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Previous Years: Archive of Schedule
2002-03 | 2003-04 | 2004-05
| 2005-06 | 2006-07 |
2007-08 | 2008-09
2008-09 Schedule (archive)
| Tuesday,
October 14
Humanities 193
4pm
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Helena
Michie (Rice)
Victorian(ist) "Whiles" and the Tenses of Historicism
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Tuesday,
November 25
Humanities 193
4pm
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Jim Caufield
“Most Free from Personality”:
Arnold’s Method of Ethical Exemplarity
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Tuesday, March 3
Humanities 193
4pm
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Josie Richstad
"Fashioning the Fashionable Novel: The Social Exclusivity
of English Fiction, 1824-1848"
a dissertation prospectus
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Tuesday, May 5
Humanities 193
4pm
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Jami Bartlett (Irvine)
Throwing Things in Thackeray |
Thursday
May 28
Humanities 193
4pm
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Elizabeth Miller (UC-Davis)
Measured Revolution:
Poetry and the Late-Victorian Radical Press
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2007-2008 Schedule
4pm,
Tuesday
October 16
Humanities 193
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Noah Comet
Felicia Hemans and the "exquisite remains"
of Modern Greece
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4pm,
Tuesday
November 6
Humanities 193
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Matt Dubord
Free, Brave, and Personal:
Art and Politics in Henry James’s The Tragic Muse
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4pm, Tuesday
November 20
Humanities 193
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Adam Lowenstein
“Surprises that struck the hour”:
The Tragic Muse and the Representational Crisis
of the Jamesian Serial
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4pm, Monday
January 28
Humanities 193 |
Dustin Friedman
dissertation prospectus roundtable:
"Untidy lives": Negativity and Desire in
the British Künstlerroman, 1866-1919 |
4pm,
Tuesday
March 4
Humanities 193 |
Kate Bergren
The Romantic Epigraph in
Lydia Maria Child's Antislavery Writing |
4pm,
Tuesday
March 18
Humanities 193 |
David Kurnick
(Rutgers)
Acoustics in the Thackeray Theater |
| 4pm, Tuesday
April 8
Humanities 193 |
“What I Am Doing in the Library”
A Panel Featuring Huntington and Clark Library
Visiting Fellows
Arranged by Joseph Bristow
Stefano Evangelista (Trinity College, Oxford)
Oscar Wilde’s Aesthetic Education
Josephine McDonagh (King’s College London)
Literature in a Time of Migration: Mobility and Locality
in Nineteenth-Century British Writing
Mark Turner (King’s College London)
Wilde and the Culture of Journalism in the 1880s
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4pm,
Tuesday
April 29
Humanities 193 |
Katherine
Isokawa
"The Motor's Come to Stay":
Reading Motion in Howards End |
| Cancelled |
Helena
Michie (Rice)
Victorian(ist) "Whiles" and the Tenses of Historicism
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2006-2007 Schedule (archive)
Tuesday, 4pm
October 31
Humanities 193
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Josephine Richstad (UCLA, English)
"Proofs of so wild a story":
Authority at Stake in Bram Stoker's Dracula
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Tuesday, 4pm
November 14
Humanities 193 |
Julie Codell (ASU, Art History)
Indian Travelers' Narratives:
The Guest Discourse & Reversing the Grand Tour
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Tuesday, 4pm
January 16
Humanities 193 |
Jim Masland (UCLA, English)
Authoring a British Identity:
Narratives of Afro-Caribbean Masculinity
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Tuesday, 4pm
February 6
Humanities 193 |
Joseph Childers (UC Riverside, English)
Mr. Mukharji Goes to London
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Tuesday, 4pm
April 24
Humanities 193 |
Anna Kornbluh (UC Irvine, English)
'Money expects Money':
The Economic Problem of Satire
in The Way We Live Now
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Thursday, 4pm
May 17
Humanities 250
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Hilary Schor (USC, English)
George Eliot and the Curious Bride;
or Maidens Choosing.
