The V21 Collective is delighted to introduce our latest “Collations: Book Forum” with a discussion of Devin Griffiths’s book The Age of Analogy: Science and Literature Between the Darwins (Johns Hopkins UP, 2016). Already the recipient of high praise, including a nomination for the British Society for Literature and Science book prize, Age of Analogy “explores …read more
Editors’ Note: As part of our ongoing commitment to methodological experimentation, V21 invited graduate students at the cutting edge of the field to tarry with our recent special issue of boundary2 online, Presentism, Form, and the Future of History. Students from around the US and abroad have charted out exciting new directions that were raised, …read more
As part of our ongoing commitment to methodological experimentation, V21 invited graduate students at the cutting edge of the field to tarry with our recent special issue of boundary2 online, Presentism, Form and the Future of History. Students from around the US and abroad have charted out exciting new directions that were raised, often in …read more
As part of our ongoing commitment to methodological experimentation, V21 invited graduate students at the cutting edge of the field to tarry with our recent special issue of boundary2 online, Presentism, Form and the Future of History. Students from around the US and abroad have charted out exciting new directions that were raised, often in …read more
As part of our ongoing commitment to methodological experimentation, V21 invited graduate students at the cutting edge of the field to tarry with our recent special issue of boundary2 online, Presentism, Form and the Future of History. Students from around the US and abroad have charted out exciting new directions that were raised, often in …read more
As part of our ongoing commitment to methodological experimentation, V21 invited graduate students at the cutting edge of the field to tarry with our recent special issue of boundary2 online, Presentism, Form and the Future of History. Students from around the US and abroad have charted out exciting new directions that were raised, often in …read more
We are pleased to announce a special forum devoted to V21 in the latest issue of Victorian Studies. The section Table of Contents is below, and the issue can be reached here. Victorian Studies, Vol. 59, No. 1, Autumn 2016 V21 Forum on Strategic Presentism Introduction David Sweeney Coombs and Danielle Coriale In the Present of No …read more
Join V21 in celebrating the awarding of the James Russell Lowell Prize to Caroline Levine for her tremendous work FORMS: Whole,Rhythm, Hierarchy, Network (Princeton UP, 2015). 2nd Annual V21@MLA Happy Hour/ Levine Prize Party: Friday 6 January, 6:30-8:00pm, Maggiano’s Restaurant (ask for the private room under “Levine”), 1201 Filbert Street (directly across from the convention center). Book …read more
Welcome to the second “Collations: Book Forum” on recent publications in Victorian Studies and related areas of research. We are delighted to discuss Elisha Cohn’s Still Life: Suspended Development in the Victorian Novel (Oxford UP, 2016). Cohn’s Still Life posits a “new theory of Victorian aesthetics” by utilizing what the V21 Manifesto identifies as “speculative and synthetic methods” that allow …read more
Welcome to the inaugural “Collations: Book Forum” on recent publications in Victorian Studies and related areas of research. We are delighted to begin with Jesse Oak Taylor’s Sky of Our Manufacture (UVA Press, 2016). In keeping with V21’s commitment to exploring variations of presentism as a corrective to positivist historicism, Jesse Oak Taylor’s Sky of Our Manufacture explores …read more