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There was a call for papers posted here the other day... where did it go? Could anyone forward me the link, please?
17 hours ago
Perhaps this is of interest to some RSVP folks?
Welcome to The Lily – The Lily
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The Lily was the first U.S. newspaper by women. We’re bringing it back.
2 weeks ago
Nahmi Lee, Jennifer Phegley and 4 others like this
Rogue reporters and Victorian fake news, by Steve Tate -- fascinating new article in British Journalism Review www.bjr.org.uk/current-edition+getting_rich_on_invented_news
2 weeks ago
Nahmi Lee, Abigail Rieley and 23 others like this
There's a new entry on our postgraduate blog today. Quintus Van Galen has written a fascinating post about digital methodologies in periodical studies and you can read more here -
Digital Methodologies: Using Semantic Vector Spaces for Identity Research - RSVP
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Quintus van Galen is a PhD candidate at Edge Hill University, working on the application of computerised textual analysis to historical questions in periodical studies. His thesis will focus on the methodological viability of such analyses within historiography, by … Continue reading →
3 weeks ago
K Cummings Pipes, Dassi Elber-Aviram and 20 others like this
Andreas TheodorouThis is a really interesting read. Definitely given me something to think about for my MRes research.3 weeks ago
Our congratulations to Kirstie Blair (University of Strathclyde), Michael Sanders (University of Manchester) and Lauren Weiss (University of Strathclyde / University of Stirling) winners of the Field Development Grant for their project ‘Literary Bonds: Mutual Improvement Society Magazines and Victorian Periodical Culture’: rs4vp.org/rsvp-field-development-grant/
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Koenraad Claes, Dassi Elber-Aviram and 23 others like this
Patrick LearyIf it wasn't about 19th-century periodicals it was deleted. This group is just for discussion of, and notices about, 19th-century periodicals.1 · 17 hours ago
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