Digital event announcements and news
Please join the Research Society for Victorian Periodicals’ next Digital Event, a book launch of Periodical Studies Today: Multidisciplinary Analyses (Brill 2022). We will be joined by the editors (Jutta Ernst, Oliver Scheiding, and Dagmar von Hoff) and several contributors who will discuss periodicals as relational artefacts, highlighting editorial constellations, material conditions, […]
Please join the RSVP Digital Events committee for our next “Pick-A-Periodical” with Clare Stainthorp* leading us on a discussion of the Secular Chronicle (1872–79) Date/time: 17 May at 8am PDT/ 10am CDT/ 11am EDT/ 4pm BST/ 5pm CEST Registration: as always, our events are free but registration is required to receive the zoom link The Secular Chronicle (1872–79), founded by George H. Reddalls served atheist, agnostic, and […]
Please join us on April 12, 8 a.m. PST / 11 a.m. EST / 4 p.m. GMT / 5 p.m. CET for our next RSVP Digital Event, “The Future of Periodical Studies: A Conversation with the Current and Former Editors of VPR,” the first in a series of reflection on the […]
In the run-up to International Women’s Day 2024 (March 8), Dr. Clare Horrocks, along with Emily Parsons (LJMU Archivist and Special Collections Librarian) and Anne Foulkes (Digital Content Creator), will discuss the Women of Punch Exhibition held at Liverpool John Moores’ University Special Collections and Archives. Inspired by the Curran Index and author-attribution […]
Want to get the most out of using the HathiTrust Digital Library during your next research project? At RSVP’s next Digital Event, “‘On the dusty shelves of libraries’: Exploring the 19th-century with the HathiTrust Digital Library,” we will hear about HathiTrust’s resources, tools and services for computational analysis from John […]
Your digital-neighborhood friends at RSVP’s Digital Events (Katy Birch, Sourav Chatterjee, Ali Hatapçi, Andrew Hobbs, and Priti Joshi) are happy to announce another year of talks, discussions, exchanges, and learning on all matters related to 19th-century periodicals of Britain and its empire. At our first event of 2024, we will […]
