The Review of English Studies | Oxford Academic

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The Review of English Studies was founded in 1925 to publish literary-historical research in all areas of English literature and the English language from the earliest period to the present … Virtual Issues Keats and Shelley Virtual Issue Scholarship on Keats, Shelley and their circles has flourished in recent years, with major new editions and monographs alongside companions, handbooks, and other important collections of essays. In 2021-22, bicentennial celebrations of the extraordinary creative output of both poets (Keats died on 23rd February 1821, Shelley on 8 July 1822) provide an opportunity to bring together, in this Virtual Issue of theReview of English Studies, some of the best scholarship on their writings to have been published in recent volumes of RES.Explore the collection Past Virtual Issues Browse previous virtual issues published byThe Review of English Studies on the themes of: Dickens and the Victorian Novel Wordsworth and Romanticism English Studies and Europe Chaucer For more previous Virtual Issues fromRES, explore the Virtual Issue Archive. Editor's Choice Medieval Middle English in Early Audenby Conor LeahyVolume 70Issue 295 Early Modern The Jacobean King’s Men: A ReconsiderationbyHolger Schott SymeVolume 70, Issue 294 Restoration to Romantic The Voyage of Richard Castelman (1726): A New Document for Transatlantic Literary StudiesbyHazel WilkinsonVolume 70, Issue 295 Victorian and Modern National Poets on Tour in June 2016: ‘Shore to Shore’ and Brexit byAnne Varty Volume 70, Issue 293 On the OUPblog Resisting Slavery Read the blog postby Susan ValladaresSusan Valladares shifts the emphasis away from the heroic agency embodied by Obi’s eponymous ‘Three-Fingered Jack’ in order to explore the politics of black resistance activated by the minor, but important,characterof ‘Jonkanoo’.Read her originalRESarticle:Afro-Creole Revelry and Rebellion on the British Stage: Jonkanoo in Obi; or, Three-Fingered Jack (1800)by Susan ValladaresThe Review of English Studies(2019)‘Plate III, NegresauTravail’. CC BY 4.0 viaWellcome Collection. How medieval English Literature found a European audience Read the blog post by Aisling ByrneThe story of English as a global language usually begins with expansion into the New World. But, Aisling Byrne argues, there is an earlier, untold story about how royal, religious and commercial connections spread English literature overseas in the Middle Ages instead.Read heroriginalRES article:From Hólar to Lisbon: Middle English Literature in Medieval Translation, c.1286–c.1550by Aisling ByrneThe Review of English Studies (Advance Access)Image: Public Domain via Pixabay. Making Shakespeare a classic Read the blog post by Daniel BlankDaniel Blank discusses the reception of Shakespeare's works amongthe students and fellows of early modern Oxford and Cambridge. He examines two university theatrical productions that engage closely with Shakespeare's works, arguing that the process of establishing Shakespeare as a 'classic' in the academic setting actually occurred much earlier than previously thought.Read his original RES article:‘Our Fellow Shakespeare’: A Contemporary Classic in the Early Modern Universityby Daniel BlankThe Review of English StudiesImage credit: William Shakespeare Statue.Public domain via Pixabay. The RES Essay Prize Essay Prize 2021 Entries to theRESEssay Prize will reopen from 1 April until 30 June 2021.Find out more and submit 2019 The 2019winner ofThe Review of English Studiesessay prize is Clough, Emerson, and Knowingness by FergusMcGhee.Read the article. Past winners A selection of past winners of RES Essay prize are freely available to read online.Browse now American Literary Studies Explore the new American Literary Studies collection, showcasing research from across Oxford University Press' portfolio of books and journals. Covering a wide range of subtopics, discover the free to read journal articles, specially commissioned blog posts, and more.Read now Email alerts Register to receive table of contents email alerts as soon as new issues of The Review of English Studies are published online.Sign up Recommend to your library Fill out our simple online form to recommend The Review of English Studies to your library.Recommend now Author resources Learn about how to submit your article, our publishing process, and tips on how to promote your article.Find out more Related Titles The Year's Work in Critical and Cultural Theory The Year's Work in English Studies Forum for Modern Language Studies Essays in Criticism Notes and Queries The Cambridge Quarterly English: Journal of the English Association Oxford University Press is a department of the University of Oxford. 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