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PROGRAMME DICKENS SOCIETY SYMPOSIUM KINGSTON UNIVERSITY 17-20 JULY, 2008 THURSDAY 17 JULY 1300-1800 Register at Kingston University Kingston Hill Campus (it will also be possible to register on Friday morning). 1930-2130 Drop in dinner (paid for by diners) at a central Kingston restaurant. FRIDAY 18 JULY 0900 Assemble. 0915 Welcome. 0945 Panel 1: Social Contexts: Chair

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THE DICKENS SOCIETY THIRTEENTH ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM KINGSTON UNIVERSITY, LONDON, 17-20 JULY 2008 The Symposium will take place at the Kingston Hill Campus of Kingston University, a ten-minute bus ride from the centre of the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames. Accommodation for those wanting it, meeting rooms, and refreshment facilities, will all be provided on campus. You can sign in on campus

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DICKENS QUARTERLY March 2008 Volume 25 Number 1 ARTICLES Christine Alexander: The Juvenilia of Charles Dickens: Romance and Reality 3 Leslie Simon: Archives of the Interior: Exhibitions of Domesticity in The Pickwick Papers

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DICKENS QUARTERLY December 2007 Volume 24 Number 4 ARTICLES George Goodin: The Uses and Usages of Muddle (part two) 201 Eleanor McNees: Reluctant Source: Murray's Handbooks and Pictures from Italy 211 John M. L. Drew: Pictures from The Daily News: Context, Correspondents, and Correlations 230 REVIEWS Juliet John on Sally Ledger: Dickens and the Popular Radical Imagination

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13th ANNUAL DICKENS SOCIETY SYMPOSIUM KINGSTON UNIVERSITY 17-20 July 2008 Papers on any aspect of Dickens's life and work are invited for the 13th Annual Dickens Symposium, which will be held at Kingston University, Kingston upon Thames, from July 17-20, 2008. Central London is approximately 25 minutes away by train. Kingston is also served by a direct bus from Heathrow, and by train from

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DICKENS QUARTERLY September 2007 Volume 24 Number 3 ARTICLES George Goodin: The Uses and Usages of Muddle (part one) 135 Barry Tharaud: Form as Process in The Pickwick Papers: The Structure of Ethical Discovery 145 Robert Tracy: W. C. Macready in The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby

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DICKENS QUARTERLY June 2007 Volume 24 Number 2 ARTICLES Alan P. Barr: Mourning Becomes David: Loss and the Victorian Restoration of Young Copperfield 63 Bert Hornback: The Book of Jasper 78 Arthur J. Cox: The Drood Remains Revisited – The

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DICKENS QUARTERLY March 2007 Volume 24 Number 1 ARTICLES John Reed: Dickens and Personification 3Trey Philpotts: Dickens, Invention, and Literary Property in the 1850s 18Chris Louttit: Lowell Revisited: Dickens and the Working Girl 27 REVIEWS David Parker on Julian Wolfreys: The Old Story with a Difference: Pickwick’s Vision 37John Drew on Catherine Gallagher: The

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DICKENS QUARTERLY December 2006 Volume XXIII Number 4 ARTICLES Jerome Meckier: Parodic Prolongation in North and South: Elizabeth Gaskell Revaluates Dickens’s Suspenseful Delays 217Ewa Kujawska-Lis: Bleak House as the Source of Intertextuality in Somerset Maugham’s “The Round Dozen” 229Matthew Bolton: Joycean Dickens/ Dickensian Joyce 243 REVIEWS Diana C. Archibald on Lisa

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12th ANNUAL DICKENS SOCIETY SYMPOSIUM MONTREAL, QUEBEC, CANADA AUGUST 17-20 2007 On May 11, 1842, Charles Dickens and his wife Catherine arrived in Montreal on the final leg of the “English” part of Dickens’s first North American tour. They stayed until May 30th at Rasco’s Hotel in what is now Old Montreal. At the time of Dickens’s arrival, Montreal was the most populous city in

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2006 Dickens Symposium The Queen’s University of Belfast Friday 11 August 9:00-10:30: Session 1 Dickens and the Creative Process Chair: David Paroissien Herbert Foltinek (University of Vienna): ‘The "story-weaver at his loom": Two Modes of Literary Production’ Leon Litvack (Queen’s University Belfast): ‘Dickens’s Dream and the Conception of Character’ 11:00-12:30: Sessions 2 & 3 (parallel

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DICKENS QUARTERLY September 2006 Volume XXIII Number 3 ARTICLES Olga Stuchebrukhov: Bleak House as an Allegory of a Middle-Class Nation 147 Paul Marchbanks: From Caricature to Character: The Intellectually Disabled in Dickens’s Novels (Part Three) 169 Robert R. Garnett: The Crisis of 1863 181 REVIEWS Patrick J.

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DICKENS QUARTERLY June 2006 Volume XXIII Number 2 ARTICLES Paul Marchbanks: From Caricature to Character: The Intellectually Disabled in Dickens’s Novels (Part Two) 67 Mark Willis: Charles Dickens and Fictions of the Crowd 85 Arthur J. Cox: The Drood Remains Revisted: “First Fancy” 108 REVIEWS Dominic Rainsford on Terry Eagleton: The English Novel: An Introduction 121 Jeremy

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DICKENS QUARTERLY March 2006 Volume XXIII Number 1 ARTICLES Paul Marchbanks: From Caricature to Character: The Intellectually Disabled In Dickens’s Novels (Part One) 3 Arthur J. Cox: The Drood Remains Revisited: The Title Page 14 Robert Tracy: Jasper’s Plot: Inventing The Mystery of Edwin Drood 29 REVIEWS Robert Tracy on Janice M. Allen, ed.: Charles Dickens’s Bleak House: A Sourcebook 39

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DICKENS QUARTERLY December 2005 Volume XXII Number 4 ARTICLES Juliet John: Fagin, The Holocaust and Mass Culture; or Oliver Twist on Screen 204 Gareth Cordery: A Special Relationship: Stiggins in England and America (Part Two) 224 Natalie Cole: Dickens and The Act of Gardening 242 REVIEWS Gareth Cordery on Valerie Brown Lester: Phiz: The Man Who Drew Dickens 255 Margaret

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DICKENS QUARTERLY September 2005 Volume XXII Number 3 ARTICLES Gareth Cordery: A Special Relationship: Stiggins in England and America (Part One) 135 Jamieson Ridenhour: “In that Boney Light”: The Bakhtinian Gothic of Our Mutual Friend 153 Kit Polga: Dickens and the Morality of Imagination 172 REVIEWS

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11th Annual Dickens Society Symposium Queen’s University Belfast, Northern Ireland 11-13 August 2006 Call for Papers Charles Dickens visited Belfast in 1858, 1867, and 1869, to deliver those public readings which so captivated audiences on both sides of the Atlantic. He gave renditions of such favourites as The Story of Little Dombey, Boots at the Holly-Tree Inn, Mrs Gamp, and Sikes and Nancy.

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Dickens Quarterly (ISSN 0742-5473) is published in March, June, September and December. The journal began as Dickens Studies Newsletter in 1970, the organ of the Dickens Society. A new series took over in March 1984, when the title changed to Dickens Quarterly. SubscriptionsSubscriptions, payable in U.S. dollars, for individuals and for institutions are as follows: $25.00 (U.S.) and $30.00 (

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