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LITTLE STARS AND GALLOPING STEEDS: SEX IN SHAKESPEARE Friday June 22 2018

Posted on June 15, 2018 by kingstonshakespeareseminar

KINGSTON SHAKESPEARE SEMINAR LITTLE STARS AND GALLOPING STEEDS SEX IN SHAKESPEARE Friday June 22 2018 Rose Theatre Kingston 09.30 Registration 10:00 Opening remarks: Christian Smith (Kingston University) 10:15 Desire Nell McKeown (King’s College London) ‘Emilia’s Phoenix Love: Female Eroticism in The Two … Continue reading →

Posted in KiSSiT, News | Tagged Christian Smith, David Schalkwyk, Elena Pellone, Jerzy Limon, Jonathan Dollimore, Neil McKeown, Paul Hamilton, Phoebe Murphy-Brown, Richard O'Brien, Richard Wilson, sex, sexuality | Leave a comment

CFP: Little stars and galloping steeds: Sex in Shakespeare, June 22 (KiSSiT)

Posted on March 26, 2018 by kingstonshakespeareseminar

Little Stars and Galloping Steeds: Sex in Shakespeare Kingston Shakespeare Seminar in Theory Conference June 22, 2018, Rose Theatre, London. 10am – 6:30pm. Call for Papers: There is a lot of sex in Shakespeare. Some characters have sex, some brag … Continue reading →

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We are deeply saddened to announce that Professor Roy Eriksen died last Monday, April 22. He had been a powerful supporter and a loyal contributor to the Kingston Shakespeare Seminar from its beginning, and the masterly lecture he gave in 2017 – on Marlowe’s Ovid – is remembered as one of the high points of the entire series. His presentation at our ‘Marlowe and Shakespeare’ conference was the definitive statement of a lifetime’s work on the authorship question, and the enthusiasm with which this was now received was a striking vindication of his pioneering research. Roy’s gift for conciliation was also in demand when he serenely chaired one of the most contentious debates of this conference, and it made him an ideal ambassador, as its international secretary, of the UK Marlowe Society. Roy’s border-defying role was to be a courier, for a generation of scholars, between Britain and Norway, architecture and literature, the verbal and the visual, and ‘early modern’ and ‘Renaissance’ concepts of the Shakespearean world. This made him a true godfather to the Nordic Shakespeare Society, NORSS, which was launched in 2015 at the ‘Shakespeare and Scandinavia’ conference we hosted under his benign guidance and inspiration. Both the event and the new association grew out of the decade of peerless conferences he organised himself at Kristiansand, on ‘Toleration and the City’: another instance of how far his light shone into the future. Late last autumn Roy Eriksen hosted one farewell symposium in Rome on crossing generic borders, where the wine flowed as generously as the conversation, and it is as a messenger bearing gifts from a better and brighter world that KiSS will celebrate and remember him.

All the speakers summing up the day of #walterbenjamin and #Shakespeare. #ShakespeareattheTemple

Philip Lorenz (Cornell) delivering the final talk of the day, entitled "Baroque Files: The Breakaway of Sovereignty in Late Shakespeare'. #walterbenjamin #ShakespeareattheTemple #Shakespeare

Betty Schulz (CRMEP, Kingston) contrasts Benjamin to Schmitt in their reading of Hamlet in terms of sovereignty. #ShakespeareattheTemple #walterbenjamin #Shakespeare

Björn Quering (Trinity College Dublin) explores "Hamlet's Pregnant Silence" by comparing Nietzsche and Benjamin on drama. #ShakespeareattheTemple #Shakespeare #walterbenjamin

Jessica Chiba (Royal Holloway) reads Benjamin's messianic time and dialectical history as being prefigured in Shakespeare's Henry V. #ShakespeareattheTemple #Shakespeare #walterbenjamin

Hyowon Cho guides Garrick and #Shakespeare "Towards Chritical Historiosophy" in his reading of Walter Benjamin and Carl Schmitt. #ShakespeareattheTemple #walterbenjamin

Julia Ng (Goldsmiths) discusses As You Like It and Walter Benjamin's untranslated "Shakespeare: Wie es euch gefällt". #ShakespeareattheTemple #Shakespeare #walterbenjamin

Richard Wilson introducing the Walter Benjamin and Shakespeare symposium. #ShakespeareattheTemple #walterbenjamin #Shakespeare @shaxnphil

Frank Whately giving the annual Marlowe lecture (organised by the Marlowe Society) on Edward Alleyn.

Probing Hogarth, Frank Whately in discussion with Nick Dear (left) about his plays 'The Art of Success' and 'The Taste of the Town'.
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