SALLY BROOKE CAMERON Department of English Queen's University Kingston, ON K7L 3N6 Canada
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1 EDUCATION SALLY BROOKE CAMERON Department of English Queen's University Kingston, ON K7L 3N6 Canada Ph.D. in English. University of Notre Dame, Indiana Dissertation: Bonds Between Women: Gender and Economics in Late-Victorian Literature Director: Chris Vanden Bossche M.A. in Methodologies. Trent University, Ontario Thesis: Inverts and Butches: Literary Representations of Female Fashioning in the Masculine Mode. Director: Richard Dellamora B.A. (honors). Sociology; Minor in English. University of Victoria, British Columbia EMPLOYMENT : Assistant Professor, Department of English, Queen s University, Kingston : Limited Term Appointment, Department of English, Queen s University, Kingston : Departments of English and Continuing Education, Dawson College, Montreal : Limited-Term Appointment, Department of English. Concordia University : Edward F. Sorin Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of English. University of Notre Dame. RESEARCH CURRENT BOOK PROJECT Radical Alliances: Economics and Feminism in English Women s Writing, Under contract with the University of Toronto Press This project looks at women writers including Olive Schreiner, George Egerton (Mary Chavelita Dunn Bright), Amy Levy, Michael Field (Katharine Bradley and Edith Cooper), and Virginia Woolf and their pioneering visions of female economic collaboration at the turn of the century. In the face of existent economic models, these feminist authors imagined a range of women's bonds, such as sisterly kinship, intellectual cooperatives, professional coalitions, and aesthetic marriages. Their writings sought to redefine the gendered marketplace and women s pleasurable and productive opportunities. Little Wanderers: British Home Children in Canada -- Second book project, in process This project focuses on the literary history of British Home Children in Canada and the role that Victorian slum fiction played in child migration schemes as a form of empire-building. Little Wanderers seeks to illuminate the origins of these child relocation programs within a transatlantic network of nineteenth-century literary ideas a network that includes not only English and Canadian literature, but also American writings. I am particularly interested in how this transnational history raises critical questions regarding the ethical representation of poverty and the interconnections among slum reform and colonial narratives and subjectivities. 1
2 PEER-REVIEWED ARTICLES George Egerton s Keynotes: Food and Feminism at the Fin de Siècle. Forthcoming in Victorian Literature and Culture. (accepted Dec 2016) with Suyin Olguin. "Consuming Appetites and the Modern Vampire." Revenant: Critical and Creative Studies of the Supernatural 1.1 (2015): with Matthew Dunleavy. Angels of the Slum: Women and Slumming in Margaret Harkness s In Darkest London. Papers on Language and Literature 51.2 (2015): with Danielle Bird. Sisterly Bonds and Rewriting Urban Gendered Spheres in Amy Levy s The Romance of a Shop. Victorian Review, special issue on Victorian Humanity 40.1 (2014): The Resilient Marian Halcombe: On Feminine Feeling and Wilkie Collins s Debt to Amatory Fiction. Nineteenth-Century Gender Studies (Summer 2014): n.p. with Suyin Olguin. A Very Victorian Feast: Food and the Politics of Consumption in Modern Adaptations of Dracula. Journal of Dracula Studies (fall, 2013). n.p. The Pleasures of Looking and the Feminine Gaze in Michael Field s Sight and Song. Victorian Poetry 51.2 (2013): She is Not a Lady, But a Legal Document : the Tattooed Woman in Mr. Meeson s Will. Studies in the Novel, 45.2 (2013): Sisters of the Type: The Feminist Collective in Grant Allen s The Type-writer Girl. Victorian Literature and Culture 40.1 (2012): Teaching New Women to Be Mothers: Spencerian Individualism and Grant Allen s The Woman Who Did. English Literature in Transition 51.3 (September 2008): ESSAYS IN EDITED COLLECTIONS "Little Wanderers: The British