When: 20th January 2021, 17.30-19.00 GMTWhere: Online (Zoom)Tickets: Free; reserve your ticket via Eventbrite. This Inventions of the Text seminar thinks about Whitman’s career in terms of financial circulation and the money medium. Submitting the self of Leaves of Grass to the violence of exchange value, Whitman’s poetry articulates the contours of something like money’s... Continue Reading →
Inventions in Translation: Polyphony, Subjectivity, Temporality (13th January)
Join us for an evening of prose and poetry at our Inventions of the Text 2020-2021 series seminar, featuring Matthew Welton and Sam Riviere.
Najwan Darwish’s Embrace: Book Launch, Reading, and Discussion of Palestinian Poetry
When: 7th December, 19.30-20.30Where: Online (Zoom)Tickets: Free; register via Eventbrite. You are warmly invited to a forthcoming event organised by Durham University Centre for Poetry and Poetics and the Poetry Translation Centre, London. This is a book launch of Embrace, a selection of poems by Najwan Darwish, with translations by Atef Alshaer and Paul Batchelor.... Continue Reading →
New Podcast: Birds and Embodiment in Shelley and Keats
https://open.spotify.com/episode/1S1HWxbv1afVTzKJi2UEdR?si=CUQYI231Rvmcqao2i60uqw A transcript is available for accessibility purposes. In this podcast from our Late Summer Lectures series, Dr Amanda Blake Davis of the University of Sheffield takes us on a flight through birds and embodiment in the poetry of Percy Bysshe Shelley and John Keats. @ABDavis1816 This lecture explores the Platonic implications of Keats and... Continue Reading →
Matthew Welton and Sam Riviere: An evening of prose and poetry (11th November)
Join us for an evening of prose and poetry at our Inventions of the Text 2020-2021 series seminar, featuring Matthew Welton and Sam Riviere.