Programme

Day 01	Thursday 21 March 2019
09:30-10:00	Welcome: Elinor Shaffer and Maximiliaan van Woudenberg
10:00-11:15	Session 1: A Harzreise in 1799: English Science and the Cosmopolitan Educational Tour Tim Fulford Spinosa Takes to the Hills; or, Did Coleridge Invent the Field Trip. The Influence of the Harz Tour on English Science [Abstract] Maximiliaan van Woudenberg Mineralogy meets 'Kubla Khan': The Harzreise of Coleridge and the 'Carlyon-Parry-Greenation' in 1799 [Abstract]
11:15-11:30	Refreshment Break
11:30-12:45	Session 2: Zeitgeist and Literaturkritik: New Ideas and Practices Maike Oergel Zeitgeist and the Spirit of the Age: Hare and Hazlitt's Engagement with a New (German) Idea [Abstract] John Guthrie Translation and Literary Criticism in Eighteenth-Century Germany. The Case of Milton [Abstract]
13:00-14:30	Lunch
14:45-16:00	Session 3: New Disciplines and Anglo-German Innovations Elinor Shaffer Johann Gottfried Eichhorn: The Higher Criticism and the Göttingen Historical School [Abstract] Neil Vickers Coleridge and Beddoes [Abstract]
16:00-16:30	Refreshment Break
16:30-17:15	Session 4: German Collections in England Susan Reed 'The Best German Library Out of Germany': Collecting and Collections from Eighteenth- and Nineteenth-Century Germany in the British Library [Abstract]
18:30-20:00	Informal Group Dinner

Day 02	Friday 22 March 2019
10:00-10:45	Session 5: Beyond Borders: Transnational Reception Eugenia Perojo Foreign and Native Sources and Background of Coleridge's Criticism of Don Juan in Biographia Literaria [Abstract]
10:45-11:15	Refreshment Break
11:15-12:30	Session 6: Henry Crabb Robinson and Anglo-German Circulation and Reception Philipp Hunnekuhl Prosody and morality: Herder, Wordsworth, and Crabb Robinson [Abstract] James Vigus A Goethe for the Unitarians: Henry Crabb Robinson reviews Sarah Austin's Characteristics of Goethe (1833) [Abstract]
12:30-14:30	Lunch
14:30-16:00	Round Table Discussion
16:00-16:15	Closing Thoughts