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British Literature – Nineteenth Century

• 2013

• 38. Theories of the Romantic Grotesque

• 91. British Romantic Expatriates

• 136. Morris and New England

• 148. Surface Reading by Hand: The Manual Turn in Nineteenth-Century British Literature

• 173. The University of Romanticism

• 205. Peterloo Revisited: New Forms of Political Dissent in the Aftermath of the 1819 Manchester Massacre

• 221. Teaching Byron

• 241. Accessing Romanticism through Atlantic Slavery: Period, Archive, Memory, Scholarship

• 324. Romanticism and Theories of Emotion

• 357. Reimagining the Romantic Imagination

• 375. Decadent Poetics

• 379. Romantic Realism, Victorian Romance

• 379. Romantic Realism, Victorian Romance

• 441. Disability in Jane Eyre: The Madwoman and the Blindman

• 453. Victorian Attention

• 473. Print and Beyond: Publishing Rossetti, Morris, and the Aesthetes

• 498. Logic and Victorian Literature

• 501. Small Worlds: Projection, Magnification, and Scale in Victorian and Modern Britain

• 537. Victorian Erotic Networks

• 542. Pining for Scotland: An Arboreal Nation

• 553. John Clare: Nature and the Self

• 594. Jane Moody and Romantic Theater Studies: An Illegitimate Legacy

• 636. The Dickens Theater

• 687. British Romantic Books

• 708. Victorian Oral Culture, circa 1861–1901

• 745. Rethinking the Victorian Marriage Plot

• 747. Oscar Wilde in Print and Visual Culture

• 781. Victorian Distraction

• 787. Dicken's Poetry, Poetry's Dickens

• 2012

• 42. Morris's Artistic Descendants: Women Writers, Artists, and Designers

• 74. Revisiting Emotion and Gender in the Regency

• 118. Linear Isomorphism and Represented Environments in the British Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries

• 122. Romantic Comedy, Romantic Play

• 179. Pre-Raphaelite Audiences: Artists, Critics, Readers

• 218. Romanticism and Religion

• 224. Michael Field and the Arts

• 251. Immaterial Evidence: Rhetoric, Religion, and Statistics

• 251. Immaterial Evidence: Rhetoric, Religion, and Statistics

• 279. Devotion Unbound: New Approaches to Victorian Poetics and Religion

• 343. The Cultural Place of Nineteenth-Century Poetry

• 364. Romantic Number(s)

• 418. Exploring Scots

• 447. Dickensian Things

• 466. The Material Keats

• 492. Bodily Evidence

• 518. "This Is Not a Thing": Rethinking Romantic Materiality

• 523. Modern Love at 150: Reassessing George Meredith's Poetry

• 546. John Clare: Writing, Identity, and Culture

• 551. Lady of the Lakes: Harriet Martineau and the New Age of Reason

• 600. Lord Byron: Poetry in Manuscript, Poetry in Print

• 642. Foregrounding Backgrounds: Theorizing British Settings from 1772 to 1893

• 688. Dickensian Beginnings

• 723. Ethics and Literary Experience

• 724. Romantic Number(s): Body, Individuality, Automaton, Multitude

• 735. After the Jacobites

• 2011

• 8. Serial Narrative: Theory and Practice

• 81. William Morris and the Arts: Architecture, Crafts, Design

• 119. Adapting Dickens

• 176. Exploring Victorian Subjectivity: Nineteenth-Century British Diaries

• 230. Dorian Gray Forever: The Aesthetic Life (and Afterlife) of Wilde's Novel

• 245. Cash Bar and Luncheon Arranged by the Wordsworth-Coleridge Association

• 273. John Clare and the Classroom

• 310. The Pre-Raphaelites and the Medieval Past

• 332. Dickens and Psychoanalysis

• 334. Locating Romantic Sociability

• 372. Victorian Form: Bad Form

• 379. Neo-Romanticism and Contemporary Film

• 459. P. B. Shelley and the Gothic

• 488. Victorian Form: Good Form

• 530. Victorian Geology: Gender, Empire, Temporality

• 561. Victorian Cut and Paste: Class and the Performative Politics of Print

• 568. Remembering Carl Woodring: Tactful Truth Teller in Literature's Embattled Profession

