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PROGRAMME

9.30 – 10.00

Coffee and welcome

10.00 – 11.00

Priti Joshi (University of Puget Sound), ‘Out of Place: At Home in the Provinces’

11.00 – 11.15

Break

11.15 – 12.45

Gender, Print Culture and Fiction (Chair: Madhumita Lahiri)

Ashok Malhotra (University of ÌÇÐÄTV), ‘Illustrating the Patriarchal Rescue Mission in Kegan Paul & Co.’s Reprints of Philip Meadows Taylor’s novels’

Priyasha Mukhopadhyay (University of Oxford), ‘Print-Objects and the Making of Colonial Intimacy in Tagore’s Nashtanir‘

Melissa Free (Arizona State University), ‘”The Odds Have Been Against Her”: British Women, Rhodesian Immigration, and the Empire Review Articles of Gertrude Page’

12.45 – 2.00

Lunch

2.00 – 3.30

Maculinities and Femininities across Imperial Networks (Chair: Kirsty Hooper)

Caroline Bressey (University College London), ‘”To speak with rather than to”: Catherine Impey, networks of newsprint and the political geographies of Anti-Caste, 1888-1895′

Paul Rooney (National University of Ireland), ‘Pillars of the Empire in Home News: Forging Models of Imperial Masculinity in the 1870s Steamship Press in British India’

Melissa Riebe (University of Missouri-Kansas City), ‘A Women’s Empire: Public Discourse on Sailors’ Wives across the Anglophone Atlantic World’

3.30 – 3.45

Break

3.45 – 5.15

Womanhood, Correspondence, and the Periodical Press (Chair: tbc)

Sarah Gundry (King’s College, London), ‘The Cape Monthly Magazine and the South African Ladies’ Companion: Tracing the Representation of Gender in the Cape Colony’

Teja Varma Pusapati (University of Oxford), ‘Colonizing through Correspondence: Harriet Martineau’s Letters from Ireland’

Shuhita Bhattacharjee (University of Iowa & Presidency University, India), ‘The Gender of Doubt and Womanly Faith: Victorian Religion, Occult, and Unbelief in the Colonial Press’

5.15 – 6.15

Tanya Agathocleous (Hunter College), ‘The Aesthete and the Babu: Affect on Trial in Late-Imperial Britain’

6.15 – 6.30

Closing remarks

6.30

Wine reception

Conference fees - £10 waged and £5 students and unwaged

To register, please fill out the form at:

Spaces are limited, so please register by 1 June 2014, if possible.

Organised by IAS Global Research Fellow Dr Tara Puri

a Centre for the History of Medicine event. Further details at

A one day symposium for postgraduate students and PDRAs working in any areas of natural product chemistry and biology.

Please join us for our eighth annual meeting exploring the chemistry and biology of natural product covering subjects from synthetic chemistry to fungal genetic.

There will be a buffet lunch, prizes for the best talks, poster displays, and a drinks reception at the end of the day

This is a free and open-to-all event! We have a full schedule ahead of us for Term 3. Check out the webpage for further details! Come along to the Writer's Room in Millburn House from 1:30-2:30 (unless specified on the webpage)!

Mark Philp