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Reading Emotions: Setting up a Community Book Group

Posted on July 3, 2015 by Jane Mackelworth and Sally Holloway

Jane Mackelworth is a PhD candidate at the Centre for the History of the Emotions at Queen Mary University of London, working on a thesis entitled ‘Writing Sapphic Love and Desire in Britain, 1900-1950.’ Dr Sally Holloway is an Affiliated Research Scholar at the … Continue reading →

Posted in Queen Mary Events, Reading Emotions 2015 | Tagged book group, Bromley by Bow Centre, community, love, public engagement, reading, romantic love

Reading Emotions: Love in Fiction 1750-1950

Posted on February 25, 2015 by Thomas Dixon

We’re excited to announce our new community book group: ‘READING EMOTIONS: LOVE IN FICTION 1750-1950’ It’s aimed at anyone who likes reading and would like to discuss the books they have read. We will be reading neglected works of fiction … Continue reading →

Posted in Queen Mary Events | Tagged book group, Bromley by Bow Centre, literature, love, reading

Love in Objects

Posted on December 12, 2014 by Jane Mackelworth

Jane Mackelworth is a PhD candidate at the Centre for the History of the Emotions at Queen Mary University of London, working on ‘Writing Sapphic Love and Desire in Britain, 1900-1950.’ She also is a co-convenor for the IHR History of Sexuality seminar … Continue reading →

Posted in Emotional Objects, Queen Mary Events | Tagged Bromley by Bow Centre, emotional objects, gifts, love, memory

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