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NINETEENTH-CENTURY NUMBERS

British Association for Victorian Studies Annual ConferenceRoyal Holloway, University of London29-31 August 2013

CALL FOR PAPERS AND PANEL PROPOSALS

Submit all proposals by 28 March 2013 to BAVS2013@gmail.com

Enquiries and proposals for themed panels can be sent to:Ruth Livesey ruth.livesey@rhul.ac.uk or Juliet John juliet.john@rhul.ac.uk

The site of Mount Lee, Egham, consisting of ninety-five acres, was selected and conveyed to the trus-tees in May, 1876…. [Royal Holloway] covers more ground than any other college in the world, forming a double quadrangle measuring 550 feet by 376 feet… The recreation hall, with its superb collection of pictures, cost upwards of £90,000… There are all modern sanitary appliances, and complete systems of electric and gas lighting, and steam heating... The College and Sanatorium together have cost consider-ably over one million sterling, the munificence of the benefactions being altogether without precedent in this country. Observer, 20 June 1886

Keynote Speakers : Michael Hatt (University of Warwick) Alice Jenkins (University of Glasgow) Mary Poovey (NYU) Theodore Porter (UCLA)

NINETEENTH-CENTURY NUMBERSBritish Association for Victorian Studies Annual ConferenceRoyal Holloway, University of London29-31 August 2013

Mathematics; statistics; geometry; time and tech-nology; timetables and navigation; mass mobil-ity; computation; money; finance and economics.

Mass culture, mass politics and reform; crowds, population, over population; Malthus and Darwin; proliferation and extinction; the residuum and the best circles.

Collecting and cataloguing; rep-lication; periodicals and serials; prosody and metre; music and rhythm; architecture and pro-portion; sequence and sequels.

Research methodologies in the digital era; quan-titative and qualitative; corpus linguistics; pe-riodization; information overload.

The one and the many; dura-tion; the infinite; age and aging.

Deadline for abstracts: 28th March 2013.

Please submit 300 word abstracts to BAVS2013@gmail.com.

Visit our blog www.BAVS2013.wordpress.com for regular updates and discussion pages.

Enquiries about proposing themed panels can be sent to ruth.livesey@rhul.ac.ukor juliet.john@rhul.ac.uk

CALL FOR PAPERS

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