Brontë Studies

Official account for Brontë Studies, the Journal of the Brontë Society @BronteParsonage. Editor @drclaireocall. @RoutledgeLit #BrontëStudies

[Brontë Parsonage Museum @BronteParsonage]

⏰There's still time to submit your paper proposal for the 2025 Brontë Society Conference - the deadline is 31 December.

Find out more about next year's theme and how to submit at https://t.co/e8yR07OmTT.

Successful papers will feature in a special edition of @BronteStudies ✍️

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📢 #Brontë conference alert - the full #CFP can also be found here: https://t.co/IacUb3rccV And see below 👇🏻

#victorian @BAVS_UK @VPFJournal @navsa @VictorianWeb @VictorianCFPs

[Brontë Parsonage Museum @BronteParsonage]

📢We're excited to announce next year's Brontë Society Conference:
‘Under an African summer’s sun’
Re-mapping the Brontës: Place, Race and Empire

⏰Deadline for submitting proposals is 31 December 2024.

👉Find out more: https://t.co/APVkHxQsev

@BronteStudies

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To accompany the @BronteParsonage’s ‘Pride at the Parsonage’ series, #BrontëStudies is delighted to share a curated list of previously published original research articles relating to sex, gender & diverse readings of the Brontës’ lives and works https://t.co/JAYqdbuNsc 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

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📢 Reminder: the deadline for articles for our special issue on the #Brontës and ‘the #wild’ is this Friday (31st). We’ve had some great submissions so far & look forward to reading more 💻💚 #eco #environment #ecocriticism #literature #humanities #bronte

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The #cfp for our 2025 special issue on the theme of ‘the wild’ is now available: https://t.co/JQgQLydbjx It will be guest edited by @AmberTPouliot. The ‘wild bonnet’ below was made by the garden team at @BronteParsonage for the recent festival. Isn’t it wonderful? 💚💫💚 Pls RT!

[Alison Newbold @alison_newbold]

I am very pleased to see my first peer-reviewed article 'Prospect and Refuge in Villette's Forbidden Garden' published in @BronteStudies online today. Very grateful for the advice & support of the Editor and my supervisor Prof. Deborah Wynne @uochester https://t.co/HHCrZX8H2w

[Rosa Ortiz Notario @Rosaortnotario]

So happy to say that my first peer-reviewed article has just been published. Thanks to the editors of @BronteStudies @drclaireocall
You can read it here: https://t.co/O9UM4z7bto
#TeamAnne

[Becky Guest @becky_guest]

Congratulations to @thehistoryhobbs on winning the inaugural @BronteStudies Early Career Essay Prize 👏🎉 Read the triumphant article on #JaneEyre for free here 👇 ECRs have until 31st August to submit for the next round ⏰ @tandfhss @BronteParsonage https://t.co/fYmYhTSDKa

[T&F Social Sciences and Humanities @tandfhss]

Brontë Studies Early Career Essay Prize submission deadline for the 2024 Prize is 31st August 2024 🗓️ ⏰
https://t.co/2x8eHGApon

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The Brontë Studies Early Career Essay Prize is generously supported by the Brontë Society (@BronteParsonage) and @tandfhss, and was established in honour of Margaret Smith. The call for submissions for this year's iteration of the prize is open and details are on the website.

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Issue 49:1-2 leads with the winning essay of the inaugural #Brontë Studies Early Career Essay Prize and it is a pleasure to announce Dr Katherine Hobbs as the prize-winning author for her article ‘“Odd and incorrect”: Convention and Jane Eyre’s Feminist Legacy’. 🧵1/6 #janeeyre

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Congratulations, Katherine, on your winning essay!

Katherine's article will be freely available online for the next year and you can read it here: https://t.co/30qEXn0MZC. 🧵5/6

[Brontë Studies @BronteStudies]

The new issue of Brontë Studies is available! Here is the print copy looking beautiful outside the @BronteParsonage this morning. Issue 49:1-2 is a bumper issue - you've got 9 original journal articles, 8 reviews, and 2 additional calls to get your teeth into! Happy reading!

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@BronteParsonage Oh no! When will it be taking place?

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The @BronteParsonage is holding an exciting ‘Parsonage Unwrapped’ event today on the newly restored Apostles Cabinet (mentioned in Jane Eyre), but watch out for Sara L. Pearson’s forthcoming article in @BronteStudies about her research to identify the Apostles. Coming soon!

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@amanda_auerbach You’re so welcome! Sorry for only just spotting this!

[Amanda Auerbach @amanda_auerbach]

My article on Agnes Grey has been published! Thank you so much to the intellectually generous and diligent Editors of @BronteStudies! : https://t.co/DSa99dILtl

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Articles have started to arrive for our The Brontës & the Wild Special Issue, but there is still plenty of time to submit yours as the deadline isn’t until the end of May 2024. Full details via the link here 👇🏻💚🌿🍃🍂🌏

[Brontë Studies @BronteStudies]

The #cfp for our 2025 special issue on the theme of ‘the wild’ is now available: https://t.co/JQgQLydbjx It will be guest edited by @AmberTPouliot. The ‘wild bonnet’ below was made by the garden team at @BronteParsonage for the recent festival. Isn’t it wonderful? 💚💫💚 Pls RT!