UPCOMING SEMINAR SERIES: Affective Artefacts is back!
We are delighted to announce that Affective Artefacts is back for another year of fantastic interdisciplinary research. As well as a resheduled event from last year’s programme on early modern witch bottles, this year we are celebrating the path-breaking research of colleagues at Manchester – exploring eveything from fat bodies, fear and happiness, to early modern masculinities and the meaning of concealed objects. All events are free to attend and there is no need to sign up. We look forward to seeing you all for our first event on 16 October!
16 October, 4pm, Ellen Wilkinson, A3.7
Holly Fletcher (Manchester) & Noelle Duckmann Gallagher (Manchester)
Fat Bodies in Early Modern Material and Visual Culture
6 November, 4pm, Ellen Wilkinson, A3.7
Owen Davies (Hertfordshire), Ceri Houlbrooke (Hertfordshire), Nigel Jeffries (MOLA)
Early Modern Witch Bottles: Concealed and Revealed
20 November, 4pm, Ellen Wilkinson, A3.7
Abigail Greenall (Manchester)
Material Happiness in Early Modern English Households
26 February, 4pm, Ellen Wilkinson, A3.7
Erica Baffelli (Manchester), Zhaokun Xin (Manchester), Jane Caple (Manchester), Frederik Schröer (Max Planck)
Feeling With the Trouble: Affective Entanglements In and Beyond the Human (organised in collaboration with the Fear Research Network)
19 March, 4pm, Ellen Wilkinson, A3.7
Imogen Knox (JRRI), Ben Jackson (JRRI), Hannah Yip (Manchester)
Early Modern Masculinities: Sources, Approaches, and Cultures
Organised by Stefan Hanß, Sasha Handley, and Rachel Winchcombe on behalf of The Bodies, Emotions and Material Culture Collective.
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