DHLRC
D.H. Lawrence Research Centre

Black and white photo of Idella Purnell, D.H. Lawrence, Frieda Lawrence, Willard Johnson and Dr George E. Purnell at a cantina in Chapala, Mexico, 1923News and events

The D. H. Lawrence Research Centre is actively involved in research events, exhibitions, and conferences, all of which directly relate and contribute to the study of Lawrence's life and works.

Here you can find out about the latest news and events, as well as access an archive containing details of past events.  

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Nottingham named UNESCO City of Literature

Description
UNESCO has awarded the city of Nottingham the 'City of Literature' status. The bid process has helped place literature and Creative Writing at the heart of Nottingham life.
Date:
15/12/2015

School of English congratulates new Doctoral Graduates

School of English congratulates new Doctoral Graduates
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A celebration of PhD students graduating from the School of English, December 2015
Date:
01/12/2015

Review of Jed Mercurio's 2015 adaptation of Lady Chatterley's Lover

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Dr Andrew Harrison discusses the latest screen version of DH Lawrence's 1920s novel in The Conversation.
Date:
07/09/2015

Linguistic performance features in clinical skills exams - report published by King's College London with the University of Nottingham

Linguistic performance features in clinical skills exams - report published by King's College London with the University of Nottingham
Description
A research report published today by King's College London with the University of Nottingham has identified linguistic features that contribute to our understanding of the reasons why International Medical Graduates (IMGs) have a lower success rate than their UK counterparts in the UK's General Practice licensing examination. The research focused on linguistic and cultural factors that could affect performance and was designed to have a positive impact on the ongoing concern about differential pass rates.
Date:
17/11/2014
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Dr Andrew Harrison

Centre for Regional Literature and Culture

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