This year the CRRS is cooperating with graduate students from across the disciplines at the University of Toronto in order to develop a community centered on the exchange of ideas about the early modern period. Meetings will be held once monthly from 3:30-5:00PM in the Burwash Hall Senior Common Room at Victoria College. Each meeting consists of two 15-20 minute papers presented by graduate students or post-doctoral scholars from different disciplines followed by a discussion moderated by a graduate student or postdoc from a third discipline. The organizers hope that this structure will encourage conversations amongst a truly interdisciplinary audience. Faculty and members of the wider community are also welcome and encouraged to attend the talks. Please consider joining us.
For additional information please contact Tim Harrison at timothy.harrison@utoronto.ca.
When: Tuesday, March 13, 3:30PM-5:00PM
Where: Senior Common Room, Burwash Hall, Victoria College
(89 Charles Street, rear entrance)
Jason Peters (English): “The Weak Force of Conscience in Milton’s Ludlow Maske.”
Anne-Marie Sorrenti (Italian Studies): “Leon Battista Alberti’s Sense of History.”
Coffee, tea, and cookies will be provided by the Centre for Renaissance and Reformation Studies.
