Group blog
The Long Eighteenth has been created [to provide] a weblog community for the discussion of eighteenth-century scholarship and criticism across disciplinary and language boundaries. The Long Eighteenth offers contributor rights to anyone who has a desire to engage others in conversation about current issues in eighteenth-century studies.
In addition to creating a discussion space, The Long Eighteenth will provide links to websites hosting blogs or resources related to the study of the long eighteenth century, and will repost CFPs and conference information upon request. All resources and discussion at this site are understood to be available to the public.
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David Mazella Gikandi collaborative readings MLA Teaching Higher Education MLA 2014 Pedagogy
19 August 2017
[I was asked to make some remarks at the UH New Faculty Orientation on 8/15/17, and this is a summary of my remarks] Congratulations! You’ve arrived at this job after far too...
What is this “despair”? : Marlowe on the London stage in 2016
2 June 2016
Kit Harington greeting his fans. If you want to feel young in Washington DC, go to the theater. Now that I am as old as Lady Wishfort, I myself in most gatherings...
Review of Sancho: An Act of Remembrance
3 November 2015
Review of Sancho: An Act of Remembrance Written, directed, and performed by Paterson Joseph Co-Directed by Simon Godwin At the beginning of his one-man show, Paterson Joseph addresses...
20 September 2015
Over at the Lady’s Magazine project blog, Jennie Batchelor has posted about her research team’s deliberations about using the “p-word”–“plagiarism”–in...