WINK postdoctoral researcher Maxim Rigaux will participate in a research seminar at the University of Chicago center in Paris, organized by Prof. Frederick A. de Armas, in which Dr. Rigaux.

On 29-30th November 2021, WINK is holding the International Seminar entitled “The Unchartered Letter: Translation and Reception of Early Modern European Women Writers”, in collaboration with UPF and the Università Degli Studi di Messina.

WINK project director, Carme Font, will give an invited talk at the seminar hosted by professor Sabrina Ebbersmeyer and Women in the History of Early Modern Philosophy, at University of Copenhagen.

On 18 May 2021, from 9:00-17:00, we hold the second WINK-Lab entitled “Genealogies of knowledge (Women Writers C16-C19): Transmission and Reconstruction of Ideas”. We look forward to meeting you there!

On 16 April, 10:30, WINK Project Director Carme Font will give an invited talk at the seminar The Body Politics of Memory: Gender Witnesses (Corpo-polítiques de la memoria: testimonis de gènere).

On 13-22nd April 2021, WINK members will participate in a roundtable at the Renaissance Society of America (Virtual) with a discussion entitled “Genre, Gender, and Print: Can Early Modern Women’s Writing Change the History.

WINK and Laie Bookshop organize the online course Les Invisibles: escriptura i pensament de les dones de la primera modernitat. The cours is well-underway and you can sign-up for individual sessions.

On Friday 27 November, 10:30-13:30, we hold the first WINK-Lab entitled “Genealogies of knowledge (Women Writers C16-C19): Education and Social Change”. Join us via Zoom! Request your access link.

WINK postdoctoral researcher Helena Aguilà Ruzola and project director Carme Font will hold a research session on WINK’s trans-genre methodology and value recovery in the Dipartimento di Civiltà Antiche e Moderne (DiCAM).

WINK core group will hold a research session at Biblioteca de Catalunya on 10 March 2020 accompanied by BBC radio journalist Tim Smith. We shall discuss WINK’s hands-on methodology.

WINK organizes an open research session about the recovery of women’s writing on the occasion of the International Women’s Week. It is even more special because it will be hosted by a BBC Radio 2.

WINK doctoral researchers Paula Yurss and Francesca Blanch will present their doctoral work-in-progress to date in the Department of Filologia Anglesa, UAB. Presentations on Helen Maria Williams and Anna Seward

WINK project director, Carme Font, will give an invited talk at the seminar Figures de la Spiritualité Féminine dans les Espaces Catholiques et Protestants, at Aix-Marseille Université, on 9th December 2019.

WINK postdoctoral researcher Maxim Rigaux will present his paper on female interventions in the Spanish epic tradition in the Iberian world (1556-1756) for the Congreso Internacional BIESES: Redes y escritoras.

WINK doctoral researcher Francesca Blanch Serrat will give a seminar at Keele University for the Early Modern series: Keele Interdisciplinary Early Modern Seminars. Her talk is entitled ‘Writing herself out of reputation’

WINK doctoral researcher Francesca Blanch Serrat will conduct a workshop on Anna Seward at the Johnson Birthplace Museum, Lichfield, on October 15, 2019. Her talk is entitled: “Anna Seward

WINK core group organizes an open session day to present the main project lines and exchange views with interested colleagues and researchers. Stop by any time on 8-9 October 2019

WINK project director, Carme Font, will give a seminar lecture at Women of the Book: A Conference on the Spiritual Lives of Early Modern Women, at Johns Hopkins University

WINK doctoral researcher Francesca Blanch Serrat and project director Carme Font will present their papers on the literary intersections of gender and age at the conference Narratives of Ageing

WINK postdoctoral researcher Helena Aguilà Ruzola will present her paper on feminist interventions in the early modern Spanish print trade at the Congreso Internacional Entreculturas, Universidad de Málaga, Gerard Brenan

WINK project director Carme Font will present an overview and the research statement of Women’s Invisible Ink: Trans-Genre Writing and the Gendering of Intellectual Value in Early Modernity in

WINK project director, Carme Font, will give the keynote talk Hermeneutics of the Feminine: Recovering the Value of Women’s Religious Writings in the Long Reformation, at Wycliffe College, University