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Why Dickens? Reading, Writing, and Teaching During/Despite America’s Decline (NeMLA 2027 Panel)

Dickens Society
Newport, Rhode Island, United StatesEnglish LiteraturePosted 2026-09-03Deadline to be announcedActiveClosing soon
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The Dickens Society invites proposals for 15-20 minute papers for its panel at NeMLA 2027 (March 6-9, Newport, RI), asking contributors to reflect on why they read, teach, or research the life and works of Charles Dickens in a period of declining humanities enrollment and public skepticism toward literary studies. Proposals (title up to 80 characters, 200-300 word abstract, brief bio) are due September 30, 2026, via the NeMLA portal; the panel will be primarily in-person with one or two remote presentations possible.

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