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Professor Joanne Shattock

shattock, joanneB. A. (New Brunswick), M. A. (Leeds), Phd. (London), Hon. D. Litt (New Brunswick)

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Research Interests

My research interests focus on the nineteenth-century periodical press, nineteenth-century women's writing, book history, life-writing, and bibliography. Currently I am working on a multi-volume edition of the work of the novelist, biographer, critic and literary historian Margaret Oliphant (1828-97), for which I hold a Leverhulme Emeritus Fellowship 2011-3. I co-edit, with Vincent Newey, the Nineteenth Century Series for Ashgate Publishing. From 2008-11 I was an Honorary Moser Fellow, and from 2012 a Visiting Professor  at the Humanities Research Institute, University of Keele.

Projects

The Cambrdige Companion English Literature 1830-1914 - book coverCurrent Postgraduate Supervision

I am currently supervising dissertations on Eliza Meteyard and Radical Publishing; Aspects of Childhood in the work of Charles Dickens; Dinah Maria Craik; psychology and the mid-nineteenth century novel, and the travel journals of a nineteenth-century Northamptonshire landowner. 

I am interested in supervising dissertations on all aspects of nineteenth-century literature and culture, and in particular on women's writing, life-writing, the periodical press, and the history of the book. 

Recent publications

Selected Works of Margaret Oliphant vol. 1 Literary Criticism 1854-69. Pickering Masters. London: Pickering & Chatto, 2011. xl + 515pp. 

'Professional Networking, Masculine and Feminine. Victorian Periodicals Review 44:2 (Summer 2011), pp. 128-40.

ed. The Cambridge Companion to English Literature 1830-1914. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2010. xix + 322 pp. Includes 'The Culture of Criticism' pp. 71-90.

'The "Orbit of the Feminine Critic: Gaskell and Eliot'. Nineteenth Century Gender Studies 6:2 (Summer 2010). http:ncgsjournal.com.

 'The Publishing Industry' in The Oxford History of the Novel in English. vol. 3 1820-1880. (eds) Jennny Bourne Taylor and John Kucich. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2012 , pp.3-21.