• 589. Victorian Cultivations

• 590. Late-Nineteenth-Century Media Consumption, Literature, and Modernity

• 622. Dickens, History, and Historiography

• 624. Technology, Culture, and Authenticity, 1850+1910

• 634. Thinking through Form: Romantic Biography

• 655. Cash Bar and Dinner Arranged by the Keats-Shelley Association of America

• 665. Cash Bar Arranged by the Division on the Victorian Period

• 697. Victorian Internationalism: The Victorian Novel and Continental Politics

• 712. Lord Byron: Lives and Afterlives

• 715. British Romanticism and Film

• 728. Forgotten Romantic: Reassessing Jane Porter

• 809. Stepping Westward

• 820. Victorian Form: Form and Value

• 2009

• 12. Major Romantic Writers

• 13. Literary Form and the Social: Victorian Poetry

• 34. Tennyson in Our Time

• 163. Victorian Commemorations

• 167. The Romantic Book

• 186. Cash Bar and Luncheon Arranged by the Wordsworth-Coleridge Association

• 257. John Clare and the Long Nineteenth Century

• 270. Byron and the Revolutionary Spirit

• 330. Alterity in George Eliot's Ethics of Sympathy

• 339. The Ends of Romanticism

• 385. Music and the Pre-Raphaelites

• 427A. Romanticism and the Wider World

• 441. Late Victorian Biopolitics

• 533. "Four O'Clock Friends": John Murray and His Circle

• 553. Cash Bar and Dinner Arranged by the Keats-Shelley Association of America

• 559. Dickens and Play

• 590. Keats, Aesthetics, History (Twenty-Five Years On)

• 600. Romantic Climates

• 630. Darwin's Origin after 150 Years

• 692. Romanticism and Diaspora

• 696. Romanticism and the Ethics of Aesthetics

• 719. William Morris: Later Friends and Associates

• 747. Victorian Rituals

• 2008

• 10. Romantic Biography

• 27. Byron and/as/in Popular Culture

• 40. Victorian Vulgarity

• 60. Keats and America

• 66. Pre-Raphaelite and Aesthetic Prose

• 121. Chemistry, Medicine, and Technology in Household Words and All the Year Round

• 148. Rethinking Regency Literature: A Question of Periodization

• 189. Sensation and the Spectacle of Imperial Failure

• 272. Dickens and Science

• 303. Rule, Britannia!

• 323. William Morris's Early Friends: New Research

• 338. The Romantic Event

• 353. Byron and/as/in Popular Culture: A Conversation with Benjamin Markovits

• 396. Seasides

• 467. Clare and His Circle

• 516. Romanticism, Empire, and the Global

• 581. Shaw and His Contemporaries

• 609. Cultural Politics in the Romantic Period

• 675. Romantic Lives and Letters

• 701. Sea Crossings

• 755. Joseph Johnson

• 779. Aestheticism and Politics: Rossetti, Pater, Wilde

• 2007

• 15. The Pre-Raphaelite and Aesthetic Family

• 69. Mid-Victorian Self-Assessments: Images of the Age

• 99. Life, Debt, and Death: The Victorian Businessman

• 141. Blake's London

• 169. Circulating China in Nineteenth-Century Britain

• 213. Blake at 250

• 222. Cash Bar and Luncheon Arranged by the Wordsworth-Coleridge Association

• 243. Mid-Victorian Self-Assessments: Victorians between Past and Future

• 244. Romantic Futures: Romantic Circles at the Start of Its Second Decade

• 277. The Functions of Dickens Criticism at the Present Time: Dickens Material(ized)

• 297. Travel, Nationalism, and Medical Diagnosis

• 322. The Material of Devotion: Books, Bodies, and Victorian Women's Religious Poetry

• 409. The Body as Boundary in Victorian Culture and Medicine

• 452. Byron and America

• 483. Morris as Metatext: Manuscripts, Print Forms, and Illustrations

• 546. Romantic Translation

• 589. Cash Bar and Dinner Arranged by the Keats-Shelley Association of America

• 596. John Clare in History

• 598. New Directions in Nineteenth-Century Genre Studies: The Forms of Jewishness

