N.B., These programs are subject to change.
Full descriptions available mid-March.
The Scribal Function, Or, Topics in Manuscript Studies
Peter Beal (Institute of English Studies, University of London) directs a late spring seminar
The Materiality of Writing
Ann Blair (Harvard University) directs a faculty weekend seminar
The Making of Paradise Lost
Thomas Corns (Bangor Univeristy) directs a late spring seminar
History of Stationers Company, 1557-1710
Ian Gadd (Bath Spa University) directs a spring seminar
The Age of Henry VIII: Directions for Future Research
Paul Hammer (University of Colorado at Boulder) organizes a fall workshop for the Center for Shakespeare Studies
Mastering Research Methods at the Folger
Robert Matz (George Mason) directs a spring seminar for M.A.-level students
The Literary Caribbean World of the 16th and 17th Centuries
Carla Pestana (Miami University of Ohio) and David Shields (University of South Carolina) direct a fall seminar
Researching the Archives
James Siemon (Boston University) and Keith Wrightson (Yale University) direct a monthly dissertation seminar
Translation: Theory, Practice, History
Jane Tylusand Karen Newman (both NYU) coordinate a spring conference
Introduction to Paleography
Heather Wolfe (Folger Shakespeare Library) directs a fall skills course
What was Political Thought in the Sixteenth Century?
The Center for the History of British Political Thought offers a spring symposium
