UCLA Though considered during his lifetime one of the greatest writers of the age, and often one of the greatest of all time, Sir Walter Scott seems to have been dropped, at least in America, from the canon. This conference will focus on the ways in which Scott links much of what is central to the eighteenth-century Enlightenment with political and cultural crises of the early nineteenth century. To register, please fill out the form below and mail it to the Center address. April 28 Please note that space at the Clark is limited and registration closes when capacity is reached.
Fees cover the cost of lunches and other refreshments.