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Taylorian Lecture
The Taylorian Lecture, sometimes referred to as the "Special Taylorian Lecture" or "Taylorian Special Lecture", is a prestigious annual lecture on Modern European Literature, delivered at the Taylor Institution in the University of Oxford since 1889.
==1889-1899==
The first eleven lectures were published collectively in 1900, under the title ''(Studies in European Literature, being the Taylorian Lectures 1889—1899 )'':
*1889: Edward Dowden, “Literary Criticism in France”
*1890: Walter Pater, “Prosper Mérimée”
*1891: W. M. Rossetti, “Leopardi”
*1892: T. W. Rolleston, “Lessing and Modern German Literature”
*1893 (delivered 1894): Stéphane Mallarmé, “La musique et les lettres” (Music and Literature)
*1894: Alfred Morel-Fatio, “L'Espagne du Don Quijote”
*1895: H. R. F. Brown, “Paolo Sarpi”
*1896 (delivered 1897): Paul Bourget, “Gustave Flaubert”
*1897: C. H. Herford, “Goethe’s Italian Journey”
*1898: Henry Butler Clarke, “The Spanish Rogue-Story”
*1899 (delivered 1900): W. P. Ker, “Boccaccio”
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