On The Bookshelf (Summer 2023)
This summer in ‘On the Bookshelf’ we feature German-Jewish Life Writing in the Wake of the Holocaust: Beyond Testimony by Helen Finch (School of Languages,...
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Early Career publications
Recently, Lucy Cheseldine, one of our LAHRI PDRF's published an article in the journal Essays in Criticism, under the title, Talking Modernism: Donald Hall’s Paris Review...
Yorkshire Modernisms: A Northern Modernism Seminar at the University of Leeds
‘Yorkshire Modernisms’ is not a finished concept ascribed to a local literary identity but a loose term that opens up conversations on associations between the...
Environmental Humanities Futures
Arts and humanities research and researchers can make a key contribution to better understanding the causes, impacts, and perceptions of climate change. At the University...
TRIPLE ACTION THEATRE COLLECTION (Brotherton Special Collections Blog)
The Triple Action Theatre Collection has recently been catalogued by placement students in Special Collections. Triple Action Theatre was a physical theatre company founded in...
The Secret Researcher: What’s Coming in 2023?
Would you believe it? I’m over the moon that the LAHRI team asked me to write a brand new column for their blog and newsletter....
Sadler Seminar Blog - Sensory Storytelling, Imagination and Wellbeing
As we come towards the end of our Sadler series on Sensory storytelling, Imagination, and Wellbeing, this seems a good time to reflect on the...
Enhancing participatory research skills and partnerships
Between April and July 2022 LAHRI conducted the project ‘Enhancing participatory research skills and partnerships’ with support from Research England. The overall aim of the...
Norah Smallwood and her correspondence (Brotherton Library Blog)
This month's blog comes from Dr Elizabeth West, ECR Fellow, Centre for Book Publishing and Culture, University of Reading and University of Leeds Brotherton Fellow...
The ‘Mystery’ of Mary Marsden’s Billhead (Blog from our Bedford Fellow)
Dr Hillary Taylor, Lecturer at the Faculty of History, University of Cambridge, and currently our Bedford Fellow, writes: Billheads were used as receipts and as...