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m> Subject: Re: PED Seminar: Brian Boyd (Apr. 16th @ 4:00pm) Date: Tue, 10 Apr 2012 15:14:39 +0000 What I have found out so far: below is from the Radcliffe web site...it is April 13, 14...Brian's paper is part of the workshop with Stephen Greenblatt and Peter Ellison, 9:30am on Saturday in Byerly Hall,

one else. How can I show the enormous difference between the love lyricism in his greatest romantic comedy and the love lyrics in his Sonnets? Poet Don Paterson, in his buoyant recent book on the Sonnets, assumes that they "have to be read as a narrative of the progress of love." I will suggest, on the contr

be able to attend either, but I will ask just in case! Thanks again for your help. On Apr 10, 2012, at 2:02 PM, Huang, May wrote: hi attached is Radcliffe's tentative agenda that Michael from my office got today from Stephen Greenblatt. in addition to Brian Boyd's April 14th (9:30am) paper presentation

one else. How can I show the enormous difference between the love lyricism in his greatest romantic comedy and the love lyrics in his Sonnets? Poet Don Paterson, in his buoyant recent book on the Sonnets, assumes that they "have to be read as a narrative of the progress of love." I will suggest, on the cont

ey Epstein CC <[email protected]> Subject: Fwd: PED Seminar: Brian Boyd (Apr. 16th @ 4:00pm) Please see attachment at very bottom of mail re the Radcliffe tentative agenda...there is a dinner at 7pm the night of 12th but that is it...no seminar. Begin forwarded message: From: "Huang, May" < Date: Ap

one else. How can I show the enormous difference between the love lyricism in his greatest romantic comedy and the love lyrics in his Sonnets? Poet Don Paterson, in his buoyant recent book on the Sonnets, assumes that they "have to be read as a narrative of the progress of love." I will suggest, on the cont

emic/seminars2012.aspx#april seminar ("The Shape of a Human Life" April 13-14) which i believe is by invitation only. for more information about the Radcliffe seminar you could contact the organizer Stephen Greenblatt http://english.fas.harvard.edu/people/faculty via email thanks and have a great weeken

one else. How can I show the enormous difference between the love lyricism in his greatest romantic comedy and the love lyrics in his Sonnets? Poet Don Paterson, in his buoyant recent book on the Sonnets, assumes that they "have to be read as a narrative of the progress of love." I will suggest, on the contr

emic/seminars2012.aspx#april seminar ("The Shape of a Human Life" April 13-14) which i believe is by invitation only. for more information about the Radcliffe seminar you could contact the organizer Stephen Greenblatt http://english.fas.harvard.edu/people/faculty via email thanks and have a great weeken

one else. How can I show the enormous difference between the love lyricism in his greatest romantic comedy and the love lyrics in his Sonnets? Poet Don Paterson, in his buoyant recent book on the Sonnets, assumes that they "have to be read as a narrative of the progress of love." I will suggest, on the contr

r. Brian Boyd (Apr. 16th @ 4:00pm) Attachments: Shape of a Human Life Radcliffe agenda.docx; Untitled attachment 00105.htm hi Lesley: attached is Radcliffe's tentative agenda that Michael from my =ffice got today from Stephen Greenblatt. in addition to Brian Boyd's =pril 14th (9:30am) paper presentation

yone else. How can I show the enormous difference =etween the love lyricism in his greatest romantic comedy and the love =yrics in his Sonnets? Poet Don Paterson, in his buoyant recent book on the Sonnets, assumes that they "have to be read as a narrative of the progress of =ove." I will suggest, on the contr

mic/seminars2012.aspztiapril seminar ("The Shape of a Human Life" April 13-14) which i believe is by invitation only. for more information about the Radcliffe seminar you could contact the organizer Stephen Greenblatt http://english.fas.harvard.edu/people/faculty via email . thanks and have a great week

one else. How can I show the enormous difference between the love lyricism in his greatest romantic comedy and the love lyrics in his Sonnets? Poet Don Paterson, in his buoyant recent book on the Sonnets, assumes that they "have to be read as a narrative of the progress of love." I will suggest, on the contr