Home Children in Canada." Forthcoming in International Migrations in the Victorian Era (est publication date of 2018), edited by Marie Ruiz (for the Brill series Studies in Global Migration History ). Two chapters one on Margaret Harkness and a second on Clementina Black for Companion to Victorian Popular Fiction, edited by Kevin Morrison (McFarland press). Impressionistic Photography and the Flâneuse in Amy Levy s The Romance of a Shop. Forthcoming in a collection edited by Joseph Bristow (University of Toronto Press). Women s Slum Journalism, The History of British Women s Writing, Ed. Holly A. Laird. London: Palgrave Macmillan, Where Twilight Touches Ripeness Amorously : the Gaze in Michael Field s Sight and Song. Michael Field and Their World. Ed. Margaret D. Stetz and Cheryl D. Wilson. Rivendale Press,
3 OTHER Encyclopedia Entry: Grant Allen in The Literary Encyclopedia Online. Fall, Book Review : The Novelty of Newspapers: Victorian Fiction After the Invention of the News, by Matthew Rubery. The Journal of Modern periodical Studies, Summer CONFERENCES 2017 Interdisciplinary Nineteenth-Century Studies: conference on Odd Bodies March Philadelphia, PA. Paper: Canadian Home Children: Bodies of Labour & Empire-Building Matariki Humanities Colloquium, 6-8 September 2016, Durham University, UK Paper: Little Wanderers: The British Home Children in Canada VSAWC: Victorian Studies Association of Western Canada. Kelowna, BC. Co-Organized a panel with Kristin Mahoney (Western Washington Univ) and Diana Maltz (Univ of Southern Oregon): Bodies of Friends: Companionship and the Late-Victorian Child VISAWUS: Victorian Interdisciplinary Studies Association of the Western United States Conference. Portland, Oregon. Co-Organized Panel with Heather Edwards (Ohio University) and Tracy J.R. Collins (Central Michigan University): Modern New Women Types 2012 VISAWUS: Victorian Interdisciplinary Studies Association of the Western United States Conference. SUNY Plattsburgh. Co-Organized Panel with So Park (Gustavus Adolphus College) and Kristin Mahoney (Western Washington Univ): The Transnational Nineties: Global Decadence, Cosmopolitan New Women 2011 VISAWUS: The Vulgar and the Proper: Victorian Manners and Mores. Houston, TX Paper: The Vulgar made Popular: the Wild Reception of George Egerton s Untamed Woman UCLA, NEH-Sponsored conference on Cultures of Aestheticism- Before and After Oscar Wilde (for past participants in the 2009 summer seminar, The Decadent 1890s, at the Clark Library) Paper: Impressionistic Photography and the Flâneuse in Amy Levy s The Romance of a Shop. NAVSA: North American Victorian Studies Association. Concordia Univ, Montreal Co-organized panel with Tracy J.R. Collins (Central Michigan University) and Julie Wise (Univ of South Carolina Columbia): Experimental Perspectives: Fin-de-Siècle Women s Technologies of the Self. NAVSA / ACCUTE. Concordia Univ, Montreal, May Paper: A Fellowship of Women: Olive Schreiner s Feminist Socialism 2009 VISAWUS: Victorian Markets and Marketing. Vancouver. Paper: Michael Field s Sight and Song and the Ethics of Lesbian Collaboration 3
4 BWWC: British Women Writers Conference: Fresh Threads of Connection. Univ of Iowa. Paper: Michael Field s Sight and Song and Sexual/ Textual Bonds Between Women 2008 Artistry and Industry, Exeter University. Paper: Michael Field s Sight and Song: the Production of a Lesbian Aesthetic INCS: Interdisciplinary Nineteenth Century Studies, Univ of Missouri-Kansas Paper: Grant Allen s Eugenics: Teaching New Woman to be Mothers Michael Field and Their World, University of Delaware Paper: Where Twilight Touches Ripeness Amorously: the Gaze in Field s Sight and Song INCS. Univ of California at Santa Cruz. Paper: She is Not a Lady, But a Legal Document: The Tattooed Woman in Mr. Meeson s Will Queer Graduate Conference, U.C.L.A. Paper: Inverted Margins in The Well of Loneliness. ACADEMIC SERVICE 2015 on Academic Orientation Committee Graduate Student Research Forum, Department of English, Queen s University 2014 on Member of Revenant s Peer Review