Fellow Dickensians:
By Tuesday of this week, the archives of DICKNS-L
will finally be up to date and available for retrieval. As
some of you will have reason to know, we have had a shortage
of storage space and difficulties in transmitting files for several
months. We have been especially frustrated in efforts to
get the essays from recent issues of _DICKENS WORLD_ loaded
into the archives. Now the local listserver has finally found
adequate space for us and the several electronic gremlins have
been routed, at least for the nonce.
Here is a list of what is now available. It repeats
in part what you have seen before, but it is a fuller and, I
trust, a more useful resource for you.
I shall be out of touch for about a week, but if you have
trouble accessing anything you want, please let me know and I
shall do what I can when I return.
Faithfully,
Patrick McCarthy
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DICKNS-L has stored and has available the following files:
a) useful bibliographies for five of the novels,
b) bibliographies of periodical articles on Dickens for
the years 1989 to 1993, inclusive,
c) a ten-year bibliography, 1984-1994
d) articles from DICKENS WORLD, a journal that publishes
a selection of papers originally delivered at
Dickens Winter Conferences at UC Riverside
e) monthly files of its own messages.
How to transfer them to your own computer:
a) Address ALL messages to [log in to unmask]
b) Messages for the bibliographies:
Novels Type
for PICKWICK PAPERS GET PICKWICK DP9301
for NICHOLAS NICKLEBY GET NICKLEBY DP9301
for MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD GET DROOD DP9301
for LITTLE DORRIT GET DORRIT DP9301
for HARD TIMES GET HARDTMES DP9401
c) Messages for the periodical articles on Dickens:
for 1989 GET BIBPER89 CD9303
for 1990 GET BIBPER90 CD9303
for 1991 GET BIBPER91 CD9303
for 1992 GET BIBPER92 CD9303
for 1993 GET BIBPER93 CD9303
e) Message for the ten-year bibliography
GET TENYRBIB CD9406
d) Messages for DICKENS WORLD ESSAYS
Authors and Titles Type
Breaking the Pathetic Silence: Helen's Journal
and Nineteenth-Century Temperance
Rhetoric in THE TENANT OF WILDFELL HALL
CHRISTINE ALFANO GET ALFANO DW9201
:The Real Heroine of This Story::
Girls of the Period in Victorian Fiction
CHRISTINA BOUFIS GET BOUFIS DW9201
Property and Parasites: Representations
of Widows in THE PICKWICK PAPERS
DAGNI ANN BREDESEN GET BREDESEN DW9201
Pickwick's Perambulations: Landscape
and Character in THE PICKWICK PAPERS
WARREN FOX GET FOX DW9201
WUTHERING HEIGHTS:
A Woman's Struggle to Be
LINDA GILL GET GILL DW9201
Madonnas, Models and Sitters in
Two Tales by Henry James
LISA NAKAMURA GET NAKAMURA DW9201
:Still no writ(h)ing figure:: Writing,
Allegory, and the Object of Fantasy
in THE MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD
JEFF NETTO GET NETTO DW9201
Photography in the Victorian Art World:
Julia Margaret Cameron's Photographs for
Alfred Tennyson's IDYLLS OF THE KING
VICTORIA C. OLSEN GET OLSEN DW9201
Representations of Death in
THE HOUSE OF LIFE
MICHELLE PERSELL GET PERSELL DW9201
Scottish Pilgrimage:
Orientalism and THE TALISMAN
DANIELLE PRICE GET PRICE DW9201
Drink, Sin & Redemption: The Dynamics of Transgression
in George Eliot's "Janet's Repentance"
Christine Alfano (Stanford University) GET ALFANO DW9304
"The Doctrine of this Wonderful Fairy Tale": the
intersection of topography, physical appearance and
morality in Charles Kingsley's THE WATER BABIES
Gloria Bowen (UC Santa Barbara) GET BOWEN DW9304
Bad Blood/Bad Books:
Harriet Beecher Stowe's Attack on Lord Byron
Lynn Byrd (U Texas, Austin) GET BYRD DW9304
Representations of Working Women in George Gissing's THE ODD
WOMEN and Margaret Oliphant's KIRSTEEN
Nancy Corbato (UCLA) GET CORBATO DW9304
Charles Hunt's MY MACBETH: The New Patriarchy
Mara H. Fein (U of So. California) GET FEIN DW9304
Detecting the Narrative Body:
The Structural Mystery of EDWIN DROOD
Dino Felluga (UC Santa Barbara) GET FELLUGA DW9303
The Gospel of Amy: Sentimental Power in LITTLE DORRIT
Mary Lenard (U Texas, Austin) GET LENARD DW9304
Managing the Problem of Pain in LITTLE DORRIT
Todd E. Pickett (UC Irvine) GET PICKETT DW9304
Ordering Jo: Order, Narrative, and the Graveyard
Connection in BLEAK HOUSE
Harly Ramsey (U of So. California) GET RAMSEY DW9304
Dirty Books and Loose Women: SESAME AND LILIES
and Social Control
Catherine Robson (UC Berkeley) GET ROBSON DW9304
The She-Dragon and the Sublime Object: Performance, Gender,
and Ideology in THE OLD CURIOSITY SHOP
Emily Lilian Allen (UC Santa Barbara) GET ALLEN DW9404
Household Worlds: Dickens, Money, and the Irish
Gordon Bigelow (UC Santa Cruz) GET BIGELOW DW9404
FRANKENSTEIN in Novel and Film: Translating the Monster
Emma Cornell (UC Davis) GET CORNELL DW9404
A True Unison of the Grotesque with the Realistic Power:
Ruskin, Rossetti, and the Sign of the Grotesque
Michael Doylen (UC Santa Cruz) GET DOYLEN 9404
The Critics' New Clothes: SARTOR RESARTUS as Cold Carnival
Dino Felluga (UC Santa Barbara) GET FELLUGA DW9404
Interpretation and Spontaneous Combustion in BLEAK HOUSE
Daniel Hack (UC Berkeley) GET HACK 9404
Vacillation and Ethereal control in CAN YOU FORGIVE HER:
A Case for Alice
Alan Johnson (UC Riverside) GET JOHNSON 9404
My Prophetic Soul: Logic and Guesswork in 19th-Century
Detective Fiction
Eric J. Marshall (City U of New York) GET MARSHALL 9404
Overwriting Sensation Fiction and Genre Trouble in
Wilkie Collins' THE WOMAN IN WHITE
Rebecca Stern (Rice University) GET STERN 9404
Ladies Bountiful: Race, Power, and the Other Woman
Kate Carnell Watt (UC Riverside) GET WATT 9404
On Tue, 9 May 1995, Williams - Julee wrote:
> Perhaps I'm too impatient, but are the Archives available to be opened
> now? And how do I go about that?
> Iwould also like to know how to receive Dickens World.
> I am a resource person in a middle school in Maryland and we are about
> to have a "Dickens Festival" in June, so we are information sponges
> concerning Charles and his life and times.
> Thank you in advance for any help you may give.
> Julee Williams / Hereford Middle School
>
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