Journal of Victorian Culture

Papers
(The TQCC of Journal of Victorian Culture is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-06-01 to 2026-06-01.)
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Notes on Contributors2
‘A slashing review is a thing that they like’: Vivisection and Victorian Literary Criticism2
Interpreters of the Real: Poems about Photographs in the Periodical Press, 1840–18602
Aqueous Haunting: Deadly Victorian Waters in the (In)Sanitary Capital1
Translating romantic love: the reception of Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s Sonnets from the Portuguese in China1
‘A Library of Our Own Compositions’: The Minervian Library and Children’s Social Authorship in Victorian Orkney1
Religion Pays: The Business of Art Industry Entrepreneurs and Splendour in the Spaces of Nineteenth-Century Irish Catholicism1
Fugitive Material and Everyday Theatrical Practice: A Playbill Study of the City of London Theatre in 18521
The Rossettis: Radical Romantics, or, GABRIEL DANTE ROSSETTI and Some Other People I Guess1
The Future Was Then1
Ecumenism to Ontology: Stoker’s Theology of the Host1
Consumptive Killers: Tuberculosis and Crime Fiction From L. T. Meade to Doc Holliday1
Charlotte Brontë and the Garden Obsession: Extended Affectivity in Shirley1
Provincialism at Large: Reading Locality, Scale, and Circulation in Nineteenth-Century Britain1
Day in the Life1
The Best Developed Man in Great Britain and Ireland? Eugen Sandow and the Commercialization of Eugenics in Twentieth-Century Britain1
Kennington Common, 10 April 1848: The Photographs, the Chartist Crowd, and the Coachman1
Middleness: Provincial Fiction and the Aesthetics of Dull Life1
Pugilism in Petticoats: Women and Prize-Fighting in Victorian Britain1
A Catholic Atlantic?1
Notes on Contributors1
The Reader’s Image0
AI and the Historian: Why Digital Literacy Matters Now More Than Ever0
Experiencing Léotard’s Sensational Body: Risk, Morality and Pleasure above the British Stage0
The Folklore of Evolution in Andrew Lang’s Writings0
Remembering Hodson’s Horse: Commemoration and the Indian Uprising of 1857–580
Addressing the Machine: Victorian Working-Class Poetry and Industrial Machinery0
Hot Off the Press0
S.J. Celestine Edwards: Placing Anti-Racism in Victorian Print Culture0
Trick of the Eye: Prospect Gazing, Illusion, and the University Novel0
A New Woman Dialogue with Aestheticism and Decadence: Netta Syrett’s Short Stories for The Yellow Book0
Ford Madox Brown’s History of Manchester0
Memoryscapes of Martyrdom: Nineteenth-Century Poetry and the Death of Emily Wilding Davison in the Suffragette (1913)0
Sir John Gardner Wilkinson (1797–1875) in Turkish Dress, at Thebes: The Self-Fashioning of an Antiquarian Egyptologist0
Race, Data, and the Digital Humanities: Reflections for the Long Nineteenth Century0
Mechanics Institutes in Mid-Nineteenth-Century Victoria: Racial Difference and Liberalism in the Settler Colony0
Light and Devotion: Heber, Middleton and the Iconography of Conversion: J. G. Lough, Monument to Bishop Middleton (1832), and Francis Chantrey, Monument to Bishop Heber (1828–35)0
Afterword: Provincialism at Large0
Dickens and Wales: Modernity, Violence and the Creative Imagination0
Alienated Heroines in Basil, Lady Audley’s Secret, and East Lynne: A Jaeggian Reading0
‘Hidden from the World’: Re-examining Rebecca Jarrett beyond 18850
(Machine) Learning about the Victorians0
Women, Home, and Alcohol: Constructed Façades and Social Norms in Nineteenth-Century Polish and British Representations of Female Drinking Practices0
Seen through Deep Time: Occult Clairvoyance and Palaeoscientific Imagination0
Gaskell in China: A History of Translation and Critical Reception0
Disraeli and the Bible0
Taste in North and South Reconsidered: A Case for Attention to Downward and Lateral Mobility in the Victorian Novel0
“I have loved, O Lord, the beauty of thy house’: Magnificence and Catholic Architecture in Ireland, 1850–19000
‘Girls are Wanted More Than Men’: A Gendered Experience of Child Migration in the Mid-Nineteenth Century0
