Biographicon

Biographicon is a cultural psychogeography of the Northern Enlightenment

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The Ephemeral Tate Wilkinson, with Gillian Russell

Posted July 28, 202300:44:40

In All Saints Pavement Church in York City Centre, there is a marble plaque high on the wall, dedicated to one of the most famous provincial theatre...

Mind your grammar! Barbara Crosbie on Anne Fisher

Posted May 23, 202300:49:17

In this episode, Barbara Crosbie and I talk about why modern English's first female grammarian, Anne Fisher, was such a trailblazer, and the work Barbara...

Joseph Ritson's Revolution, with Jon Mee

Posted February 5, 202300:38:30

Professor Jon Mee from the University of York joins me in this episode to talk about the cantankerous northern antiquarian Joseph Ritson, the man who...

Psychogeography & Thomas Spence, with Alastair Bonnett

Posted January 5, 202300:34:18

Be warned – you may risk arrest if you listen to this podcast!

In this first episode of Biographicon, Professor Alastair Bonnett and I explore...

What is Biographicon?

Posted November 21, 202200:11:00

"By separating into one biographicon this peculiar class of lives, a philanthropic emulation would be excited, a debt of social gratitude would...