Carolyn Dinshaw, discusses "Paradise Lost, Regained, Refracted: Saint Brendan's Isle and the Temporalities and Optics of Desire". Dinshaw is Professor of Social and Cultural Analysis, English at New York University. This talk was included in the conference session topic titled, “Queer Temporalities”.

Paradise Lost, Regained, Refracted: Saint Brendan's Isle and the Temporalities and Optics of Desire

This interdisciplinary conference explores recent conversations in the study of sexuality in early modern England, with particular focus on historicist and queer methodologies, and seeks to move the field beyond current methodological debates by presenting scholarship on the intersection of the history of sexuality with histories of religion, of science, and of imperial expansion.

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Paradise Lost, Regained, Refracted: Saint Brendan's Isle and the Temporalities and Optics of Desire

Paradise Lost, Regained, Refracted: Saint Brendan's Isle and the Temporalities and Optics of Desire