Authorship in Dickens and Melville. Nationality and self-representation in the mid-nineteenth century literary marketplace

Start - End 

2010 - 2014 (completed)

Type 

PhD research

Research Focus 

Literary studies

Additional tags 

English literature

Tabgroup

Abstract

to be completed / Title Phd: The Atlantic Between Them: Dickens, Melville, and Nationality in the Transatlantic Market

People

Supervisor(s)

Gert Buelens

• Department of Literary Studies

• Contemporary literature
• Cultural memory
• Digital humanities
• English literature
• Gender
• Genetic criticism
• Identity
• Literary history
• Literary studies
• Literary theory
• Modern literature
• Rhetoric

Marysa Demoor

• Department of Literary Studies

• English literature
• Gender
• History
• Literary studies
• Periodical studies

Phd Student(s)

Jasper Schelstraete

• 19th Century
• 20th Century
• American studies
• Comparative
• Contemporary
• Digital humanities
• English
• English literature
• Language and text analysis
• Literary studies
• North America
• Oceania
• Quantitative
• Transatlantic studies
• Transnational studies
• Victorian studies
• Western Europe