Recent and Upcoming Talks
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Upcoming Talks:
"* * * * / * * * * / * * * *": Alice, Tennyson, Collapse University of Wisconsin, Madison Middle Modernity Working Group January 24, 2019 Action After Nature: Climate Crisis and the Force of Literature Colby College February 25, 2019 "Action Without Agents: Emily Brontë After the Anthropocene" University of Delaware March 14, 2019 Title TBD Lehigh University Program in Literature and Social Justice April 24, 2019 Selected Recent Talks: Come, Comrades, the European Game Has Finally Ended MLA Annual Convention, Chicago, IL Roundtable on "Ecological Crisis in the Long Nineteenth Century" January 6, 2019 Is the Body a Universal? Editing Emily Brontë in and After the Anthropocene Modernist Studies Association, Columbus, OH November 8-11, 2018 Catastrophe as Knowledge Form North American Victorian Studies Association, St. Petersburg, FL October 11-14, 2018 “Grew, shivered, and passed away” Society for Novel Studies, "Genre / Scale" Roundtable Cornell University May 31, 2018 "* * * * / * * * * / * * * *": Boundary Event and the Problem of Genre CUNY Victorian Conference, CUNY Graduate Center May 4, 2018 “Or the Madness”: Climate State Change and the Problem of Genre University of California, Davis April 19-20, 2018 The Poetics of System Collapse: Tennyson, Carroll, Rossetti. Brown University Vic/Mod (Victorian/Modernist) Graduate Working Group, April 9-10, 2018 Ecological Formalism; or, Love among the Ruins. Workshop Presentation University of Chicago 18th & 19th Century Atlantic Cultures Working Group March 9, 2018 “The mystery of the cruelty of things": Sovereignty and Form circa 1866. University of Illinois, Chicago, Empire and Modernity Working Group March 9, 2018 |
William Berryman. “Sugar Estate– Negros [sic] Cutting Cane [Jamaica].” Between 1808-1815. Watercolor, black ink on paper, 20.4 x 25.6 cm (sheet). Library of Congress.
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