Join us on Friday, March 27, for the second meeting of the USC-Huntington Early Modern Studies Institute European Literature Seminar.

Sabina Zonno, Research Associate in European Art at the Huntington Library, and  Lynn Dodd, Professor of the Practice of Religion and Spatial Sciences at University of Southern California, will present, "Presence: the Pilgrimage of Reading of Medieval and Early Renaissance Manuscripts in Virtual Spaces."

This event combines book history with digital studies and happily involves hands-on instruction in the relationship between the two. Space somewhat limited.
The last half hour is designated for one-on-one engagement with virtual / digital media.

Organized by Heather James (Professor of English, Comparative Literature, and Classics at USC), the EMSI European Literature and Culture Seminar brings together scholars in Southern California who work in early modern, Renaissance, 18th-Century studies and find that their broad interests in reading, scholarship, and teaching range among fields and languages.

All EMSI events are free and open to the public.