First call for papers
JAMES VI & I
1567 – 1603 – 1625
Quatercentenary perspectives
A multidisciplinary conference at the University of Reading
Wednesday 9-Friday 11 July 2003
Speakers currently include Conrad Russell, Jenny Wormald, John Cramsie,
Alan Cromartie, Susan Doran, Richard Hoyle, Natalie Mears, Mary
Morrissey, David Trim
2003 will see the four-hundredth anniversary of James Stewart’s
accession to the English throne. Looking backward from this triumphant
high point towards James’s minority and personal government in Scotland,
and forward to his rule as first king of Great Britain, this conference
will embrace both his reigns and all facets of the ‘Jacobean
Renaissance’. Proposals are invited on any aspect of Jacobean
government, politics, religion, literature, art, architecture, or music.
Please send proposals or enquiries to
Adam Smyth (a.smyth@reading.ac.uk) School of English and American
Literature, or
Ralph Houlbrooke (r.a.houlbrooke@reading.ac.uk), School of History
University of Reading,Whiteknights,
Reading, RG6 6AA
Further details will become available on our website:
http://www.reading.ac.uk/english/EMRC.htm
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