Who we are
The 19thc Group is an interdisciplinary research colloquium for
the study of British literature and culture broadly and openly
defined, including trans-Atlantic exchanges, empire, and more.
We are interested in the long nineteenth century--including the
late eighteenth century and the Edwardian period.
The 19thc Group holds meetings each quarter. Our main purpose is to provide a place where graduate students and faculty can share their work in progress. We also meet to hear papers presented by visiting scholars. Most meetings occur on Tuesdays at 4pm.
If you're interested, please sign up for our mailing list by
emailing me at: grossman@humnet.ucla.edu.
Members of the mailing list who are not attending meetings will
eventually be dropped from the list; please just send an email
to rejoin the list if you wish.
Graduate Coordinator
Dustin Friedman
Faculty Coordinator
Jonathan Grossman
Previous Graduate Coordinators
Melissa Sodeman (2005-06)
Matt Dubord (2006-07)
Josie Richstad (2007-08)
Katherine Isokawa (2008-09)
Of Note
Related Links
The Getty Center
UCLA
Special Collections
Huntington Library
Clark Library
Nineteenth-Century
Literature
Americanist Research
Colloquium (ARC)
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2009-10 Schedule
| Tuesday,
October 20
Humanities 193
4pm |
Neil Hultgren, CSU Long Beach
Melodrama, Leprosy, and Transactional Feelings in Stevenson’s
"The Bottle Imp"
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Tuesday, November
17
Humanities 193
4pm
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Cristina Richieri Griffin (UCLA)
Alice Meynell’s Maternal Poetics:
Writing the Rhythms of Womb, Fetus, & Child
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Tuesday, January 19
Humanities 193
4pm
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Martha
Vicinus (U Michigan)
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Saturday, February 13-
Sunday February 15
Royce Hall 306
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Dickens
Project
Winter Grad conference
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Tuesday, March 30
Humanities 193
4pm
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William
Cohen (Maryland)
"French Wilde"
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Tuesday, April
tbd
Humanities 193
4pm
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Ian Newman (UCLA)
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May tbd
4pm
Hum 193 |
Daniel Williford (UCLA)
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 Previous Years: Archive of Schedules
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