Although centered in the Midwest, we welcome members and participants from all regions of the United States and abroad. 8212; Saint Louis University Campus. And of course, in person! .

Modern Musings on the Long Nineteenth Century. Layovers, Railroads, and Cab Rides. Planes, Trains, and Automobiles. 8216;s hitherto unknown poetry arranged .

Is in the writing-up year of her PhD at Keele University.

The Summer 2015 issue of. And guest edited by Professor Pamela K. The British Empire and Victorian Literature and Culture.

Eb, a guide to research resources written by Patrick Leary, the founder and manager of the long-running VICTORIA. Discussion list for Victorian Studies. Like VICTORIA, the VRW is dedicated to the scholarly study of nineteenth-century Britain, and to aiding researchers, teachers, and students in their investigations of any and all aspects of this fascinating period.

Welcome to the British Association for Victorian Studies. Is a multidisciplinary organisation dedicated to the advancement and dissemination of knowledge about the Victorian period. It has over 600 members based in the UK and beyond, and drawn both from the academic community and the general public. Our members have a wide range of interests in the nineteenth century, including art history.

June 3-6, 2013, Venice, Italy. Registration will be open starting March 4. Please note that registration fees go up by 50 euros on April 15.

Literary Tourism in the Long Nineteenth Century. Literary Sites and Useful Links. The event brought together more than forty academics, students, artists, museum professionals and volunteers for a stimulating day of papers and discussion exploring literary tourism in the long nineteenth century. A copy of the programme is available here. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.

Research and events in nineteenth-century literature and culture at the University of Leicester. Victorian Studies Centre Spring Seminar Series 2015. Read about our Spring Seminar Series 2015, featuring a fascinating range of papers and topics. Victorian Studies Spring Seminar Series 2014. In this post, Rachel Anchor writes about the long history .