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Revision as of 17:16, 18 February 2018
This is an online commonplace book for Matt Poland. You're welcome to use these notes and reading lists to guide you in your own studies. If you have any questions about your rights as a user, please review the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License which covers any original work produced herein.
Contents
- 1 Exam Reading
- 2 Projects
- 3 Notes
- 3.1 C19 Periodicals
- 3.2 Bookbinding History
- 3.3 Book History/Print Culture
- 3.4 Collecting
- 3.5 Cultural Studies
- 3.6 Dickens
- 3.7 Ecocriticism
- 3.8 Empire/Colonialism
- 3.9 Historicism & General History
- 3.10 Information
- 3.11 Intellectual History
- 3.12 Marxism
- 3.13 Materiality
- 3.14 Media
- 3.15 Reading (History of)
- 3.16 Realism
- 3.17 Misc
- 4 Bibliographical
- 5 Events
- 6 Teaching
- 7 Colophon
Exam Reading
Major Period List
Primary Fiction
- Kenilworth (Walter Scott, 1821)
- Wuthering Heights (Emily Brontë, 1847)
- David Copperfield (Dickens, 1850)
- Pendennis (Thackeray, 1850)
- Bleak House (1853)
- Dickens Journalism
- Villette (Charlotte Brontë, 1853)
- Cranford (Gaskell, 1853)
- North and South (Gaskell, 1855)
- Tale of Two Cities (1859)
- The Mill on the Floss (1860)
- Woman in White (Wilkie Collins, 1860)
- Great Expectations (Dickens, 1861)
- Framley Parsonage (Anthony Trollope, 1861)
- Lady Audley's Secret (ME Braddon, 1862)
- Our Mutual Friend (Dickens, 1865)
- Armadale (Collins, 1866)
- Middlemarch (Eliot, 1872)
- The Way We Live Now (Trollope, 1875)
- The Story of an African Farm (1883)
- Sherlock Holmes (Arthur Conan Doyle, 1887-1927)
- The Woodlanders (Thomas Hardy, 1887)
- New Grub Street (Gissing, 1891)
- Jude the Obscure (Hardy, 1895)
- Dracula (Bram Stoker, 1897)
- Lord Jim (Joseph Conrad, 1900)
Primary Poetry
Unless otherwise noted from The Broadview Anthology of Victorian Poetry and Poetic Theory. Ed. Thomas J. Collins and Vivienne J. Rundle. Peterborough, Ontario: Broadview Press, 1999. Repr 2005. Print.
- Potential collections
- Matthew Arnold
- Elizabeth Barrett Browning
- Robert Browning
- John Clare
- Arthur Clough
- Michael Field
- Thomas Hardy
- Felicia Hemans
- Letitia Elizabeth Landon
- Gerard Manley Hopkins
- Thomas Hood
- George Meredith
- Christina Rossetti
- Algernon Swinburne
- Alfred Tennyson
- James Thomson
Secondary Texts
- Armstrong 2005 - How Novels Think
- Armstrong 1993 - Victorian Poetry: Poetry, Poetics and Politics.
- Leighton 1992 - Victorian Women Poets: Writing Against the Heart
- Woloch 2003 - The One Vs. the Many
Methodology List
- Beetham 1990 - Towards a Theory of the Periodical as a Publishing Genre
- Cambridge History of Libraries in GB and Ireland
- Eisenstein 1979
- Grafton 1980 - Review of Eisenstein
- W.W. Greg
- McGill 2013 -
- Price 2000 - Anthology
- PMLA 121_1 - The History of the Book and the Idea of Literature
- Roberts 2006 - Trafficking in Literary Authority: Mudie’s Select Library and the Commodification of the Victorian Novel
- St Clair 2004
- Suarez 2004 - "Historiographical Problems and Possibilities in Book History and National Histories of the
Book"
- Suarez 2009 - "Worldliness of Print" and "Mining the Archive"
- Sutherland 1976
- Turner 2010 - "Companions, Supplements, and the Proliferation of Print in the 1830s"
Special Topic List
- Black 2000 - On Exhibit: Victorians and their Museums
- Piper 2009 - Dreaming in Books
- Turner 2005 - Material Culture of the Victorian Novel
- Underwood 2013 - Why Literary Periods Mattered
Projects
- Periodized Bodies in Our Mutual Friend (RSVP 2018)
- Textual metaphors in realist method
- 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
Bookbinding History
Book History/Print Culture
Collecting
Cultural Studies
- McClintock 1995 - Imperial Leather
Dickens
- Bowen & Patten 2006 - Palgrave Advances in Dickens Studies
- Carey 1973 - The Violent Effigy: A Study of Dickens' Imagination
- Cheadle 2017 - "David Copperfield and Pendennis: Answering Back"
- Douglas-Fairhurst 2011 - Becoming Dickens
- Tyler 2013 - Dickens's Style
Ecocriticism
Empire/Colonialism
Historicism & General History
- Bowen 2009 - "Time for Victorian Studies?"
- Flanders 2012 - The Victorian City
- Felski 2011 - "Context Stinks!"
- Gilmour
Information
Intellectual History
Marxism
- Moretti 1983
- Sneidern 1995 - slavery complicating Marxist commodity in Wuthering Heights
- Williams 1977 - Marxism & Literature
- Wilson 1940
Materiality
- Freedgood 2006 - The Ideas in Things
- Freedgood 2014 - "Ghostly Reference"
- Schaffer 2011 - Novel Craft
- Wynne, Material Culture Oxford Bibliography
Media
- Wicke 1992 - Dracula and its Media
Reading (History of)
- Altick 1957 - English Common Reader
- Price 2000 - The Anthology and the Rise of the Novel
- Wynne 2011 - "Readers and Reading Practices" in Oxford History of the Novel in English...
- Pope Hennessy 1971 - biography of Trollope
- Primary Sources on Victorian Reading
Realism
Misc
- Important Victorian Legislation
- List of Victorian publishers
- Misc Reading/Writing Passages
- Misc texts to get to
- Misc theorists to get to
Bibliographical
- Nineteenth Century Bibliography Session (2/17/17) - UW Special Collections resources for my research
- C19 Bookbinding Session (4/26/17)
- Characteristics of C19 Rebindings (7/20/17)
Events
- Rachel Buurma DH Seminar - TDS Spring 2017
- BAVS 2017 - August 2017, Lincoln
- V21 Summer 2017 - Sept 2017, Seattle U
Teaching
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.
