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Dr Rita J. Dashwood
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Literary Scholar and Historian of the 18th and 19th Centuries | Jane Austen | Swiftie | FWO Senior Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Ghent | Author of Women and Property Ownership in Jane Austen, and Reading the Romantic Ridiculous | She/Her
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Could anyone recommend any criticism on Margaret Oliphant, as well as biographies and editions of her autobiography and letters? Thank you in advance! 🙂

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My gorgeous birthday present, made by my incredibly talented friend @fierengraw.bsky.social 😍💛🦆

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Can anyone recommend sources on women and political economy in the nineteenth century? I’m thinking about the perception of old money vs new money, as well as the prejudice that women would be inactive in money and property management due to their gender. Please and thank you 🙂

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You’re in the acknowledgements, @fierengraw.bsky.social 😉

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Such a great article by Ted Chiang on AI: www.newyorker.com/culture/the-...

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Check out our Oscars style acknowledgements for Reading the Romantic Ridiculous - we try and thank EVERYONE!

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Nawwwww, what an awesome share, thank you so much, lovely!! 🥰🥰🥰

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Finally our last chapter provides a narrative of our experience working on two exhibitions in the Lake District inspired by our ridiculous project, muses on its impact, and thinks about future work it might inspire!

First page of Ridiculous Displays
Cartoon by Stephen Collins made for our display at Wordsworth Grasmere featuring Wordsworth freaking out at a static mountain - inspired by The Prelude
A cartoon by Sarah McIntyre of William and Dorothy as mermaids - or Merdsworths if you will - William is fondling a daffodil from a bunch Dorothy is holding while composing poetry sitting on rocks - little fish are listening in
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Dr Rita J. Dashwood
@rjdashwood.bsky.social
Literary Scholar and Historian of the 18th and 19th Centuries | Jane Austen | Swiftie | FWO Senior Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Ghent | Author of Women and Property Ownership in Jane Austen, and Reading the Romantic Ridiculous | She/Her
746 followers969 following35 posts