Location: Hovenden Room, All Souls College

TT1 Introduction: Literature and Intellectual History
• Middlemarch, Prologue & Book 1
• (Optional) C. Kidd, The World of Mr Casaubon, prologue

The historicist tone of Eliot's Middlemarch (1871-2) has been commented on by readers from Virginia Woolf to Zadie Smith. This reading group seeks to explore the historical richness found in Eliot's study of provincial life.

Tea and biscuits provided! 
 

Monday 18 May (Trinity Week 4) at 5.15pm in the Hall, All Souls College

This open evening is an opportunity for any potential applicants for learn more about the Fellowship.
Numbers are limited and so we ask that attendees register in advance.

To register your attendance, please complete this form: All Souls Fellowship Exam General Open Evening

Wednesday 6 May (Trinity Week 2) at 5.15pm in the Hall, All Souls College

This open evening is an opportunity for students belonging to gender and ethnic groups that remain underrepresented within academic careers, including women, to learn more about the Fellowship.
Numbers are limited and so we ask that attendees register in advance.

To register your attendance, please complete this form: All Souls Exam Fellowship Open Evening for Gender and Ethnic Diversity

Adam Przeworski, New York University, 'Democracy: What we know and what we do not.'

Thursday 4 June, 5pm in the Old Library
There will be a wine reception after the lecture.
The event is open to the public, but reservations are required.

Please register using the form below.

Register here.