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Dr Lucy Whitehead @drlucywhitehead.bsky.social · 01/05/2026

Could not have been a more beautiful day for the @rhul-cvs.bsky.social 19thC Studies Colloquium yesterday! Loved sharing my research on the transatlantic repatriation of Brontë and ‘Alice in Wonderland’ #manuscripts, hearing the panel on global and decolonial pedagogy, & exploring RHUL archives! 1/3

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Helen Kingstone @helenkingstone.bsky.social · 01/05/2026

We held a fantastic @rhul-cvs.bsky.social colloquium yesterday, led by Bonnie Liu. Our keynote from Jacob Jewusiak considered how a lens of 'generational warfare' can illuminate the debates on age of consent in colonial India. Such a rich joining together of ideas and arenas!

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Royal Holloway Centre for Victorian Studies @rhul-cvs.bsky.social · 20/12/2024

Next, a celebration of our recent interdisciplinary get-together to find research connections across broader nineteenth-century studies... www.royalholloway.ac.uk/research-and...

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Royal Holloway Centre for Victorian Studies @rhul-cvs.bsky.social · 20/12/2024

Just in time for Christmas... some updates on the blog of what we've been up to recently! First up, a report by Yasmin Akhter on the 2024 colloquium with keynote lecture & workshop from @awisnicki.bsky.social www.royalholloway.ac.uk/research-and...

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Yasmin Akhter report on the CVS Easter 2024 Colloquium

Yasmin Akhter report on the Easter 2024 Colloquium

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Royal Holloway Centre for Victorian Studies @rhul-cvs.bsky.social · 13/12/2024

So far this year we've been holding targeted events for Royal Holloway students, staff & alumni: > a wisdom-sharing event by & for PhD students, > 'nineteenth-century studies research networking pot-pourri' > a fantastic student-alumni intergenerational workshop in the archives. More info soon!

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Royal Holloway Centre for Victorian Studies @rhul-cvs.bsky.social · 13/12/2024

Lovely to see you all here! We are a group of researchers based at Royal Holloway, University of London, a very Victorian place, studying the nineteenth century around the world, and particularly the products and legacies of Victorian Britain and its empire.

photograph of one of the two grand courtyards of Royal Holloway's Founders Building, with sculpture of Thomas and Jane Holloway.

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