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New BAVS Prize for a Second Monograph

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**Please note: these revised rules of 4 September 2020 replace those circulated previously.*** The British Association for Victorian Studies (BAVS) is delighted to announce its new Book Prize! Unlike other book prizes, this is specifically intended to honour the work of mid-career Victorianists in all disciplines who publish a monograph in 2020. The Prize will […]

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BAVS calls for a New Deal for Higher Education

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BAVS President Professor Dinah Birch, on behalf of the Association, recently signed a letter (below) to call upon the current UK government to use the current crisis caused by COVID-19 as an opportunity to create a new deal for higher education. BAVS is one of the 49 professional associations representing diverse research fields to have expressed profound concern […]

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Obituary: Richard Pearson

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We are sad to report the death of Richard Pearson, who was in his early fifties. He was a keen supporter of BAVS, an energetic delegate at its founding conference, and regularly gave papers at the annual conferences thereafter. Having undertaken his undergraduate studies at the University of Newcastle, Richard subsequently proceeded to postgraduate work […]

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BAVS Annual Conference 2018: Victorian Patterns, University of Exeter, 29-31 August 2018

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Organised by the Centre for Victorian Studies, University of Exeter Keynote Speakers: Professor Stefano Evangelista (English, University of Oxford); Professor Grace Lees-Maffei (Design History, University of Hertfordshire); Professor Marion Thain (Liberal Studies, NYU) Global Victorians Roundtable Speakers: Professor Nicholas Birns (NYU); Dr. Paul Young (University of Exeter) Pattern in the nineteenth century was a much-debated […]

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