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AllPages

Wiki Syntax Guide

Exam Reading

Major Period List

Exam Lists Questions of Focus

Primary Texts

• Kenilworth (Walter Scott, 1821)
• Wuthering Heights (Emily Brontë, 1847)
• Bleak House (1853)
• Villette (Charlotte Brontë, 1853)
• The Mill on the Floss (1860)
• Woman in White (Wilkie Collins, 1860)
• Lady Audley's Secret (ME Braddon, 1862)
• The Story of an African Farm (1883)
• Sherlock Holmes (Arthur Conan Doyle, 1887-1927)
• Dracula (Bram Stoker, 1897)
• Lord Jim (Joseph Conrad, 1900)

Secondary Texts

• McClintock 1995

Methodology List

Special Topic List

Projects

• Victorian Novel Seminar Review Essay (Winter 2017)
• Shirley Seriality Project (Winter 2017)
• Victorian Waste/Obscene Book History (Fall 2016)
• Victorian Rebinding Notes (Spring 2016)
• Shakespeare Tercentenary RSVP (Fall 2015)

Notes

C19 Periodicals

• Mussell 2012
• Routledge Guide

Bookbinding History

• Pollard 1956
• Potter 1993
• Gillespie 2004

Book History/Print Culture

• Fyfe 2012
• Houston 2014
• Leckie 2015
• Miller 2013
• Price 2012

Ecocriticism

• Gidal 2015

Empire/Colonialism

• McClintock 1995

Intellectual History

• Anger 2005

Marxism

• Moretti 1983
• Sneidern 1995 - slavery complicating Marxist commodity in Wuthering Heights
• Wilson 1940

Materiality

• Freedgood 2006 - The Ideas in Things
• Freedgood 2014 - "Ghostly Reference"

Media

• Wicke 1992 - Dracula and its Media

Reading (History of)

• Pope Hennessy 1971 - biography of Trollope

Misc

• Important Victorian Legislation
• List of Victorian publishers
• Misc Reading/Writing Passages

Bibliographical

• Nineteenth Century Bibliography Session (2/17/17) - UW Special Collections resources for my research

Colophon

This project was inspired by Whitney Trettien's Whiki.

The logo image is a detail of a hand-rubricated capital in an incunable, Nicholas de Lyra’s Moralia super totam bibliam (Mantua: Paulus de Butzbach, 1481), University of Washington Special Collections.