20th Hazlitt Day School
in collaboration with The Byron Society
Saturday 17 September 2022
Bloomsbury Campus, University College London
The full programme for this event is below, and there are two options for attendees. You can attend the full-day conference, or you can book the Annual Lecture only (the Annual Lecture is free). The links for booking these two options are below.
Register for Full-Day Conference (including Annual Lecture)
Register for Annual Lecture only
One-day conference 9.15-5.15
University College London
Tickets £20 (£15 concessions)
Morning Session
9.15-9.40am Arrival and registration, tea and coffee
9.40-10.00am The Liberal: an introduction to the journal (David Woodhouse)
10.00-10.15am Liberal: an introduction to the keyword (John Gardner)
10.15-10.45am Don Juan and The Liberal (Jane Stabler)
10.45-11.15am ‘On the Spirit of Monarchy’ (Ian Haywood)
11.15am-11.35am Coffee
11.35am-12.35pm Panel session on transnational liberalism in the early 1820s (chaired by Roderick Beaton and featuring Lilla Maria Crisafulli, Maria Schoina and Will Bowers)
12.35-1.30pm Lunch
Afternoon Session
1.30-2.00pm A Liberal’s Vision of Judgment? (Bernard Beatty)
2.00-2.30pm The Shelleys and The Liberal (James Grande)
2.30-3.00pm Guiseppe Molini, Leigh Hunt and The Liberal (Tim Webb)
3.00-3.20pm Coffee
3.20-3.50pm ‘My First Acquaintance with Poets’ (Jon Cook)
3.50-4.05pm Readings from The Liberal (Gregory Dart and Uttara Natarajan)
4.15-5.15pm The Annual Lecture: ‘Preposterous Liberalism and The Liberal’ (Richard Cronin)
5.30pm Drinks
For enquiries, please email: theliberalbicentenary@gmail.com
