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Seminars and events

Paolo Vernonese 1528-1588, Gastmahl im Hause Levis

CREMS Seminar Series

  • Our 2022/23 events will be a mixture of in-person seminars and online events via Zoom. Please see the individual event listings for registration details. All welcome!

The Cabinet of Curiosities: CREMS early modern postgraduate forum

Thu
13
Feb

The Torments and Travails of Jamestown: Early 17th century settler colonial body in pain

Eva Johanna Holmberg explores the emotional and sensory history perspectives to pain in early colonial Virginia.

Thu
20
Feb

Gender, Identity and the Senses in Early Modern Cancer Cases

Claire Turner explores the experiences of cancer in early modern England.

Thu
6
Mar

Alex Bamji

Alex Bamji presents this event

Thu
27
Mar

Helen Smith

Helen Smith presents this event.

Thu
3
Apr

Dis-ease, Pain and Redemption in Early Modern Musicking

Bettina Varwig discusses the impact of J.S Bach's music on early modern Lutheran congregants.

Thu
1
May
Thu
8
May

Shadows in the Water: Overreading (in) the Renaissance

Elizabeth Swann (Durham University) presents this event, followed by the CREMS Summer Party.

Seminars and events

Thu
13
Feb

The Torments and Travails of Jamestown: Early 17th century settler colonial body in pain

Eva Johanna Holmberg explores the emotional and sensory history perspectives to pain in early colonial Virginia.

Thu
20
Feb

Gender, Identity and the Senses in Early Modern Cancer Cases

Claire Turner explores the experiences of cancer in early modern England.

Thu
6
Mar

Alex Bamji

Alex Bamji presents this event

Thu
27
Mar

Helen Smith

Helen Smith presents this event.

Thu
3
Apr

Dis-ease, Pain and Redemption in Early Modern Musicking

Bettina Varwig discusses the impact of J.S Bach's music on early modern Lutheran congregants.

Thu
1
May
Thu
8
May

Shadows in the Water: Overreading (in) the Renaissance

Elizabeth Swann (Durham University) presents this event, followed by the CREMS Summer Party.

CREMS events archive