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Some thoughts on history, cartoons, and satire. Cradled in Caricature symposium 20 June 2011. Monday, 13 June 2011. Blogger has been good to me. However as begin to demand more flexibility from my blogging experience, I begin to tire of the restrictions I find here. Wednesday, 8 June 2011. Tuesday, 7 June 2011.
This is the most self-serving of posts. This week, the new third edition. Of the Norton Shakespeare finally came out.
CFPs, conferences, events, jobs, etc. Call for papers Popes and the Papacy in early modern English culture.
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A quick heads up about two conferences on early modern archiving, definitely worthy of a quick post to share links, considering the content of my last piece. History of literature and drama.
The hub for EMW resources and projects. The sites are maintained by Sharon Howard. For early modern scholarship online. It lists websites that are free to access and focuses on high-quality resources that are suitable for advanced research, study and teaching, especially online primary sources. Theme based on Toolbox by Automattic.
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The Early Modern Commons. Welcome to The Early Modern Commons. EMC is an aggregator. For blogs covering the period c.1500-1800. It is a resource to help readers to keep up with early modern blogging, and to connect with people who share their interests more. There are 426 active blogs listed in EMC, tagged by topic areas. NB This does not search the content of posts. List and descriptions of the tag topics. All the blogs included in this site. Tagscategories used by bloggers. More info . Content cre.PARSED CONTENT
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