London Nineteenth Century Seminar – Autumn 2019
All seminars will be held at King’s College London’s Bush House (South East Wing, SE2.09). Entrance to the Souh-East Wing is via the north side of Strand. Seminars run […]
Category Archives: Announcement
CFP Reminder: Special Issue of Victorian Poetry: Alfred Tennyson
Submissions are invited for articles concerning any aspects of the style, influences, and literary connections of Alfred Tennyson, to feature in a special issue of Victorian Poetry planned for publication in the […]
PhD Opportunity: ‘Manchester Goods’, trading a global commodity: the role of the merchant community in the rise of Manchester as a world centre for cotton textiles in the 19th century
Location: Norwich (UEA) Start Date: January 2020 Closes: (Deadline) 6/10/19 No. of positions available: 1 Hours: part time or full time Contract: Contract Supervisor: Prof E Griffin Project description: This […]
Conan Doyle and London Symposium
15 November 2019, 9.15am – 6.30pm, Room G7, Senate House “Dickens’ London. And Conan Doyle’s—just as legendary, in its own way.” Franco Moretti, Atlas of the European Novel 1800-1900. Our […]
Upcoming Bicentenary Celebrations at Windsor Castle
Please see the attached flyer Recording Raphael: Prince Albert’s visionary project Tuesday, 8 October 18:30 – 20:00 Join our curators as they explore how Prince Albert combined his love of […]
Registration Open – New Directions in Nineteenth-Century Periodical Studies Conference
Registration is now open for the New Directions in Nineteenth-Century Periodical Studies Conference, taking place at the University of Leeds on 20th September 2019, 09:00-19:00. New Directions is a conference to promote discussion of […]
The Biographical Dictionary of Greater Manchester Architects, 1800-1940
On behalf of the Manchester Group of the Victorian Society, The Biographical Dictionary of Greater Manchester Architects, 1800-1940 is now live on-line, at http://www.manchestervictorianarchitects.org.uk providing details of over 1,000 architects, 400 […]
#Dickens2019: Prisons, Barnaby Rudge, and Educational Poppy-Growing
Lydia Craig is a fifth-year PhD candidate in the Nineteenth-Century Studies program at Loyola University Chicago, co-chair of the Dickens Society communications committee, and founding member of the Loyola University […]