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2005-2006 Schedule (archive)
Wednesday, October 12
4pm
1301 Rolfe |
Adam Lowenstein (English, UCLA)
Henry James and the Evolution of the Art-Novel |
Tuesday, November 1
4pm
1301 Rolfe |
Ayelet Ben-Yishai (English, Berkeley)
Victorian Commonalities: Gossip, Fiction and the
Problem of Legal Positivism
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Tuesday, November 29
4pm
1301 Rolfe |
Noelle Chao (English, UCLA)
At the Border of Musical Letters: Technologies of Recording in Scott |
Tuesday, January 31
5 pm
2310 Rolfe |
Kent Puckett (English, Berkeley)
Before and Afterwardsness in Henry James |
February 17 - 19
Royce 306 & 314
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Dickens Project
Winter Graduate Conference
(registration required)
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Tuesday, February 21
4pm
1301 Rolfe
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Anne Stiles (English, UCLA)
H.G. Wells and the Evolving Brain:
Reading the Neurological Romance
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Thursday, February 23
4pm
1301 Rolfe
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John Plotz (English, Brandeis)
Nature and Knowledge:
Race and Portable Culture in Daniel Deronda and Theophrastus Such
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Tuesday, March 7
4pm
Rolfe 1301
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Matt Dubord (English, UCLA)
Romantic Stories, Prosaic Findings:
The Detective Function in Hound of the Baskervilles
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Tuesday, April 25
4pm
1301 Rolfe
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Shelley Salamensky (Theater, UCLA)
Sexing Syntax: Wilde Language & Desire in Three Fin-de-Siècle Romans-à-Clef
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Tuesday, May 9
3pm
1301 Rolfe
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Heather Wozniak (English, UCLA)
Taming the Gothic on Stage:
Strategies of Adaptation
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Tuesday, May 23
4pm
Rolfe 1301
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Dustin Friedman (English, UCLA)
"Artificial Artlessness":
Euphuism and "the task of poetry" in Walter Pater's Marius the Epicurean
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2004-2005 Schedule (archive)
Friday & Saturday
October 22-23 |
Oscar Wilde at 150
Clark Library
This conference is not specifically a 19thc group event, but is arranged by one of our own, Joseph Bristow.
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Tuesday,
November 9
4pm
Rolfe 1301 |
Joanne Tong (English, UCLA)
Building Empire: The Semi-Detached House of Britain and Hong Kong
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Wednesday,
November 17
4pm
Rolfe 1301
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Gerhard Joseph (CUNY)
Sounding the Strangeness of the Poet's Name: "Tennyson, Tennyson, Tennyson"
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Tuesday
November 30
4pm
Rolfe 1301 |
Kirstie McClure (Political Science, UCLA)
Political Truths, Statistical Frictions: The 'Condition of England Question' chez Carlyle and Elsewhere
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Tuesday
January 11
4pm
Rolfe 1301
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Alison Harvey (English, UCLA)
Historicizing Ireland: Tradition, Modernity, and the 'Personal Element'
in the Works of Emily Lawless
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Thursday
February 10
4pm
Rolfe 1301 |
Melissa Sodeman (English, UCLA)
"Tattered Dulcinea":
The Ruins of Romance in Frances Burney's The Wanderer
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Friday & Saturday
March 4-5
Clark Library |
Politicizing Jane Austen
This conference is not a 19thc group event, but is arranged by one of our own, Anne Mellor.
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Thursday
April 21
4pm
Rolfe 1301 |
Jonathan Grossman (English, UCLA)
work-in-progress: chapter one
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Thursday
May 12
4:00pm
Rolfe 1301 |
Tricia Lootens (U of Georgia)
Two Elephants in the Parlor?
Barrett Browning, Racialized Poetess Writing and the Diffusion of Victorian Poetry
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2003-2004 Schedule (archive)
October 9
3-4:30
Rolfe 2310 |
Organizational Meeting |
Monday
November 17
4pm
Rolfe 2310 |
Jim Caufield (UCLA, English Dept)
"England Green in Tooth and Claw: W. H. Hudson and the Ideological Thrust of Edwardian Nature Writing" |
Monday
December 1
4pm
Rolfe 2310 |
Lindsey Traub (Cambridge)
"Lessons of the Mistress :
Henry James and Women's Writing" |
Monday
January 26
4pm
Rolfe 1301 |
David Lloyd (USC)
"The Political Economy of the Potato" |
Monday
March 22
9:30am-5:30pm
Royce 314 |
Conference
Speed, Technology, and the Invention of Change, 1800-1919 |
Tuesday
April 20
3:30 pm
Rolfe 2310 |
Anne Stiles (UCLA, English Dept)
"Jekyll and Hyde and the Double Brain"
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2002-2003 Schedule (archive)
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