This Wednesday is the first in a new series of seminars called ‘The Making of Modernity’. This is a new series of research seminars that replaces the ‘Late Victorianism and Modernism’ series that we ran in 2010-2011. Since then, we’ve established a new research centre, the Centre for the Study of Cultural Modernity, that brings together research into this period. The new seminar series, ‘The Making of Modernity’, is the flagship research seminar for this new centre.
The first seminar in the series is on Wednesday the 21 March 2012, 4-6pm, in Arts 103. The speakers are:
1. Sue Currell (University of Sussex): Painting the Town Red: New Masses Magazine and Communist Partying in the 1930s.
2. Clare Pettitt and Mark Turner (King’s College, University of London): The Distance of Print: Global Networks in the Nineteenth Century
Details are available on the Centre’s website here:
You can download the poster here:
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