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BWWC19 at Auburn, the 27th conference, you showed up! Even the latest panel on the last day (Saturday at 4pm, rough slot) was illuminating and entertaining and well-attended. Keynotes and plenaries were A+. Until next year at TCU - #bwwc19
@triproftri @frankenreads @OmarFMiranda @curiousmonolith - as I listen to a keynote on Victorian literary human/plant cross-influence #bwwc19
Chang: Naming of the Rhodadendron (sp?) - identification of the plant in a novel is the first step to giving it agency in a novel. It is creation of subjectivity unhinged from taxonomy. #bwwc19
Elizabeth Hope Chang begins her keynote on flowers in Victorian women’s literature with a provocative question about Meghan Markle’s floral wedding veil: how are foreign plants assimilated? #BWWC19
DeLong: in all of the Victorian ghost stories she cites, it's the male protagonists that ultimately leave the haunted properties. The women rent the properties and deal with the ghosts. #whathaschanged #bwwc19
Anne DeLong's paper has an awesome title: "Haunted Rental Properties: Uncanny Familial Spaces in Ghost Stories by Victorian Women Writers” - I mean, I have had some apartments that shd be on the list. Rented homes as between private and public. #bwwc19
@BevRilett at #bwwc19 excitedly talking about the recently released George Eliott Archive, https://t.co/NAAIVBKA0w. She's a former editor of the Whitman Archive. #DigitalHumanities
The "Toward Expanding the Canon" panel is PACKED at #bwwc19
Q&A with Liz Bohls, audience talking about how are we managing to get past white stories in the archive, what is it that we find that helps us see beyond privileged narratives #BWWC19
Kenneth Crowell (Auburn) is showing how his students use Annotation Studio, annotating by for example linking verse to their own photos (wow!) that illustrate it. Love this idea! #BWWC19 #annotationstudio
is on an airplane heading to #BWWC19 at Auburn to talk about provenance, Marion and Celia Moss, and (you guessed it) women's book history. Fun fact: Marion started the first Jewish women's journal in the 19c.
If you didn’t get your British Women Writers Conference abstract in, you have an extension until January 5. And you are not alone! #bwwc19 #isubmitted #romanticism #18c #19c #womenwriters https://t.co/YQ4nD7WrJ3
If you missed the deadline for #BWWC19, don't worry. It's been extended to January 5th! https://t.co/2goKEpFRAR
Pls Retweet - CFP: 18th-19th c. British Women Writers Conference 2019, theme “Movement,” abstracts due December 15 (this Saturday). https://t.co/YQ4nD7EQRv. #bwwc19 #bwwc #romanticism @Frank200yrs @frankenreads #moremaryshelleyopps
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