'The Potato is Not in the Bible: Unpacking the Cultural Significance of Novel Tubers in Seventeenth Century England' / 'Three Royalist Science Poets: Restoration Pindaric Odes and the Pre-Burkean Sublime'

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'The Potato is Not in the Bible: Unpacking the Cultural Significance of Novel Tubers in Seventeenth Century England' / 'Three Royalist Science Poets: Restoration Pindaric Odes and the Pre-Burkean Sublime'

Kathryn Hempstead (Merton): ‘The Potato is Not in the Bible: Unpacking the Cultural Significance of Novel Tubers in Seventeenth Century England’
Jane Cooper (All Soul’s): ‘Three Royalist Science Poets: Restoration Pindaric Odes and the Pre-Burkean Sublime’

Date: 11 March 2025, 17:15
Venue:
St Cross Building
St Cross Road OX1 3UR
See location on maps.ox

Details: Seminar Room B
Speakers: Jane Cooper (All Souls), Kathryn Hempstead (Merton)
Organising department: Faculty of English Language and Literature
Organiser: Paul Norris (Brasenose)
Part of: Early Modern Graduate Forum
Booking required?: Not required
Audience: Members of the University only
This talk features in the following public collections:
- Faculty of English What’s On: events and talks of interest
Editors: Katy Terry, Hope Lukonyomoi-Otunnu