Let me know if you’ve come across of any Anglo-American writer who took up the cause of exploited Russian/French ballet dancers the way they did with Chinese foot binding.
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Jet lag thoughts #2: Putting their very different class dynamics aside, aren’t the objectification and mutilation of women in both ballet and foot binding are uhmmmmm…. A bit… ughmmm??
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Jet lag thoughts: is anyone else getting “Silly Novels by Lady Novelists” vibes from booktok?
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UW (Seattle) grad student in English Lit, focusing on Victorian poetry and the weirdness of subjective time.
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Associate Professor in Victorian Literature. Research interests: hunger & masculinity | food & consumption | history of celebrity. Co-I on ‘Young Women & Body Image’. Dog person. 🏴 https://researchportal.port.ac.uk/en/persons/charlotte-boyce
Reading poetry with computers | Assoc Prof, digital humanities & Victorian literature, U Mass Lowell | personal productivity coach for academics & adults with ADD | vegan, dog companion
Professor of English at Purdue University Fort Wayne. I have a database of >25k Victorian novels: www.victorianresearch.org/atcl
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British History Online is a digital library of primary and secondary sources for the history of the British Isles. Part of the Institute of Historical Research.
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assoc prof. research in women's health, narrative med, periodicals, digital humanities. mom to 2 mostly-domesticated cats + 1 feral child.
book: Women's Health in Britain & America: Texts & Contexts (Palgrave) / next proj: women & wellness in periodicals
Lady Literature Lecturer at Trinity College Dublin. Belfast based. Cat person. Expert on Sherlock, crime fiction, true crime, Victorian literature, and 19th century newspapers.
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Scholar of 19th-century periodicals, literature, and culture. Editor of Victorian Periodicals Review.
History and geographies of science, periodicals, and images in C19 Britain @Université Bourgogne Europe
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Showcases research in long nineteenth-century studies. Housed in the School of English @ Manchester Metropolitan University.
Senior Commissioning Editor for Literary Studies, Edinburgh University Press
Historian, esp. 19c press, talk, book history. Author “Googling the Victorians,” “Punch Brotherhood,” etc. Co-founder SHARP, mgr VICTORIA. Fond of Old Time Radio, 60s Top 40, tennis, London. Liberal Texan in self-imposed Midwest exile. FRHistS
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Sharing 19th-century Gothic industrial research
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University-Policy Engagement & ARIs at UPEN/UCL ∣ Impact at the RCA ∣ Researches Victorian literature, social history, freethought periodicals ∣ Book: Constance Naden: Scientist, Philosopher, Poet ∣ she/her
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James Murray Beattie Lecturer in Victorian Lit | University of Glasgow | Co-founder @EHUNineteen.bsky.social Research Centre | #Classics | #Gothic lit | Author: Ancient Rome & Victorian Masculinity (OUP, 2019). FRHistS. She/her. #c19th
Professor Emerita of Victorian Literature and Print Culture, Dickensian and long-distance walker.
