 1045: Morning Session Panel Eight: ‘Borderlands’ Shoshannah Bryn Jones Square (Oxford) – The ‘Lulling Medicine’ of the Natural World: The Blessing of Place in Mary Shelley’s Matilda Hannah Britton (University of St Andrews) – ‘Beside the Portal Doors’: Between Place and Space in the Poetry of John Keats Joanna Taylor (Keele) – Drawing the boundaries round the ‘co-existent multitude’: the Coleridges’ poetics of space 1045 – 1115: Tea 1115 – 1230: Morning Session Panel Nine: ‘Splendid Prospects’ Rebecca Ladds (Nottingham) – Shattered Castles to Mountain Sides: The Boundless Space of Byron’s Closet Dramas Colleen English (University College Dublin) – Romanticism and Irish Topography: Mary Tighe’s Killarney Sonnets Carolyn Dougherty (York) – Text and materiality at Hardwick Park, County Durham 1230 – 1300: Presentation Newcastle University students will present work they have done at the Jerwood Centre, demonstrating the kinds of opportunities available to research students. 1300 – 1345: Lunch
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