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Popular Culture and Children's Literature Researchers

Abigail Boucher
Lecturer in English literature, Aston University
Class studies; Medicine and Science in Literature; The Gaze; Body Theory; Genre and Popular Fiction
Class, Capitalism, the Market Medical Humanities and Natural Sciences Popular Culture and Children's Literature
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Justyna Fruzinska
University of Lodz
Assistant Professor of American Studies
European 19th-century travel writing about America; Popular Culture; Transcendentalism; Jewish Studies
Geography, Cartography, Travel Popular Culture and Children's Literature Race and Ethnicity
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Peter Knight
University of Manchester
Professor of American Studies
Conspiracy theories; Cultural approaches to finance; Vernacular epistemologies; History of financial advice
Class, Capitalism, the Market Philosophy and Intellectual History Popular Culture and Children's Literature
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Timothy Lustig
Keele University
Head of the School of Humanities
British and American children's literature; Henry James; Mark Twain
Popular Culture and Children’s Literature Transatlantic, Transpacific, Transnational
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Mahshid Mayar
Bielefeld University
Assistant Professor of American Studies
American childhoods; Transnational American literature; 19th-century US cultural history; Critical game studies; Cultural geography; History of Empire; US Juvenile Periodical Press
Cultures of Empire and Imperialism
Geography, Cartography, Travel Popular Culture and Children's Literature Webpage
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Michèle Mendelssohn
University of Oxford
Associate Professor in English Literature
Oscar Wilde; Henry James; Decadence; Popular Culture; Gender and Sexuality
Gender, Sexuality, Queer Studies Popular Culture and Children's Literature Transatlantic, Transpacific, Transnational
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Thomas Ruys Smith
University of East Anglia
Senior Lecturer in American Studies
The Life and Culture of the Mississippi River; The South and Early West; Crime and Outlaws; Popular Literature; Travel; Music and Theatre; Popular Religious Movements
Geography, Cartography, Travel Nationalism, Regionalism, Localism Popular Culture and Children's Literature
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Peter Stoneley
University of Reading
Professor of American Literature and Culture
Transatlantic literary and cultural relations; Queer studies; Ballet; Children's literature; Oscar Wilde; Mark Twain
Gender, Sexuality, Queer Studies Popular Culture and Children's Literature Transatlantic, Transpacific, Transnational
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  • Info
    • About Us
    • Members' Page
    • Essay Prizes
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  • Events
    • Reading Groups >
      • Manchester, June 2014
      • Norwich, November 2014
      • London, June 2015
      • Nottingham, September 2015
      • Canterbury, June 2016
      • Oxford, October 2016
      • London, June 2017
      • Edinburgh, January 2018
      • Birmingham, June 2018
      • London, November 2018
      • Aston, June 2019
      • Zoom, July 2020
      • Zoom, November 2020
    • Symposia >
      • King's College 2022 >
        • Programme
      • Symposium Archive: Nottingham 2019 >
        • Programme
      • Symposium Archive: Exeter 2017 >
        • Programme
      • Symposium archive: Warwick 2015 >
        • Programme
      • Symposium archive: Sussex 2013 >
        • Programme
    • BrANCA-sponsored panels
  • Teaching
    • Materials
  • Digital Resources