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The impact of Nottingham Trent University English Research on Labouring-Class Writers |
This is a survey about research activities on the recovery and understanding of labouring-class writers (e.g. John Clare, Robert Bloomfield, Ann Yearsley), led by John Goodridge and his colleagues at Nottingham Trent University (NTU) since 1993, and the effect they have had on readers and scholars.
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About your engagement with this body of work
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Please say which of these NTU-sourced publications you have read or consulted (tick as many as apply). |
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Please say which of these NTU-sourced online resources you have used, if any. |
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Please say which events have you attended, if any? |
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Have you engaged with NTU’s labouring-class poetry research in any of the following capacities (please tick as may as apply) |
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Have you ever been involved in an academic course which included any of NTU’s labouring-class poetry research? |
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Thank you for your thoughts and your time
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