Associate professor in English @lundsuni @visceralreader: Enlightenment, Romanticism, Victorianism, Modernism, Senses, Bodies. Writing on visceral novel
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“The Visceral Novel Reader” - project examines how readers can bring to bear on the novels they engage with their sensory imaginings in a way that brings the narrated events, figures and settings to life. visceral-novel-reader.fb05.u… #visceralnovelreader #amreading #readerlife
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Delighted to have been part of this excellent volume, expertly led by my friend and colleague in English Studies at Lund University @MonikaClass
Rishi our thanks for your engaging poetry performance of Neptune‘s vision of ecological apocalypse @Lundsuni #hållbaralund @jorunnjoiner
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Feeling grateful to English Studies @lunduniversity for my writing retreat at Gladstone Library in North Wales! It’s been productive so far. Back to the books 📚 gladstoneslibrary.org/
In partnership with @UniOslo and @CentreShe, we are pleased to host Translation & Medical Humanities @StAnnesCollege on 5–6 September—an international conference exploring the interzone between translation studies and medical humanities.
So pleased to see the third part of Sally Bayley’s trilogy is out now!
Happy Publication Day to @SallyBayley1 and THE GREEN LADY! ✨
A poignant and brilliant exploration of the relationship between children and their teachers.
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Wonderful excursion to the Lakes with colleagues from English Studies at Lund University, including @MonikaClass @jorunnjoiner and @satu_manninen
Our special issue "Trace: Embodied Approaches to the Novel in English" is out with @ES_Routledge about #trace as a cue for the @visceralreader (#fiction #phenomenology #narrative) with essays from @N_A_Anderson @youcumber @awvmossner &me - including OA tandfonline.com/toc/nest20/1…
What a nice surprise to receive the publisher’s link to your edited volume, Sandra @DrDinter and Sarah, today - congratulations on the publication of “Medicine and Mobility in 19thC British Lit, History and Culture”!
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For a special issue, The Rambling is inviting essays (1500-2000 words) that document & reflect on your experiences re-reading a favorite or formative book from your youth. Deadline: 2/3/23. So start reading your ♥️ out & send complete drafts to theramblingonline at gmail dot com!
I'm happy to share that I've submitted the proofs for my chapter "Upright #Posture and #GenderedStyles of #Body #Movements in #GeorgeEliot's The Mill on the Floss" in @DrDinter & Althaus's edition #Medicine and #Mobility in #19thCentury #BritishLiterature, #History, and #Culture
The publication is part of the #VisceralNovelReader Project @visceralreader funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG)
The essay reads George Eliot's #realistNovel through #feministPhenomenology of movement to showcase how The Mill on the Floss opposes the masculinisation of bodily motion in Victorian proto-orthopaedic discourse with the vision of untamed feminine comportment embodied by Maggie.
A month into my new job, I participated in my 1st #MedHum conference in #Sweden, hosted by Lund University's excellent #BRCMH, discussing Ranges of Proximity with my former colleague (JGU) and many new colleagues: it's been a warm welcome! medicine.lu.se/research-and-…
Goodbye Uppsala! It has been a productive research exchange with colleagues from Stockholm U and UU. Now we are traveling home together as a group @bannbarrow @jorunnjoiner Hannah, John and Mari from the English Unit @Lundsuni
It’s been a day of stimulating dialogue about research in #EnglishLiterature with colleagues from @Lundsuni, @UU_University and @Stockholm_Uni . Many thanks to the organizers from Uppsala University!
Warmest congratulations to @caro_gebauer for the ESSE book award in Literatures in the English language in category b 🤗
I am having a roundtable about „literary practices and sustainability in higher education“ with Andrew Blades, Anita Wohlmann, @bannbarrow, Kaisa Kortekaillo, @will_b_may @ ESSE Conference @uni_mainz_eng 29 August 22 at 16-18:00. All welcome🤗
Looking forward to the ESSE European Society for the Study of English Conference 2022 @uni_mainz_eng ! It will start tomorrow. #ESSEMainz esse2022.uni-mainz.de/
My chapter "#AnnRadcliffe, The #Romance of the #Forest" 1791 has just come out. I wrote it while en route from southern #France to #Switzerland, crossing the #Rhône river. Many thanks to the editors Katrin Berndt + Alessa Johns. doi.org/10.1515/978311065044…
Great to visit @Med_Humanities Talks at the symposium for Brian Hurwitz were stimulating; fantastic to see everyone again! Many thanks to @NeilVickers2 for making this happen. Off to take the train home 🚊- Bye bye London
