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Conference tackles critical literacy debate
Australian Literature conference
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2007/7/6
06 July 2007,Two of the world’s most influential literary theorists will weigh in to the critical literacy debate when they headline a conference at UQ later this month.Both academics were long-term c...
Malouf poetry book to be launched at University of Queensland
poetry book Typewriter Music
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2007/5/31
30 May 2007，The latest book by acclaimed Australian author Dr David Malouf, AO, will be launched at The University of Queensland on Monday, June 4.
Shakespeare’s politics at the center of debate
Shakespeare's politics
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2007/5/25
May 21, 2007，Academic spitball fights can be tedious and polemical. But the May 31 New York Review of Books brings a refreshingly brief and engaging exchange on, would you believe, William Shakespeare...
Best books on the Bard（图）
Shakespeare's Books English Literature
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2007/5/18
15 May 2007，Two works by Glasgow University academics have been selected out of thousands of publications to be listed in the 100 Best Shakespeare Sources of all time.
Oxford Professor of Poetry launches new lecture series（图）
Poetry lecture series
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2007/5/18
04 May 2007，Internationally celebrated Professor of Poetry at Oxford University and Professor of the Humanities at Boston University, Christopher Ricks, visited the University of Glasgow on 9 May 2007...
Writing from all sides: author, editor and critic
Literary
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2007/5/18
13 May 2007，Novelist and Literary Editor of The Times newspaper Erica Wagner will visit the University of Glasgow on 15 May 2007 to discuss her experience of the literary world both as critic and auth...
George Alagiah speaks at Oakfield（图）
Literature multiculturalism
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2007/5/11
10 May 2007，BBC news presenter George Alagiah this week spoke to a sell-out audience at the University of Bath in Swindon, as part of the Swindon Festival of Literature.
Leading historian and cultural critic to give open lecture at Kent
English Literature cultural critic
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2007/4/30
27 April 2007，Stefan Collini, Professor of Intellectual History and English Literature at the University of Cambridge, is to give this year’s KIASH (Kent Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humaniti...
How glossaries are neglected gems of the Emerald Isle
Irish glossaries Celtic scholarship
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2007/4/29
28 April 2007，A set of early medieval Irish glossaries, neglected since the 19th century but now being restored to the forefront of Celtic scholarship thanks to a Cambridge project will be the subject...
Poetry Broadsides Displayed at the University of Rochester Library
Poetry
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2007/4/20
April 19, 2007，An exhibit of broadsides is on display until Sunday, September 23, in the Hilfiker Gallery of the Rare Books and Special Collections Department in Rush Rhees Library on the University o...
National poetry prize open（图）
poetry prize
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2007/4/16
10 Apr 2007，The University of Southern Queensland’s (USQ) Bruce Dawe National Poetry Prize is once again open for submissions.
World renowned scientist in literacy dies
literacy Dame Marie Clay
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2007/4/16
13 April 2007，The University of Auckland joins with people throughout New Zealand and around the world to mourn Professor Dame Marie Clay, the developmental scientist who died today aged 81. Dame Mari...
James Longenbach, Poet and Professor, Gives Reading of New Work
James Longenbach poems
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2007/4/11
April 9, 2007,James Longenbach will read from his new book of poems, Draft of a Letter, at 8 p.m. Tuesday, April 17, in the Welles-Brown Room in Rush Rhees Library on the University of Rochester's Riv...
Book is first to examine how information age affected Mark Twain（图）
literary Mark Twain philosopher
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2007/3/26
3/15/07，CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — As many Americans know, Sam Clemens led a rich and complex life – sometimes as Mark Twain, sometimes not. He usually is remembered as a journalist, stand-up comic, world trav...
Alice Griffin Fellow explores dogs and war in Shakespeare
English Literature Shakespeare
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2007/3/22
21 March 2007，With these famous words spoken by Mark Antony, as he stands over the corpse of Julius Caesar and predicts the murderous chaos about to be unleashed, Shakespeare offers a canine metaphor ...