INCS 2018

The Interdisciplinary Nineteenth-Century Studies Conference 2018: Serials, Cycles, Suspensions, hosted by San Francisco State University, March 1-4

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Safe travels, everyone! Thanks to all of our panelists, plenary speakers, and to @ASQ4 for joining us in SF for #INCS2018.

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Our Undergraduate Panel: "Rhythms of Rupture and Progress” with Laura Hannibal & Monica Barry starts at 11:30 in Nob Hill! #INCS2018

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@ASQ4 plays a truly captivating Op 135 after some of the 18th and Razumovsky 2nd and the 1st and illuminating words about Beethoven’s cycle of quartets that anchored this evening in the series of this conference’s suspenseful delights.
Must it be? It must be!

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Summer Star introduces the Alexander String Quartet #INCS2018

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The Alexander String Quartet performance begins at 6:45 in the Ballroom! #INCS2018

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Congratulations to @nathankhensley for winning the Richard Stein Essay Prize for his article “Database and the Future Anterior: Reading The Mill on the Floss Backwards”! #incs2018 https://t.co/Qj0LFkaKPl

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Catherine Gallagher: c19 desire for revenge was necessary and foundational to the modern nation state yet a threat to its existence. #incs2018

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Full house for Catherine Gallagher’s “A Tale of Two Cities and the History of Revenge”. #INCS2018

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The cards have spoken! There will be additional opportunities to have your tarot read today. Come up to the small room in the Ballroom Mezzanine from 2-6:30 to have your questions answered 🔮#INCS2018

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Catherine Gallagher’s keynote, “A Tale of Two Cities, or The History of Revenge,” begins at 11:30 in the Ballroom! #INCS2018

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Fishkin discusses the Stanford Chinese Railroad Project, a collaborative, international, & interdisciplinary Project: https://t.co/Jk3wcI0ciS

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Shelley Fisher Fishkin’s keynote “Listening to Silence, Seeing Absence: The Challenge of Reconstructing Chinese Railroad Workers’ Lives”. #INCS2018

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Kate Flint, “Seriality, Interruptions, and Gaps.” The transatlantic cable alerts us to the frictions and gaps in media transmission and communication. #incs2018

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Anna Gibson introduces https://t.co/T7cL5JYT48

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Michael Cohen, c19 seriality can describe not only the discipline of writing but also the discipline of schooling in American education. e.g. the sequence of grades (K12), recursive curricula, and scholastic discipline. #seriality #discipline #incs2018

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Our Plenary panel “Interdisciplinarity and Seriality” is beginning now! #INCS2018

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Our Plenary Roundtable, “Interdisciplinarity & Seriality” starts today at 11:30 in the Ballroom! #INCS2018

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Graduate Caucus Lunch today at noon! Come share your adventures in Interdisciplinary Pedagogy with us. #incs2018

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Coffee and tea are available all day in the Ballroom! ☕️ https://t.co/gW0K1u6Y42

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Vice President nominations are still being accepted for @INCSgradcaucus. Consider joining us to develop programs for graduate students in the coming year. #incs2018