# barsnassr2021

Clough was too. delegates can enjoy 's piece on Arthur Hugh Clough's Pedigree here
https://t.co/zuG5ngWLWK

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2019-08-30

FAO attendees, we’d love some Victorianist papers at Victorian responses to & remediations of Romanticism, Romanticism’s persistence through the 19thC, its transformation by & thru new technologies (fitting in with our theme of ‘New Romanticisms’)

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2019-08-30

In 's paper on upcycling Victorian fiction & art to create notions of monstrosity we were treated to a selection of images from the work of Colin Batty (Victorian cabinet cards with monstrous additions) & Charlotte Cory (Victorian photos with taxidermy heads).

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2019-08-29

We could take a walk around, maybe visit South Union Street, go down to the harbour, watch the ships unload and admire Victoria Arch....

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2019-08-28

We hope you had a good journey to the city. Did you you come by train? Sadly, the first Tay Bridge ended in tragedy, but the second, begun 1882 & opened 1887 (think McGonagall wrote a poem about this) is still going strong

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2019-08-28