JVC vol. 21. no. 4
Announcing the contents of the latest edition of the Journal of Victorian Culture:
Ann Garascia, “The Freak Show’s ‘Missing Links’: Krao Farini and the Pleasures of Archiving Prehistory”
Victoria Bates, “‘Under Cross-Examination She Fainted’: Sexual Crime and Swooning in the Victorian Courtroom”
Hannah Field, “Amateur Hours: The Visual Interpretation of Tennyson’s Poetry in Two Manuscript Albums”
Roisín Laing, “Candid Lying and Precocious Storytelling in Victorian Literature and Psychology”
Nancy Rose Marshall, “‘Startling; Nay, Almost Repulsive’: Light Effects and Nascent Sensation in John Everett Millais’s The Rescue”
Digital Forum:
Zoe Alker & Christopher Donaldson, eds, “Digital Pedagogy in and beyond the Classroom”
Meegan Kennedy, “Open Annotation and Close Reading the Victorian Text: Using Hypothes.is with Students”
Paul Fyfe & Richard Menke, “Data Copperfield: A Pedagogical Experiment in Distributed Collaboration”
Emma Curry & Ben Winyard, “Our Virtual Friends: Dickens, Digital Communities, and Performative Learning”
Review:
Richard Hall, “Love, Toil, Laughter, and Devotion”
To read this edition of the Journal of Victorian Culture, please visit http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/rjvc20/current.