Panel 2014 Reader for Nineteenth-Century Context 2013 Mentor, for Concordia s Undergraduate Research Day 2012 Reader for Religion and Literature Faculty Consultant, for L.U.C.C : Literature Undergrads Colloquium at Concordia Faculty Liaison, for Graduate Conference, Enunciating the End at Concordia 2011 Chair, Money, Taste, Trauma, and the Shelleys, International Conference on Romanticism 2010 Presentation, for Graduate Students interested in Academic Conferences, Concordia Presentation, for Graduate Students interested in PhD Programs, Concordia 2009 Reader for Nineteenth-Century Contexts Graduate Student Union Representative, University of Notre Dame 2007 Reader for Nineteenth-Century Contexts Project Assistant, Keywords of American Cultural Studies. Eds. Bruce Burgett and Glenn Hendler, Managing Editor, Nineteenth-Century Contexts, University of Notre Dame 4
5 HONOURS & AWARDS 2015 Fourth-Year Students Choice Award for Excellence in Teaching, Queen s University Fund for Scholarly Research and Creative Work, QUFA, Queen s University 2012 Nominated for a Teaching Award by Concordia University Alumni Association (CUAA) 2009 Stipended participant, National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Summer Seminar: The Decadent 1890s. UCLA and the Clark Library. Director Joseph Bristow Edward F. Sorin Postdoctoral Fellowship. University of Notre Dame Dissertation Year Fellowship, Department of English. University of Notre Dame Mitchell Award for Excellence in Graduate Teaching, Department of English. University of Notre Dame John A. Kaneb Award for Outstanding Graduate Teaching, University of Notre Dame 2007 Summer Funding Grant, Department of English. University of Notre Dame 2005 Summer Funding Grant, Department of English. University of Notre Dame 2005 Zahm Research Travel Grant, Graduate School, University of Notre Dame Ontario Graduate Scholarship, Graduate School, Trent University Trent Graduate Entrance Award, Graduate School, Trent University Trent University Graduate Scholarship, Graduate School, Trent University H.A Christensen Memorial Scholarship, Trent University 2000 Honor s Essay Award, Department of Sociology, University of Victoria TEACHING AREAS Victorian Literature and Culture Literature of the Romantic Era Contemporary British Literature Nineteenth-Century Transatlantic Writing Irish Literature & Culture Critical Theory & Cultural Studies Composition & First-Year Writing English Lit II: Literature 1660-present Introduction to the Novel Introduction to Poetry Modernist Literature and Culture Eighteenth-Century British Literature and Culture Late-Victorian / Edwardian Writing Global Fiction and Themes American Literature and Culture Gender Studies and Feminist Theory Introduction to College English English Research Methodologies Introduction to Short Fiction Introduction to Women Writers RESEARCH INTERESTS Interdisciplinary Approaches to Literature Transatlantic Fiction Global Themes and Nationhood Victorian Slumming and Reform Literature Women and Economics Fin-de-Siècle Aestheticism Victorian Food and Consumption Technology and Victorian Literature Modernism and the Bloomsbury Group Gender and Women s Writing Fin-de-siècle Transition to Modernism Social Reform Fiction and Culture British Home Children Women and Investigative Journalism Children s Literature and Nationhood Neo-Victorian Studies Vampires and Cyborgs Gender & Sexuality Studies 5
6 COURSES TAUGHT AT QUEEN S UNIVERSITY Queen s University at Kingston, Department of English (2013- ) ENGL 859: Topics in Victorian Literature: Victorian Vampires ENGL 859: Topics in Victorian Literature: The Victorian City ENGL 290: Seminar in Literary Interpretation: Henry James s Portrait of a Lady ENGL 356: British Fiction of the Nineteenth Century: The Novel ENGL 446: Topics in 19 th C American Literature: New York City in the Gilded Age th ENGL 457: Studies in the 19 Century: Transatlantic Literary Realism & Naturalism th ENGL 451: Topics in Victorian Literature: Slumming in the 19 Century 6
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