British Perceptions of Cyprus and the Production of Ceramics from 1809 to 19200
Notes on Contributors0
Self-Fashioning Illusions: Twinship, Subjectivity, and Neo-Victorianism in Christopher Priest’s 
The Prestige0
The Catholic Footprint in Victorian Dublin0
The Photographs of A. B. Ovenstone and the Reinvention of the Scottish Amateur Tradition0
A Touch of Empire: Joseph E. Boehm’s Monument to Charles George Gordon (c. 1887–1889)0
The Little Girls of Orientalism: Frederic Leighton’s Study at a Reading Desk (1877)0
The Major Importance of Minor Characters0
Performing the Self through Orientalizing the Kurds in Isabella Bird’s Journeys in Persia and Kurdistan0
Sounding Slavery in the Victorian Drawing Room: The ‘Blackface’ Ballads of Philip Klitz0
Ignoble Strife: Far From the Madding Crowd and the Agricultural Labourers Strike of 18740
Walking as a Gendered Practice: Travel and Transgressions in Henry James’s Daisy Miller (1878) and The Wings of the Dove (1902)0
Crystal Forms: A Victorian Aesthetics of Accident0
Historicizing the Nineteenth-Century Entrepreneurial Theatrical Artisan: The Case of Henry Hamilton0
Walter Pater and Non-Darwinian Science0
Roundtable: Piston, Pen & Press0
The Archaeological Aesthetic0
The Imperturbable Seriousness of the Circus Buffoon: The Shakespearean Clown on the Threshold of Modern Comedy0
Microbial Matters: Form and Process in Thomas Hardy’s The Woodlanders0
The Stories Dress Could Tell… Reading Clothing in Neo-Victorian Fiction0
Correction: Workers’ Responses to Paternalism in British Factory-Based Events (1840–1860)0
The Victorian Royal Family and the Body of Princess Elizabeth Stuart: Historical Culture and Heritage, Collection and Display0
‘Consider yourself kissed’: Intimacy, Engagement, and Material Culture in Nineteenth-Century 
Middle-Class English Love Letters0
William Calder Marshall’s Imperial Homonormativity: Righteousness and Peace Have Kissed Each Other (1862–63)0
Roundtable Reflection0
Bringing Dead Victorians Back to Life: What Coroner’s Inquests Can Teach Us about Victorian Working-Class Homes0
Masculinity and Vulnerability: Frederick William Pomeroy’s Memorial to Archbishop Frederick Temple (1905)0
‘Working From Home’ Is Not Parochial: Charlotte Yonge’s Lifelong Involvement in Elementary Education0
Edward Burne-Jones: A Radical Interpretation0
‘An Industrial Revelation’ – The Political Apocalyptic in Gaskell’s North and South0
‘Meeting Together in an Equal and Friendly Manner’: The Workplace Literary Culture of Lancashire Mutual Improvement Societies0
Notes on Contributors0
The Jew in the Jamaican, the Amalgam in the Attic: A New View of Bertha Mason in Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre0
‘Very hot indeed’: Intimacy between men in Experiences in Spiritualism with Mr. D. D. Home (1869)0
In Dickens’s Footsteps0
Introduction: Where Next for Digital Victorian Studies?0
Thinking Back Through Her Mothers0
‘Sermons in Stones’: Glasnevin Cemetery and the Development of a Catholic Burial Space0
William Gladstone’s Attitude Towards Islam0
(Un)muzzled: Dogs in Mid-Nineteenth-Century Fiction0
Victorian Romance and Religion Collide0
Labour, Literature and Culture in the Not Just Long but also ‘Vast Nineteenth Century’0
Catherine Helen Spence’s Autobiography: Literary Culture and Associational Life in Nineteenth-Century South Australia0
Florence Nightingale and the Provincial Response to the Crimean War0
Notes on Contributors0
The Long Nineteenth Century, or How the Victorian Avant-Garde Took Over Contemporary Art0
Bodies and Deathscapes in Rural Catholic Ireland, 1800–19000
Locating the Backstage of Victorian Religion: Spaces of Irish Catholicism0
Amelia B. Edwards and Romantic Egyptology0
John Bull in a China Shop0
William Calder Marshall’s Biblical Historicism: The Book of Job (1862–63)0
Immediate Accidents and Lingering Trauma: Railwaymen Poets, Danger, and Emotive Verse0
Carving Destruction: Carlo Marochetti’s Monument to Granville Gower Loch (1853)0
The Spiritual Modernity of the ‘Modern Pre-Raphaelites’0
‘Circumstances Sufficiently Appalling to the Country People’: Suicide Burial in Thomas Hardy’s ‘The Grave by the Handpost’0
