February 1oth Dr. Scott Lewis will present “The Brownings’ Correspondence: Textual Editing and Literary History.”
March 2nd Dr. Marjorie Stone (English, Dalhousie University) will be presenting “The Black Dove’s Mark: The Elizabeth Barrett Browning Archives and Nineteenth-Century Literary History.” The talk will discuss working manuscripts from across Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s career, including those connected to the genesis of the Sonnets…
March 30th Drs. David R. Sorenson (English, St. Joseph’s University) and Brent Kinser (English, West Carolina University) will present “All the Furniture in His Room: An Interactive Digital Edition of the Collected Correspondence of John Ruskin.” This talk describes the challenge of creating a new complete…
April 21st Dr. Karen Pope (Art, Baylor) will present “Japonisme: The West’s Fascination with the Art of Japan.” This experiential session will examine two key sources of Japonisme–a phenomenon of European and American Art, 1860-1900: 50 Japanese woodblock prints made before 1900 and all…
May 5th Dr. Herbert Tucker (English, University of Virginia) will present “Robert Browning’s Struggle with Conflict.” This talk will consist of a discussion of Robert Browning’s vision of human conflict and freedom. Topics include: How Browning’s dramatic monologue form developed by resisting popular Victorian…
Armstrong Browning Library Teaching Fellows This summer the Armstrong Browning Library is offering six teaching fellowships to encourage the use of the Library’s collections in Baylor graduate and undergraduate curriculum. • Four fellowships will be designated for full-time Baylor faculty members (which can…
Dear 19CRS Colleagues, I am pleased to announce an exciting new conference that I will be hosting at the Armstrong Browning Library in March 2016. Please see the brief description below. Details can be found on the attached CFP or by visiting the…
On Friday, Sept. 5, the 19CRS was delighted to present Daniel Benyousky and Heidi Seward with awards for the two outstanding graduate student papers in nineteenth-century studies for Fall 2014. Out of a pool of able applicants, Heidi and Daniel rose to the…
Baylor’s own, Dr. Dan Walden, is giving a talk on his recent National Endowment for the Humanities institute on August 31st at 3:30 pm in the Armstrong Browning Library. We invite you to come out and join Dr. Walden as he discuses America’s…