Victorian Studies: Imagining the Possibilities
15th Annual Research Symposium
Friday 27 October 2023
305 Founders College
Tea, Coffee, and Welcome, 10:00-10:15am
Host: Natalie Neill
Morning Session, 10:15-11:45 am
Moderator: Joti Bilkhu
Asa Brunet-Jailly (English, York)
Fathers and Feelings: Sentiment, Family, and Jewish Futures in the Anglo-Jewish Novel
Michael Moir (University Archivist, York)
“But what have you done for us lately?”: A Decade of Developing Victorian Collections
at York University Libraries
Alison Matthews David (Fashion, Toronto Metropolitan University)
The Scarlet Thread: Crime, Fashion, and Forensic Identification in the Nineteenth Century
Afternoon Session, 1:15-2:45 pm
Moderator: Deborah Neill
Michael Roberts (History, York)
Tyros and Practical Men: The Evolution of John Bourne, CE
Lesley Higgins (English, York)
“Quenched in leaves”: The Poplar Experiments of Hopkins and Monet
Richard Hornsey (Engineering, York)
“While Coopers Hill was wanted, Coopers Hill did its duty”: The Brief Existence of the Royal Indian Engineering College
Graduate students and faculty from all departments are invited to attend this virtual event. To be placed on the VSNY mailing list and for further details about this event, please email Tina Choi, Department of English <tinayc@yorku.ca>.
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