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Victorians Institute Journal
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Ellen Rosenman, Editor
Welcome to the Digital Annex of the Victorians Institute Journal, the digital companion to the annual print issue. Below you will find a link to volume 38 (2010), which includes an introductory essay to the project by Linda Hughes, book reviews, and the winning papers from the 2010 Victorians Institute "By the Numbers" Conference. Under the "Articles" heading, you can access the journal's "Text" section, which present rare, inaccessible, or newly-edited archival materials. In addition to reprinted submissions from earlier issues of the print journal, this section features two new contributions: A draft list of book and periodical contributions by Robert Seymour, by Brian Maidment, which includes over one hundred illustrations, and "My Dear Amelia: The Doty Letters from Amoy, Christian Parenthood, the Heathen Chinese and the Missionary Enterprise" by Ting Man Tsao. You can follow discussions of the articles on the right-hand side of the page and add your own comments using the "Discuss" button.
An award-winning, refereed scholarly annual, VIJ publishes articles, reviews, and newly edited texts of interest to Victorianists. It was begun in 1972 under the editorship of Conrad Festa. For many years it was edited by Donald Lawler at East Carolina University, and from 1994-1999 it was edited by Beverly Taylor (UNC-Chapel Hill) and Mary Ellis Gibson (UNC-Greensboro). David Latané served as editor from 1999-2009. It is now located at the University of Kentucky, under the editorship of Ellen Rosenman. Submissions to the print journal and the Digital Annex should be sent to VIJ[at]email[dot]uky[dot]edu.
Visit the Victorians Institute home page at http://www.vcu.edu/vij/VIJ.html.
Welcome to the Digital Annex of the Victorians Institute Journal, the digital companion to the annual print issue. Below you will find a link to volume 38 (2010), which includes an introductory essay to the project by Linda Hughes, book reviews, and the winning papers from the 2010 Victorians Institute "By the Numbers" Conference. Under the "Articles" heading, you can access the journal's "Text" section, which present rare, inaccessible, or newly-edited archival materials. In addition to reprinted submissions from earlier issues of the print journal, this section features two new contributions: A draft list of book and periodical contributions by Robert Seymour, by Brian Maidment, which includes over one hundred illustrations, and "My Dear Amelia: The Doty Letters from Amoy, Christian Parenthood, the Heathen Chinese and the Missionary Enterprise" by Ting Man Tsao. You can follow discussions of the articles on the right-hand side of the page and add your own comments using the "Discuss" button.
An award-winning, refereed scholarly annual, VIJ publishes articles, reviews, and newly edited texts of interest to Victorianists. It was begun in 1972 under the editorship of Conrad Festa. For many years it was edited by Donald Lawler at East Carolina University, and from 1994-1999 it was edited by Beverly Taylor (UNC-Chapel Hill) and Mary Ellis Gibson (UNC-Greensboro). David Latané served as editor from 1999-2009. It is now located at the University of Kentucky, under the editorship of Ellen Rosenman. Submissions to the print journal and the Digital Annex should be sent to VIJ[at]email[dot]uky[dot]edu.
Visit the Victorians Institute home page at http://www.vcu.edu/vij/VIJ.html.
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