Details about official ANZSA business.
The Lloyd Davis Memorial Prize for the best graduate essay presented at the biannual conference of the Australian New Zealand Shakespeare Association (ANZSA) University of Western Australia, November 2012 The Australian and New Zealand Shakespeare Association is pleased to announceRead More
Reminder that the CFP closes on September 15! The A4 poster for the Perth conference is now available to download and circulate: Shakespeare A4 flyer final 28–30 November 2012 The University of Western Australia Perth, Western Australia Abstracts of c.200Read More
[from Penny Gay] Dear members and friends of ANZSA, Some of you will have heard of the death on 25th June of longstanding ANZSA member A/Prof Richard Madelaine of the School of English, UNSW. He had been unwell for many years,Read More
Abstracts are invited for the 11th ANZSA conference: “Shakespeare and Emotions” 27-30 November 2012 University of Western Australia http://conference.anzsa.org/ NB. New submission date: 15 September 2012 Abstracts of c.200 words should be submitted for consideration to conference@anzsa.org, addressed toRead More
SHAKESPEARE AND EMOTIONS 27–30 November 2012 The University of Western Australia Perth, Western Australia The 11th Biennial International Conference of the Australian and New Zealand Shakespeare Association in collaboration with the ARC Centre of Excellence for the History of EmotionsRead More
Congratulations are in order for ANZSA members and affiliates, for success in the current ARC Discovery Grant round! (Please let us know if we missed anyone!) Prof. Hugh Craig and Dr Brett D. Hirsch “Patterns in early modern englishRead More
The ARC has opened its ERA 2012 website for scholars to register on and submit comments about the journal rankings. Individuals must log into the ARC’s specified website and submit feedback in the stipulated format on the ARC’s webform. ARead More
The next conference (mid-2012) will be hosted by the University of Western Australia and convened by Bob White, with a local organization committee including Chris Wortham, Brett D. Hirsch and Danijela Kambaskovic-Sawers. Further information and the CFP will appear onRead More
Held at Sydney University in the historic Woolley Building, home of the English Department, the 2010 ANZSA conference attracted 100 participants to its two main panel-packed days. There was a final shorter day at Barker College (with about 40 participants),Read More
