През месец май 2025 г. катедра “Англицистика и американистика” ще бъде домакин на открита лекция и уъркшоп с гост-лектор проф. Дейл Таунсенд от университета Манчестър Метрополитан. Организатор е д-р Райна Росенова, като визитата е подкрепена по проект SUMMIT на СУ.
Датите и темите на събитията са както следва:
20 май (вторник), 17:00 ч,, Аула
лекция на тема ‘What Ann Radcliffe Saw: The Great Enchantress on Tour, 1797-1802’
22 май (четвъртък), 18:00 ч., Библиотечно-информационен център по англицистика и американистика
уъркшоп на тема ‘Ghostly Presence on the Romantic Stage: The Case of Matthew Gregory Lewis’
Участието в уъркшопа е с предварително записване на адрес literature.eas.su@gmail.com, като този път има и материали за подготовка, с които участниците трябва да се запознаят преди уъркшопа.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Dale T
ownshend FSA is Professor of Gothic Literature in the
ownshend FSA is Professor of Gothic Literature in theManchester Centre for Gothic Studies, Manchester Metropolitan
University. His most recent publications include the monographs Gothic Antiquity: History, Romance, and the Architectural Imagination, 1760–1840 (OUP, 2019) and Matthew Gregory Lewis: The Gothic and Romantic Literary Culture (UWP, 2023), as well as the three-volume The Cambridge History of the Gothic, co-edited with Angela Wright and Catherine Spooner (CUP, 2020–21). He is currently completing a monograph on the cultural history of the haunted monastery and editing, with Elizabeth Bobbitt, the posthumous works of Ann Radcliffe, both for Cambridge University Press.
University. His most recent publications include the monographs Gothic Antiquity: History, Romance, and the Architectural Imagination, 1760–1840 (OUP, 2019) and Matthew Gregory Lewis: The Gothic and Romantic Literary Culture (UWP, 2023), as well as the three-volume The Cambridge History of the Gothic, co-edited with Angela Wright and Catherine Spooner (CUP, 2020–21). He is currently completing a monograph on the cultural history of the haunted monastery and editing, with Elizabeth Bobbitt, the posthumous works of Ann Radcliffe, both for Cambridge University Press.