BAVS2019
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The British Association for Victorian Studies conference, hosted by @dundeeuni with @victorianscot (28-30 August 2019). Contact: @drdanielcook.
Dundee, Scotland
Joined November 2018
James Hogg at 250: the farmhand who became one of Scotland's greatest storytellers via @TC_Africa
theconversation.com
Despite little formal education, Hogg wrote one of the finest novels in Scottish literature, a disturbing tale of the divided self that still resonates.
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In the midst of everything that is going on, we have a small bit of news. #BAVS2021 will be returning next year: 26-28 July. Please mark your diaries!
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Dundee's Centre for Scottish Culture is moving its Research Seminar series online. We're looking for speakers - particularly folk based overseas and at all career levels. Please contact me directly (d.p.cook@dundee.ac.uk). Recommendations also welcomed. RT?
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Born in Dundee #onthisday, Frances Wright (September 6, 1795 – December 13, 1852) was a lecturer, writer, freethinker, feminist, abolitionist, and social reformer. (She was also our spectral guest of honour during @dundeeuni’s hosting of @BAVS_UK last year.)
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STEPHEN COPLEY RESEARCH AWARDS 2020 The BARS Executive Committee offers bursaries to help fund expenses incurred through travel to libraries and archives, up to a maximum of £500. Deadline: 1 February in any given year. Contact: @drdanielcook. https://t.co/U41hwzQtyP
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What’s your favourite Bildungsroman? (Or, as I prefer to call it, zit lit.) #zitlit
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There Are Whales Alive Today Who Were Born Before Moby Dick Was Written https://t.co/vX02Dxo39P via @SmithsonianMag
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Missing #BAVS2019 Dundee already? Here's almost 1,000 photos of the conference for you to enjoy! Feel free to share widely: https://t.co/lPCNcL4tQI Photographer credit: Photo © Alistair Kerr, Creative Mongrel, https://t.co/5KEOSEGPIc
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Thank you to all of the conference committee, plenaries, chairpersons, speakers, helpers, local and national partners, book publishers, and all of the delegates of #bavs2019 Haste ye back.
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#BAVS2019 has been such a great experience. I’ve learned a great deal from the conference, especially about The Celtic Revival. I am working on a Scottish author and have been very happy to learn more about Scotland in the nineteenth century. You’ve done so well, Dundee!
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Goodbye (for now) to Dundee and @bavs2019. Big thanks to BAVS organisers and committee, @dundeeuni & its student helpers, and @DundeeCouncil & @McManus168 for hosting us. It’s been a fantastic three days of new friends, connections and research ideas. #BAVS2019
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Leaving Dundee with a marmalade gin and pleasant recollections of an excellent conference full of thought-provoking and energising papers and discussions. Thanks @bavs2019 and @dundeeuni for a wonderful time #BAVS2019
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In case you missed us at @bavs2019, make sure you never miss an issue of Journal of Victorian Culture by signing up for table of contents alerts https://t.co/rFzlA8t1O0
@JofVictCulture #bavs2019
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The @19cc_bham is excited to announce that Birmingham will host the @BAVS_UK annual conference in late July 2020, dates to be announced. Please stay tuned over the coming weeks and months for additional details and the Call for Papers!
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