'Understanding Depression' Dr Alison Brabban

'The Englishman's Malady: Goldsmith and Civilised Needs' Professor Nigel Wood

'Women's Spiritual Autobiography' Professor Anne Laurence

'Revisiting the Boswells: Work, Politeness, and Melancholy in the Scottish Enlightenment' Professor Anthony J. LaVopa

'“The true culprit is the mind, which can never run away from itself” (Horace): Samuel Johnson and Depression' Professor Serge Soupel

'“Anxious Cares”: From Pope's Spleen to Coleridge's Dejection' Professor Michael O'Neill

'Coleridge's Melancholy' Dr Neil Vickers

'Melancholy Amusements: Women, Gardens, and the Depression of Spirits' Dr Stephen Bending

'“Mere Despair”: Alexander Pope and the Death of Hope' Professor Allan Ingram

'"As melancholy as a sick Parrot": Depressed(?) Women at the Beginning of the Long Eighteenth Century' Elaine Hobby

'Burton & Sons: The Masks of Melancholy' Madeleine Descargues-Grant

'Frances Burney and Alexander d'Arblay: Creative and Uncreative Gloom' Peter Sabor

‘18th-Century Blues: Assembling the Melancholy Mind’ Professor Allan Ingram & Dr Leigh Wetherall Dickson

‘Beset by Blue Devils: Romney, Wright and the Impact of Depression’ David Cross

'Get Happy! Romantic Psychiatry and the Addiction to Wellness Professor Joel Faflak

'Engraving the 18th-Century Blues: Hogarth's Representation of Depression' Professor Peter Wagner (University of Koblenz-Landau)