Seeing Library Collections Through New Lenses: The Potential of Large-Scale Digital Collections0
On Ableism and Artifice0
Vivisection and Late-Victorian Literary Culture by Asha Hornsby0
‘Be a gen’l’m’n and a Conserwative Sammy’: Political Remediations of the Pickwick Papers in the Provincial Press (1836–1837)0
Correction to: ‘Meeting Together in an Equal and Friendly Manner’: The Workplace Literary Culture of Lancashire Mutual Improvement Societies0
Of Mouchers and Men0
Muffins, and not the promise of muffins0
Fabricating Myth and Gardening Englishness in/beyond the Brontë Parsonage, Past and Present0
Notes on Contributors0
‘Buy Cheap, Buy Dear!’: Selling Consumer Activism in the Salvation Army c. 1885–19050
Sculpture and Faith at St Paul’s Cathedral, c. 1796–1913: Introduction0
Katharine Conway’s Ethics of Intimacy0
The Family Writer: Family In and Beyond James Malcolm Rymer’s Penny Fiction0
Erskine Nicol and the representation of national and religious identities in nineteenth-century Ireland0
‘This London Ghetto of ours’: Israel Zangwill and the making of the Jewish East End0
Spaces of Space-making: Diaspora Fundraising by the Nineteenth-Century Irish Catholic Church0
Amy Levy’s Decadent ‘Medea’0
Searching for Pater’s Gold Flower on a Silver Stalk in Schliemann’s Mycenae0
‘The Savage of Civilisation’: Jack the Ripper and the Spectre of Colonialism in Late-Victorian Culture0
Learning ‘The Customs of their Fathers’: Irish Villages in Chicago’s Columbian Exposition, 18930
“I didn’t know there were so many kinds of people and so many sorts of provincialism in the world’’: Tracking Provincialism Through the Nineteenth-Century Corpus0
Bodily-Material Culture Techniques in the Spaces of the Devotional Revolution0
Publishing with a Purpose0
‘A great pedestrian’: John Stuart Mill, the Walking Philosopher0
Palatable Bugs for the Victorians: Entomophagy, Class and Colonialism in Vincent M. Holt’s Why Not Eat Insects?0
Samuel Smiles, Asa Briggs, and Working-Class Leeds0
‘Medical Popes’ and ‘Vaccination Protestants’: Anti-Catholicism and the Campaign against Compulsory Vaccination in Victorian England0
Take me to the River: Sophie Anderson and Elaine of Astolat0
Control and Enlightenment: Nineteenth-Century Miners’ Reading Rooms0
‘The chain of sympathies’: Comradeship and queer marriage in the life of Charles Robert Ashbee0
Fin-de-Siècle Cosmopolitanism0
Political Censorship on the Late-Victorian Stage: Rereading Oscar Wilde’s Vera; or, the Nihilist[s]0
Workers’ Responses to Paternalism in British Factory-Based Events (1840–1860)0
Local Histories0
Notes on Contributors0
Queer for Art: Tennyson’s Poetic Autonomy as Female Same-Sex Desire0
Notes on Contributors0
Pox, Prose, and Prostitution: Masculine Anxiety, the Myth of the Male Author, and the Late-Victorian ‘Exchange Economy’ in George Gissing’s New Grub Street0
‘[D]onning the Garb of a Pit Girl again’: Imagining the ‘Pit Brow Lassie’ in Late-Victorian Fiction0
On the Sages of Königsberg and Down: Rethinking Darwin’s Relationship to Kant0
Hanging Alive in Chains: Notes and Queries , the Western Antiquary , and a Dark Victorian Fascination0
An Episcopal Puzzle: George Richmond’s Monument to Bishop Charles James Blomfield (1859–67)0
Under the Moon’s Healing Influence: George MacDonald’s Literary Re-envisioning of Women’s Health0
Edwardian Follies0
The ‘wilds of Brompton’: Mapping Nineteenth-Century Women Writers’ Early Careers in the Sociable London Suburbs0
Ophelia’s Bathtub Boogaloo0
Author! Author!: Making History and the Forging of a Professional Self0
What have the Belgians to do with British Nineteenth-Century Culture?0
Working Lives and Beyond: The Workplace and the Formation of Popular Literary Cultures0
Cash Cows and Dogs with Dentures: Prostheses for Animals in Nineteenth-Century British Culture0
Sexology, Non-sexual Patients, Non-sexual Doctors: Threatening Failed Evolutions in The Island of Doctor Moreau0
A Catalogue of Labouring-Class and Self-Taught Poets, c. 1700–1900: A Reflection0
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