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A painting of the interior of The Crystal Palace during the 1851 Great Exhibition. Many groups of people are viewing statues, models and exhibits.

Regionalism Across the World in the Nineteenth Century

March 2019

A.0. Regions, Identity and the Genesis of Romance, Revolution & Reform
Editorial

Zack White (Editor-in-Chief), Katie Holdway (Deputy Editor)

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A.1. ‘West Country Scum’: National Politics, Local Ritual and Space in the English South West, c. 1820-1832
Article

Leonard Baker (University of Bristol)

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A.2. Anthologies, Periodicals and the Press: Publicising Manchester Poetry in the early 1840s
Article

Harry Bark (University of Oxford)

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A.3. Old Age, Regionalism and the ‘North-South’ Divide in Late Victorian and Edwardian England
Article

Tom Heritage (University of Southampton)

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A.4. A Dialogic Reverberation between Thomas Hardy’s The Return of the Native (1878) and Shen Congwen’s Long River (1938-45)
Article

Yuejie Liu (University of Southampton)

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A.5. The Dilemma of William Carleton, Regional Writer and Subject of Empire
Article

Barry Sloan (Emeritus Professor - University of Southampton)

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R.1. Karin Koehler’s Thomas Hardy and Victorian Communication: Letters, Telegrams and Postal Systems
Review

Eleanor Shipton (University of Exeter)

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R.2. Bennett Zon's Evolution and Victorian Musical Culture
Review

Roger Hansford (Editorial Board)

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R.3. SCNR Regionalism Conference Review
Review

Sophie Welsh (University of Exeter)

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