Dickens, Charles

Julian Wolfreys

Loughborough University

Faculty Member

English & Drama Department

Architectural Theory, Charles Dickens, Continental Philosophy, and Critical Theory

Claire Wood

University of York

Post-Doc

English and Related Literature Department

Death Studies, Dickens, Charles, Material Culture Studies, and Victorian Literature

Charlotte Mathieson

University of Warwick

Post-Doc

English and Comparative Literary Studies Department

19th Century British novel, 19th Century Victorian Literature, Cultural Geography, and Feminist Geography

Helen Goodman

Royal Holloway, University of London

Graduate Student

English Department

19th Century British novel, Dickens, Charles, English, and History Of Madness And Psychiatry

Simon J. James

Durham University

Faculty Member

English Studies Department

English Literature, Autobiographical Memory, Dickens, Charles, and Digital Humanities

Kim Edwards Keates

University of Liverpool

Department Member

English Department

Dickens, Charles, Feminism, Film Adaptation, and Gender and Sexuality

Pete Orford

University of Birmingham

Alumnus

Shakespeare Institute

Dickens, Charles, Early Modern English drama, English Literature, and Nineteenth-Century Literature and Culture

Eike Kronshage

Freie Universität Berlin

Graduate Student

Friedrich Schlegel Graduate School of Literary Studies

Dickens, Charles, George Eliot, History of Physiognomy, and Jane Austen

Jonathan Lee

University of California, Riverside

Graduate Student

Comparative Literature & Foreign Languages Department

Adaptation, Literature and Philosophy, Realism (Literature), and Victorian Literature

Patrick C Fleming

University of Virginia

Graduate Student

English Department

British Literature, Children's Literature & Culture, Dickens, Charles, and Digital Humanities

Dwight Lindley

Hillsdale College

Faculty Member

English Department

George Eliot, J H Newman, Victorian Literature, and Alasdair MacIntyre

David Ellison

Griffith University

Faculty Member

School of Humanities

Architectural History, Cultural Studies, Dickens, Charles, and Domesticity

Jason Wakefield

Ancient Greek Rhetoric, Archaic Greek history, Art History, and Business

Emily Hunt

University of Portsmouth

Graduate Student

Centre for Studies in Literature

Neo-Victorianism, Spiritualism and women's writing, Victorian prisons/ imprisoning spaces, and Dickens, Charles

Ray Crosby

University of California, Riverside

Graduate Student

English Department

Colonialism, Imperialism, Empire, Dickens, Charles, Eighteenth-Century literature, and English Literature

Wendy Parkins

University of Otago

Faculty Member

English Department

Aestheticism, Dickens, Charles, Fin de Siecle Literature & Culture, and Gender

Ben Winyard

University of Buckingham

Post-Doc

English Department

Affect (Cultural Theory), Dickens, Charles, Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick, and Gay and Lesbian History

Paul Schacht

SUNY Geneseo

Faculty Member

English Department

Dickens, Charles, Digital Humanities, Digital Literature, and Victorian Literature

Daniel Martin

Red Deer College

Faculty Member

English Department

Accidents, Dickens, Charles, Early Cinema, and English

Mary Ellen Bell

University of Arizona

Graduate Student

English Department

Dickens, Charles, Digital Humanities, English Literature, and Froude, James Anthony

Geoffrey McNeil

University of California, Santa Barbara

Graduate Student

English Department

Affect Theory, American Novel, American Realism, and American Realism and Naturalism

Karen Laird

The University of Manchester

Department Member

School of Arts, Histories and Cultures

British Literature and its Adaptation to Film, Charlotte Brontë, Dickens, Charles, and Film Adaptation

Jasper Schelstraete

Ghent University

Graduate Student

Department of Literary Studies

Dickens, Charles, Disability Studies, Game studies, and Melville Studies

Aaron Adams

Lee University

Faculty Member

English and Modern Foreign Languages Department

Arts, Literature, and Religion, Dickens, Charles, Language, Space and Place, and Literary Geography

Shale Preston

Macquarie University

Faculty Member

English Department

19th Century British (Literature), Abjection, Autobiography, and Dickens, Charles
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