Join us for this Special Interest Event as we explore some of Hardy's best-known fiction and poetry, and its contexts, in the company of leading experts on his work. Issues such as sexual equality, university access, finding a basis for Christian faith in the modern world, and the complex relationships between death and desire, the past and the present, the place of nature, the supernatural and archaeology remain as relevant today as they were in Hardy's own time.
Enjoy expanding your knowledge whilst staying and dining at Christ Church.
| Season (3 Apr 2025 - 6 Apr 2025) |
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