Australasian Journal of Victorian Studies

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Australasian Journal of Victorian Studies is a fully-refereed journal of Victorian Studies published by the Australasian Victorian Studies Association (AVSA).

ISSN: 2982-0790

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Contributions welcomed for new general issue

2025-01-13

Contributions are welcomed for a new general issue of the journal, to be published later this year.

AJVS 28: 1 (2024) Special Issue on 'Water', no. 2

2024-12-04

Current Issue

Vol. 28 No. 1 (2024): Special Issue on 'Water' No. 2

A second selection of articles on the theme of 'Water', drawing on a conference held in November 2023

Published: 2024-12-04

Articles

Introduction

Joanne Wilkes

1-2
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Seafoam and Water: Thyrza as Artist in George Gissing’s Thyrza (1887)

Helen Blythe

3-18
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On the Face of the Waters and Below: The Significance of India’s Rivers in the Fiction of Flora Annie Steel

Robert Jenkins

19-32
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Ripples of Water in the Letters and Novels of Geraldine Endsor Jewsbury (22 August 1812 – 23 September 1880)

Helene Connor

33-46
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Companions in Death: Sydney, Lady Morgan (1778-1859), Geraldine Endsor Jewsbury (1812-1880), and Sydney Jane Inwood-Jones (1808-1882) at Brompton Cemetery, London, England

Helene Connor

47-64
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Water as Metaphors of Self-Discovery in Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s Aurora Leigh

Isadora Quirarte

65-84
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Sea Water and Scholarly Success? Private Venture Education for Boys and Male Entrepreneurship Along Adelaide’s Coastline During the Victorian Era

Marisa Young

85-99
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Flaws in the Ice: In Pursuit of the South Pole

Diana Noyce

100-117
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Blindness and the Sense of the World in Frances Browne’s Autofiction

Madoka Nagado

118-132
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Book Reviews

Review of Alex Murray. Decadent Conservatism: Aesthetics, Politics, and the Past.

Elizabeth Kerns

133-135
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Review of Gretchen Braun, Narrating Trauma: Victorian Novels and Modern Stress Disorders.

Jessica Gildersleeve

136-137
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Review of Renee Fox, The Necromantics: Reanimation, The Historical Imagination, and Victorian British and Irish Literature.

Neepa Sarkar

138-139
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Notes on Contributors

Notes on Contributors

Joanne Wilkes

140-141
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Australasian Journal of Victorian Studies

About the Journal

Announcements

Contributions welcomed for new general issue

AJVS 28: 1 (2024) Special Issue on 'Water', no. 2

Current Issue

Articles

Introduction

Seafoam and Water: Thyrza as Artist in George Gissing’s Thyrza (1887)

On the Face of the Waters and Below: The Significance of India’s Rivers in the Fiction of Flora Annie Steel

Ripples of Water in the Letters and Novels of Geraldine Endsor Jewsbury (22 August 1812 – 23 September 1880)

Companions in Death: Sydney, Lady Morgan (1778-1859), Geraldine Endsor Jewsbury (1812-1880), and Sydney Jane Inwood-Jones (1808-1882) at Brompton Cemetery, London, England

Water as Metaphors of Self-Discovery in Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s Aurora Leigh

Sea Water and Scholarly Success? Private Venture Education for Boys and Male Entrepreneurship Along Adelaide’s Coastline During the Victorian Era

Flaws in the Ice: In Pursuit of the South Pole

Blindness and the Sense of the World in Frances Browne’s Autofiction

Book Reviews

Review of Alex Murray. Decadent Conservatism: Aesthetics, Politics, and the Past.

Review of Gretchen Braun, Narrating Trauma: Victorian Novels and Modern Stress Disorders.

Review of Renee Fox, The Necromantics: Reanimation, The Historical Imagination, and Victorian British and Irish Literature.

Notes on Contributors

Notes on Contributors

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