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TEACHING ROMANTICISM

City: Central London
Date: 17 Mar 06 - 18 Mar 06

To register: 
http://www.english.heacademy.ac.uk/explore/events/register/index.php

This event will explore the ways in which Romanticism is taught in Higher 
Education Institutions in the UK. It will assess how far changes in 
research methodologies have filtered down to the teaching of Romanticism in 
Universities.
     * Are Romanticism modules now predominantly taught historically, and 
if they are, is this a different approach to that taken in other modules?
     * How far has teaching in this subject taken account of work done to 
enlarge our understanding of Romantic literature and culture, specifically 
on female and black writers, issues of slavery and colonialism, travel 
writing and drama, science and medicine?

It is also open to other questions concerning the teaching of Romanticism:
     * What effect have broader pedagogical debates had on teaching?
     * How have electronic resources affected the way the modules are 
delivered or how students learn?

Such questions will be addressed in papers given at the event and through 
an analysis of the results of an electronic questionnaire sent to convenors 
of Romanticism modules throughout the country.

Papers are welcomed on any issue related to teaching Romanticism. Proposals 
for topic should be sent to the organiser, Sharon Ruston 
<[log in to unmask]> by 15 January 2006.

Participants are encouraged to present examples of innovative or successful 
practice, or discussions of the particular problems of teaching the 
subject. We welcome a variety of presentational formats and panel sessions 
may be proposed involving more than one speaker. The questionnaire results 
will be sent to event participants at the beginning of March.

Enquiries: Sharon Ruston <[log in to unmask]>

Register:
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