Richard Serjeantson

Name:	Richard Serjeantson
Affiliation:	Trinity College, Cambridge
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Last login:	Wed Feb 07 09:22:54 +0000 2024

Public lists managed by Richard Serjeantson

• Birkbeck Lectures
• Clark Lectures
• Early Modern British and Irish History Seminar
• Lees Knowles Lectures
• Philosophy and Natural Philosophy in the Early Modern Period
• Tarner Lectures

Talks given by Richard Serjeantson

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• The education of Francis Willughby: new philosophy and natural history in mid-17th-century Cambridge
• Philosophy and Natural Philosophy in the Early Modern Period

Talks organised by Richard Serjeantson

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• Clark Lecture 4. On the ‘voice of the poem’
• Clark Lecture 3. ‘Something there is that talks within’
• Clark Lecture 2. ‘The impersonal personal’
• Clark Lecture 1. The ‘inhuman’ aspect of lyric poetry
• Getting to Know You: Occupation and Information
• Fighting Total War: A View from the Ground
• Envisioning and Preparing for Total War
• On the Road to Hell: Sovereignty Reconfigured
• Ontologies and Values
• Heuristics and its Hazards
• Gurus, Experts, Idiots and the Modalities of Debate
• Democracy and Demonstration
• Shakespeare and rhetorical closure
• Shakespeare and the rhetoric of narrative
• Shakespeare on beginning to speak
• The Renaissance theory of rhetorical invention
• Religious communities as communities of knowledge
• Reading practices in Early Christianity and the individualisation process
• Scripture and paideia in Late Antiquity
• A new ethos and the religious mutation in the Roman Empire
• Common Weal and Res Publica: The Conception of the Tudor State, 1450–1530
• The Intellectual Origins of the Anglo-Dutch Alliance (1667–77)
• Running the Race: The Life Course and Protestant Piety in Early Modern Britain
• ‘Crafty Catholic children abroad in every quarter and coast’: The engagement of children in the practice of Catholicism in England, c. 1560–1660
• Questions of Loyalty: The Catholic Peerage in Early Restoration Ireland
• Thomas Hobbes, Heresy, and the Theological Project of 'Leviathan'
• The History and Archeology of a Seventeenth-Century Library: Peterhouse from Andrew Perne (d. 1589) to John Cosin (d. 1672)
• Living with the Loving God: Oliver Cromwell’s Religion Revisited
• Ancient Wisdom in the Age of the New Philosophy: Scholarship and ‘Rational Religion’ 1650–1700
• Catholic Separatism, Church Popery and Late Elizabethan Politics
• From Uniformity to Disunity: The Dissenters’ Private Academies, 1662–1714
• The Reformation of the Generations: Youth, Age and Religious Change in England c.1500–1700
• Foreign Reformed Churches and England’s Second Reformation, 1636–62
• English Print Culture and the Question of Cromwellian Kingship
• Living With History
• Presbyterians, Congregationalists and the Struggle for Parish Reform, 1640–42
• ‘A divine kinde of rhetoricke’: Godly Preaching and the Rhetorical Tradition
• The Witch of Wapping: Judicial Murder; Family Disputes; Constitutional Law in mid-seventeenth century England
• A World Elsewhere
• A Disciplined Eye
• Anglo-French Cultural Transmission: the case of John Locke and the Huguenots
• An Antique Land
• Monarchy Asserted: The Conservative Cromwellians and the Restoration
• A Pattern Science
• Causes and Nature of Royalist Disappointment in Restoration England and Wales
• The Bishops and the Duke of Buckingham, 1624–26
• St John's College (Cambridge) and the Reformation, 1534-74
• Parliament and the Public in the 1620s: Reassessing Conrad Russell
• The Demise of Baconian Natural History
• Experimental and Speculative Natural Philosophy
• The Royal Society Illustrations of Richard Waller
• John Locke and the third Earl of Shaftesbury: the Disintegration of a Friendship
• Imagination and Nature in Late Scholasticism
• Christianity, Islam and the Yoruba: (4) Histories of the Present
• Christianity, Islam and the Yoruba: (3) Competing Fundamentalisms?
• From Boyne to Boston: Aspects of Irish Jacobite Poetry
• Christianity, Islam and the Yoruba: (2) Conversion, Colonialism and Community
• The Political Pulpit: Ministers, Mobilisation and the Royalist Message, c. 1642–1649
• Christianity, Islam and the Yoruba: (1) A Situated Comparison of Religions
• ‘Ye attainment of Learning, & increase in Knowledge’: Seventeenth-century study directives and the uses of Roman history
• Aristotelian Ancient Constitutionalism in Stuart Ireland: Substance, the Four Causes and Politics
• Prayerbook Anglicanism
• Beyond Good and Evil: Thinking with Moderates in Early Modern England
• One Hundred Terms of the Early Modern British History Seminar + Summer Drinks Party
• Answering ‘The Soap Makers Complaint': John Lilburne, George Thompson, and the Committee for Regulating the Excise
• 'A bulwarke against the kingdome of Antechrist': religious identities and the geopolitics of the Northern Atlantic
• Richard Hakluyt’s ‘Political Economy’: the Blessings of Exchange
• Clark Lecture seminar in conjunction with the History of the Book seminar
• Ecclesiastical Liberty in Early Stuart England
• Forms Affect Meaning: Pauses and Pitches in Early Modern Texts
• Cardenio Lost. Or, How to Make a Play with Don Quixote?
• Church History for a King: Isaac Casaubon in England, 1610-1614
• Oisin Comes Home: Yeats as Inheritor
• Lost in the Big House: Anglo-Irishry and the Uses of the Supernatural
• Aggression, Expediency and the defence of Parliament
• The First Romantics: Young Irelands between Catholic Emancipation and the Famine
• ‘Counterfeit commonwealthsmen’? The tactics of the 'crypto-royalists' during Richard Cromwell's Parliament
• The Politicisation of Irish Literature
• Socinianism and the limits of toleration in the 1650s
• The informality of rule: managing Elizabethan Government
• The singularity of James Harrington’s political thought: the case for political equality
• Regency in Sixteenth-Century Scotland
• Poetry, Drama and the Cromwellian Atlantic
• Richard Bancroft, the Making of an arch anti-puritan
• The Monarchical Republic of Tudor England and the Empire of Great Britain
• Caroline Calvinism? The cases of Robert Sanderson and Humphrey Sydenham
• Commerce, the state and political conflict in seventeenth-century England: the career of Benjamin Worsley
• Making Sense of William Cecil