Summer is Ending. It must be time for VISAWUS!
As preparations for the new semester begin, I have a few links for you to enjoy when you need a break. 1) Head over to the Edmonton Journal (click here) to read about the life and times of Rowland...
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Victorian Boundaries: Crossings and Passings Organizer: Daniel Martin (WLU) The Victorian Studies Association of Western Canada invites papers that address the Congress theme of borders and boundaries....
View Article8 Days and Counting*
The deadline for VSAWC conference proposals is coming up quickly. Your 250-word abstracts (with title) and separate 75-word biographical blurb is due October 18. To submit your abstract, e-mail...
View ArticleVictorian Review Site Preview: An Interview with Sarah Bull (VSAWC 2013)
We sat down with Sarah Bull in April to discuss her Spring 2012 Victorian Review article “Purveyor of Garbage? Charles Carrington and the Marketing of Sexual Science in Late-Victorian Britain.” Her...
View ArticleVictorian Review Site Preview: An Interview with Monica Flegel (VSAWC 2013)
We sat down to talk with Monica Flegel about animal studies at VSAWC 2013. Her paper at the conference, “Becoming Crazy Cat Lady: Victorian Spinsters and their Furry Kin,” builds on her work on...
View ArticleVictorian Review Site Preview: An Interview with Paisley Mann (VSAWC 2013)
Paisley Mann’s article “Memory as ‘Shifting Sand’: The Subversive Power of Illustration in George Du Maurier’s Peter Ibbetson” explores the unreliability of memory in Du Maurier’s novel, which follows...
View ArticleVictorian Review Site Preview: Interview with Keridiana Chez (VSAWC 2013)
Keridiana Chez met with us to discuss her article from the Victorian Review 37.1, the Spring 2012 issue, “You Can’t Trust Wolves No More Nor Women”: Canines, Women, and Deceptive Docility in Bram...
View ArticleVictorian Review Site Preview: Interviews
At the annual VSAWC conference last year, the team at Victorian Review interviewed upcoming and established scholars about their research. We previewed four of these interviews over the holiday break,...
View ArticleAnother VSAWC Conference has Come and Gone
Catch up on the fun had below! We hope to see everyone next year! [View the story "VSAWC 2014: Live from Banff " on Storify]
View ArticleRemembering VSAWC 2015
VSAWC 2015 (April 10 to 11, 2015):* Victorian Bodies at the Manteo Lakeside Resort in Kelowna, BC A link to linear version of our story if you prefer:...
View ArticleCFP: Cahiers Victoriens et Edouardiens
Cahiers Victoriens et Edouardiens Object Lessons: The Victorians and the Material Text A special issue edited by Mary Elizabeth Leighton and Lisa Surridge Building on Caroline Levine¹s 2006 call for a...
View ArticleVISAWUS 2016 Conference CFP
Victorian Interdisciplinary Studies Association of the Western United States 2016 Conference ~ Transgressions September 29-October 1, 2016 Austin, Texas USA The Victorian Interdisciplinary Studies...
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8 Days and Counting*
The deadline for VSAWC conference proposals is coming up quickly. Your 250-Âword abstracts (with title) and separate 75-word biographical blurb is due October 18. To submit your abstract, e-mail...
View ArticleVictorian Review Site Preview: An Interview with Sarah Bull (VSAWC 2013)
We sat down with Sarah Bull in April to discuss her Spring 2012 Victorian Review article “Purveyor of Garbage? Charles Carrington and the Marketing of Sexual Science in Late-Victorian Britain.†Her...
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Victorian Review Site Preview: An Interview with Monica Flegel (VSAWC 2013)
Cat Ladies from "The Curious Brain" We sat down to talk with Monica Flegel about animal studies at VSAWC 2013. Her paper at the conference, “Becoming Crazy Cat Lady: Victorian Spinsters and their Furry...
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Victorian Review Site Preview: An Interview with Paisley Mann (VSAWC 2013)
Paisley Mann’s article “Memory as ‘Shifting Sandâ€: The Subversive Power of Illustration in George Du Maurier’s Peter Ibbetson” explores the unreliability of memory in Du Maurier’s novel, which...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Victorian Review Site Preview: Interview with Keridiana Chez (VSAWC 2013)
Image from Mostly Movies Keridiana Chez met with us to discuss her article from the Victorian Review 37.1, the Spring 2012 issue, “You Can’t Trust Wolves No More Nor Women”: Canines, Women, and...
View ArticleVictorian Review Site Preview: Interviews
At the annual VSAWC conference last year, the team at Victorian Review interviewed upcoming and established scholars about their research. We previewed four of these interviews over the holiday break,...
View ArticleAnother VSAWC Conference has Come and Gone
Catch up on the fun had below! We hope to see everyone next year! [View the story “VSAWC 2014: Live from Banff ” on Storify]
View ArticleClik here to view.
Remembering VSAWC 2015
VSAWC 2015 (April 10 to 11, 2015):* Victorian Bodies at the Manteo Lakeside Resort in Kelowna, BC A link to linear version of our story if you prefer:...
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