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Colloquium | Possible Futures

20Mar201818:00
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This event will be a series of short presentations by mostly McGill English alumni about their career paths. There will be a Q&A following the presentations. There will also be refreshments! 

Conference | McGill English Graduate Student Association

16Feb201816:30
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17Feb201810:15

McGill English Graduate Conference 2018 Literary Exchanges Keynote Address: Prof. Gregory Betts (Brock)"Is it Really Revolting? Towards an Ethics of Loss in the Canadian Avant-Garde"

Faculty Colloquium | Department of English

28Feb201804:00
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This year’s Department of English Faculty Colloquium will take place on February 28th.   It’s organizers, Ned Schantz and Michael Nicholson, want you to save the date! Program: 

Lecture | McGill Mediavalists

21Feb201817:00

Augustine, Jerome, Gregory, Ambrose...and Josephus? Defining the Church Fathers in the Early Middle Ages Richard Matthew Pollard Université du Québec à Montréal

Lecture | McGill Medievalists

29Mar201817:00
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Winter Visiting Lecture:  Helmut Reimitz (Princeton University) Common Laws: ​The Accommodation of Ethnic and Legal Pluralism in the Carolingian Empire

Lecture | Michael Van Dussen

17Jan201817:00
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McGill Medievalists Work-in-progress Series Recommended Reading: Richard Rolle in Bohemia 

Lecture | Uncensoring Charles and Frances Burney

23Jan201817:30
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A talk by Peter Sabor and Stewart Cooke How do we recover what an author has erased? How do we reveal what is written between the lines?

Lecture | Publishing Evelina, or how to sell 180 editions of the same (old) novel?

25Jan201816:00
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Evelina, the first novel of Frances Burney, has enjoyed a lasting popularity among reading public. It was published in more 180 editions/reprints in several European languages since its first...

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