We’re a network of postgraduate Early Modern Studies scholars across multiple disciplines at the University of Edinburgh.
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ALT The NEMN is thrilled to bring back its annual Seminar Series, highlighting the research of postgraduate scholars of the Early Modern period! This semester’s talks include: 23 November: Marlo Avidon (University of Cambridge), 'Ornamental Toyes' and ‘Artificial Helps of Handsomness’: Face-Paint, Cosmetics, and Artificial Beautification in Restoration England Abstract TBC 7 December: Huw Keene (University of Edinburgh), Amateur Drawing, Music Book Production and Social Meaning in Sixteenth-Century Urban Bruges: The Case for Cambrai, Médiathèque Municipale, MSS 125-128 21 December: Olivia Garro (Coventry University), Two Papers on Guazzo's Compendium Maleficarum (1608): Inquisition, Images, and Words Talks will be held via Microsoft Teams. They begin promptly at 13:00 and will consist of a 40-50 minute paper, with time at the conclusion for questions. Links will be sent to registered attendees prior to the event. Eventbrite details on tweet.
ALT Join the Northern Early Modern Network Committee! As some of our current committee members are moving on, we have two openings for our Events Team. As part of the Events Team, you will be in charge of organising our online events for the upcoming academic year (22/23). We currently host seminars and 'Works in Progress' sessions, though we would like to expand the variety and scope of our events in the upcoming months. You will be required to contact potential speakers, organise schedules, liaise with the various teams within NEMN, and chair the events. You must be able to commit for the full academic year. Prospective committee members should be based at a university in Scotland or the North of England. As we would like the new committee members to be in place by early August, please email your academic CV and a brief outline of what you can contribute to the network by Friday 22nd July to to [email protected].
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