• 653. Romanticism, Religion, and the Secular

• 677. George Eliot Biography: Forty Years since Haight

• 714. Mid-Victorian Self-Assessments: The Social Role of Art

• 720. Spaces of Belonging: Mapping Englishness in Victorian Fiction

• 752. Romanticism and the Transatlantic Contract

• 773. The Functions of Dickens Criticism at the Present Time: Dickens's Afterlife

• 779. Romantic Reading

• 2006

• 24. Romanticism and the Everyday I: The Decorative Arts

• 33. Romantic Poetry: Voice, Accent, Dialect, and Silence I

• 169. Victorian Keywords Reconsidered I: Mind, Aesthetics, Taste

• 172. Cash Bar and Luncheon Arranged by the Wordsworth-Coleridge Association

• 190. Pre-Raphaelitism and the World of Victorian Art

• 195. The Celebrity Culture of British Romanticism

• 213. Romanticism and the Everyday II: The Ordinary

• 370. Byron, Don Juan, and Ottava Rima

• 397. Romanticism: Poetry and Poetics of Sound

• 454. Victorian Keywords Reconsidered II: Secularization, Slavery, Hypocrisy

• 524. Romanticism and the Everyday III: Practices of Taste

• 533. Cash Bar, Reception, and Dinner Arranged by the Keats-Shelley Association of America

• 577. Victorian Keywords Reconsidered III: Work and Career

• 600. Dickens and Affect

• 677. John Clare: Pastoral and Performance

• 721. Romantic Poetry: Voice, Accent, Dialect, and Silence II

• 722. Morris and Gender

• 747. Letters in the Romantic Period

• 758. Victorian Futures: Beyond Nostalgia

• 2005

• 77. Writing Periodically: Life Writing

• 117. Victorian Visual Culture and Its Fictions

• 143. Dickens and Mobility: Technology and Travel

• 170. Luncheon and Cash Bar Arranged by the Wordsworth-Coleridge Association

• 175. The Social Life of The Woman in White

• 196. Alternative Possessiveness in Nineteenth-Century Britain

• 208. British Romanticism and the Idea of America

• 248. "The Romance of Real Life": Romanticism and the Discourses of Realism

• 250. Places and Spaces: Mapping the Pre-Raphaelite Aesthetic

• 265. Byron, Scotland, and the Scots

• 270. Victorian Tropicopolitanisms

• 313. Landmark Works in Romantic Studies I

• 338. Writing Periodically: Theory

• 411. Twenty-First Century Clare

• 488. Writing Periodically: Poetry and Periodicals

• 543. Romantics Cash Bar and Dinner Arranged by the Keats-Shelley Association of America

• 589. Beyond Orientalism: The Foreign Spaces of Victorian Sexology

• 605. Romantic Revolutions in the Twenty-First Century: Politics, Poetics, Markets

• 670. Censorship, Silence, Figuration

• 686. Dance and the Victorians

• 733. Dickens and Mobility: Moving Out, Moving Up

• 747. Ambivalence in Romantic Poetry

• 757. Morris and Modern Theories

• 760. Landmark Works in Romantic Studies II

• 2004

• 85. Memory: Mechanism, Management, and Meaning

• 145. Psychopathologies of Everyday Romanticism

• 149. Cash Bar and Luncheon Arranged by the Wordsworth-Coleridge Association

• 219. The International Morris

• 229. Hybrids I: Double Forms

• 271. Wordsworth's Theory of Poetry

• 311. New Perspectives on Clare and Nature: Ecology, Aesthetics, Natural History

• 323. Victorian Altruism and Egoism

• 378. Romanticism's Short Narratives

• 393. Dickens Life Stories

• 441. Rethinking British Romantic Period Fiction

• 460. Romantic Literature and the Sciences I

• 506. Romancing the Colonies: Australia and New Zealand as Utopia and Wasteland

• 512. Hybrids II: Generic Mixes

• 556. Romantics Reception, Sponsored by the Byron Society of America

• 572. Dinner Arranged by the Keats-Shelley Association of America

• 607. Hybrids III: Psychosocial Amalgams

• 659. Ladies' Magazines, 1770-1840

• 701. Intercultural Imaginings after Waterloo

• 706. Byron in the East: Research Resources on the Atlantic Coast

• 718. Taking Liberties with the Pre-Raphaelites

• 737. Dickens and Accounting: Numbers, Realism, and the Keeping of the Books

• 750. Romantic Literature and the Sciences II

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