Recent and Upcoming Talks
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Upcoming:
“‘The mystery of the cruelty of things’: Sovereignty and Form circa 1866.” University of Illinois, Chicago, Empire and Modernity Working Group March 9, 2018 “Ecological Formalism; or, Love among the Ruins.” Workshop Presentation University of Chicago, 18th & 19th Century Atlantic Cultures Working Group March 9, 2018 “‘Like myself lone wholey lone’: Subjectivity in the Wake of Nature.” American University March 23, 2018 "The Poetics of System Collapse: Tennyson, Carroll, Rossetti." Vic/Mod (Victorian/Modernist) Graduate Working Group, Brown University April 9-10 “Or the Madness”: Climate State Change and the Problem of Genre University of California, Davis April 19-20, 2018 "'* * * * / * * * * / * * * *': Boundary Event and the Problem of Genre" CUNY Victorian Conference, CUNY Graduate Center May 4, 2018 Title tbd Society for Novel Studies, "Genre / Scale" Roundtable Cornell University May 31, 2018 Recent: "Emily Brontë After the Anthropocene" University of Maryland, Department of English and Transatlantic Working Group February 23, 2018 "Subjection and Method: On Forms of Empire" University of Southern California, Nineteenth Century Anglophone Collective (via Skype) December 7-8, 2017 “Mutuality and the Fragment: Emily Brontë after the Anthropocene” University of Pennsylvania, Res-Vic Working Group November 16, 2017 “Action Without Nature” Columbia University Nineteenth Century Colloquium October 26, 2017 "'The mystery of the cruelty of things': On Forms of Empire" Mobilities and Migrations: The 19th Century Seminar at GWU October 20, 2017 "After it Almost Unmade" Carleton University, Cultural Mediations Program October 12-13, 2017 “Mutuality and the Fragment: Emily Brontë after the Anthropocene” Binghamton University October 5, 2017 |
Dante Gabriel Rossetti, The Beloved. 1865-66. (Tate Museum, London)
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