Dr. King has kindly shared some upcoming events with us. If you are interested in Victorian Lit, both of these events are great opportunities to mingle, network, and expand your Victorian horizons.
On Monday, May 2, Tanya Agothocolous of Hunter College will be giving a talk entitled "Comparative Criticism, Cosmopolitanism, and Neutrality in the English Language Colonial Press in India." The talk will be held at the CUNY Graduate Center in the Liberal Studies Room (Room 4108). There will wine and snacks at 6:00 p.m. The talk begins at 6:30 p.m. All are welcome.
CUNY is also hosting their one-day annual Victorianist Conference. The conference is being held on May 6 at the CUNY Graduate Center and is on "Victorian Boyhoods." For anyone who was in Dr. King's George Eliot class last fall, you may be interested particularly in Karen Bourrier's talk on "Tom Tulliver's Schooldays."
Follow this link for more information.
Please feel free to comment on this post if you are interested in attending!
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