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Class, Classification, and Jesus | The 2014 NAVSA Conference in London, ON

Class, Classification, and Jesus | The 2014 NAVSA Conference in London, ON

by Dr. Jessica Ann Hughes | Nov 18, 2014 | Academic Conferences, New Ideas and Research, News, Victorian Studies

The North American Victorian Studies Association (NAVSA)’s annual conference was held in London, Ontario over the weekend. The conference brought together scholars from around the world to consider the ideas of class and classification in the Victorian period,...
Report on The Conference on Christianity and Literature, hosted by Westmont College

Report on The Conference on Christianity and Literature, hosted by Westmont College

by Dr. Jessica Ann Hughes | May 27, 2014 | Academic Conferences, News

Westmont College in Santa Barbara, CA hosted this year’s Western Regional Conference on Christianity and Literature. As a Westmont alumnae and general fan of beautiful beaches, Spanish architecture, and sunshine, I knew that this would be a great conference to present...
Kingsley and Narrative Form: The Mellon/ISLA Conversion and Literature Workshop At Notre Dame

Kingsley and Narrative Form: The Mellon/ISLA Conversion and Literature Workshop At Notre Dame

by Dr. Jessica Ann Hughes | Jan 22, 2014 | Academic Conferences, New Ideas and Research, News, Victorian Studies

The University of Notre Dame is a great place to be when working on anything related to Religion and Literature. This week, I participated in the ongoing Mellon/ISLA Conversion and Literature Workshop series, presenting my work on the narrative shape of conversion in...
An Uncomfortable Jesus | Midwest Victorian Studies Conference

An Uncomfortable Jesus | Midwest Victorian Studies Conference

by Dr. Jessica Ann Hughes | Apr 8, 2013 | Academic Conferences, News

This next week I will be presenting a paper on Dickens’s The Life of Our Lord at the Midwest Victorian Studies Association’s annual conference. The end goal of research is, ultimately, sharing what you’ve learned with others, be that through publication, a conference...

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