juliepark.bsky.social
Paterno Family Librarian for Literature & Professor of English at Penn State | Editor, Penn State Series in the History of the Book, PSU Press | My Dark Room 2023 @uchicagopress
https://press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/book/chicago/M/bo192110828.html
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Wow, Sarah! Congratulations!
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Thank you!
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Thanks! Loved seeing you at the book party!
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Thank you Yuliya!
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Thank you Hyo Yoon!
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Thank you Michelle! đ
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Thank you Sarah!
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Thank you!
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Thank you, Alan!
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Thank you, Hester! :)
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Thank you very much, Nathan!
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"Using a conceptual framework Park calls spatial formalism, this innovative work offers a new perspective on the concept of setting and on the relationship between literature and spatiality."
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"fascinating examination of the position of inner spaces in English lit. from the long 18th century...Park examines not only representations of inner space w/in literary works themselves but also the ways actual interior spaces provided the inspiration & enabling conditions of those same works"
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That's really beautiful!
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Thank you!
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Panel 5 Business/Leisure:
Travis McDade âHumorous Phases of the Law: Irving Browneâs Extra-Illustrated Life in 19th-Century Americaâ and
Whitney Trettien âThe Calculated Risk of Book Destruction: Book Collecting and Calculating Technologies in 19th-Century Americaâ
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Tony Whiteâ¨âFrisson and Serendipity: Loose Leaves on the Loose in International Artistsâ Booksâ
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Panel 4 Gather/Scatter: Molly Duggins âCut-and-Paste Cabinet: Major James Wallisâ 1840s Album of Colonial New South Wales,â Anna Svensson âA Thistle or a Rose? Probing the Thorny Question of Pressed Plants in Printed Books from the 16th to the 20th Centuriesâ andâŚ
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Panel 3 Dialogue/Discord: @digitalpiranesi.bsky.social âThe Letter as Image: Illustrating the 18th-Century Correspondence of Ignatius Sancho w/Laurence Sterneâ & Nicole Reynolds, ââThis Bomb Under My Monumentâ: Extra-Illustration & the War Books Controversy â Siegfried Sassoon and Robert Gravesâ
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Panel 2 Place/Moment: Adam Smyth,
âExtra-Illustration in England: 1650, 1777, 2013â and @juliepark.bsky.social âThe Extra-Illustrated Manuscript as Memory Palace: Archiving the House of the Walpolesâ
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Panel 1 Reframe/Remake: @luisacale.bsky.social
on the movements of a Blake watercolor in and out of the gargantuan Kitto Bible and Carolin Gluchowski on the recycling and repurposing of materials in prayer books at a medieval German convent
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Heâs a bad person.
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And a quick Google search indicates why a journalist for publications that reach over a million would be interested in or at all clued into this world: he's the son of Joan Wallach Scott.
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Sidebar point of interest in AO Scottâs piece is the questioning of what it means to be a superstar or celebrity in academia. Jameson reigned during the years that Scott referred toâthose âgo go yearsââas a veteran friend of those years calls themâof the 80s-late 2000s (pre 1st crash)
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âbut there is one, just 2 words long, that Iâve always thought would make a great inspirational forearm tattoo. âAlways historicizeâ Those are the opening words of The Political Unconsciousâ
NOT a tattoo person but those lines by Jameson would be in my coming of age as a scholar commonplace book
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âThe characteristic Jamesonian sentence is stubbornly resistant to quotation â a long, intricate play of subordinate clauses & rhetorical reversals, sweeping generalizations & granular examples, embedded in a paragraph of baroque complexity, romantic grandeur and classical coherence âŚâ
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I came across a thoughtful blog post written by her student on that characteristic of secrets: ninamariefederizo.weebly.com
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So interesting. I found out about Ned Fahs, Robert Duncan's previous lover, through his daughter, from whom he hid his homosexuality and prior relationship. She's writing a book now about him and the experience of having a closeted father.
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Technology has created an option just for ghosters
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Righto