Past Symposium On The Book Events Events

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Elizabeth Pastan: What Kind of Medieval Arts Can Be Seen in Georgia?:

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Park Hall 265
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Medieval on My Mind: The Past, Present, and Future of Medieval Manuscripts in the Deep South

Special Collections Auditorium and Park Hall
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Symposium on the Book: Early Modern Books Workshop

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Room 277, UGA Special Collections Library Building
Eileen Wallace

Symposium on the Book: "Book Looks"

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UGA Special Collections Library auditorium
András Kiséry

Symposium on the Book: "Remediation: Understanding Old Media"

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UGA Special Collections Library Auditorium
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"The Classical Garden"

Founders' Garden and House
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Early Modern Environmental Humanities: Lunch

Founders' Garden
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EARTH 16-18: Ecocriticism and Race Theory, 16th-18th centuries

Founders' Garden and House
Dr. Camp

Symposium on the Book event: Masterclass with Cynthia Camp

Special Collections Library room 285
Close up on Book

Symposium on the Book event: Faculty Panel with Featured Guest Jennifer Low

Special Collections Library room 277
Suzanne Coley

Symposium on the Book Plenary: Suzanne Coley

Special Collections Libraries Auditorium
medieval text

Symposium on the Book event: Faculty Panel

Special Collections Library room 277
Wheatley

Printing Early Modern Race: A Rare Books Workshop

Richard B. Russell Special Collections Libraries Building
Kim Coles

The Blood of Christians: Phillis Wheatley Peters and White Christianity

Special Collections Library, Room 277
   Dr. Brandi K. Adams

Symposium on the Book: "‘We had not thus trespassed against your consent’: The Blackamoor Poems by Henry Rainold and Henry King (1630s-1650s)."

Special Collections Libraries Room 277
Headshot photo of speaker Dr. Siddique standing in front of a geometric pattern wood background. He is wearing a dark shirt, glasses, and smiling.

Documenting the Body of State: Paper and the Archive of Early American Constitutionalism

Zoom - Register here: https://tinyurl.com/UGAConstitutionDay
Julie Park at the Salk Institute

Symposium on the Book presents Dr. Julie Park

Richard B. Russell Special Collections Libraries Building, Room 277
Mary Floyd-Wilson

"Discerning the Devil Among Us: The Spiritual Instruction of Murder on the Early Modern Stage and Page," Dr. Mary Floyd-Wilson (UNC Chapel Hill)

Paul Douglas Hale Lecture Hall, Park 265
Fuchs Lecture

“Crusoe’s Absence: Sugar Economies and the Ingenuity of Realism,” a lecture by Barbara Fuchs, Professor of English, Spanish, and Portuguese (UCLA)

Founder's Garden Ballroom
Unto the Breach

"Archival Homeplaces: Shakespeare and African American Performance in the Early Twentieth Century,” Patricia Cahill

Special Collections Libraries Building, Room 277
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Pop-up Rare Books Exhibit and Workshop on Race and Georgia Theatre History

Richard B. Russell Jr. Special Collections Libraries Building 300 S. Hull Street
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"Small Things in the Eighteenth-Century Atlantic World," Dr. Chloe Wigston Smith, University of York

265 Park Hall
Susan Philips

Symposium on the Book: Diversity in the Archives, Part II

Special Collections Libraries Building, 300 S. Hull Street

Symposium on the Book Roundtable: Access and Archives

Special Collections Library, Second Floor, 300 S. Hull Street
Jonathan Hsy

“Disability and Divergent Readers: The History of the Book through Other(ed) Senses," Dr. Jonathan Hsy

Auditorium, Special Collections Building, 300 S. Hull Street
Diane Dugaw

Fighting and Sailing Women in Anglo-American Prints, Songs, and History (1600—present)

Diane Dugaw, (University of Oregon)
Special Collections Library, Room 227

UGA Symposium on the Book: Living Texts

Special Collections Library, Room 227

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