Jennie BatchelorMar 15, 20167 minIdentifying ‘R-’, part 2: possible family connections in the Lady’s MagazineOne of the recurring themes in this blog has been our conviction that the much-slighted Lady’s Magazine occupied an important position in...
Jennie BatchelorFeb 16, 20167 minThe sources of appropriated content in the Lady’s Magazine: some tendencies in vols. I to X (1770-17Already several of our blog posts have discussed the many instances of appropriated content in the Lady’s Magazine. In my last post, I di...
Jennie BatchelorOct 21, 20155 minNotes on periodical genres, inspired by a trip to TrondheimAfter my presentation, the Enlightenment News team gave feedback on our project’s most ambitious output, the annotated index for the maga...
Jennie BatchelorSep 25, 20157 minThe P-word, part II: is it ever right to call a periodical a plagiarism?In the past few weeks, a recurrent topic in our blogs has been the regular appearance in the Lady’s Magazine of material taken from other...
Jennie BatchelorSep 2, 20156 min‘Steal upon the ravish’d sense’: readers plagiarizing poetry in the Lady’s MagazineOur regular readers will already know that the most important goal of our research project is to learn as much as possible about the thou...
Jennie BatchelorAug 10, 20156 minThe Pirates of Paternoster Row: ruses and reprints in the Lady’s MagazineThrough our weekly posts we have been trying to keep you up to date on our progress in finding out as much as possible about the Lady’s M...
Jennie BatchelorJul 23, 20156 minCalling all Romanticists: the Lady’s Magazine belongs to you too!Last week Team Lady’s Magazine attended the wonderful 2015 BARS conference “Romantic After all, although the magazine runs until 1832 and...
Jennie BatchelorJul 15, 20155 minThe Lady’s Magazine team goes to CardiffThis week the Lady’s Magazine team travels to the British Association for Romantic Studies (BARS) conference held at the University of Ca ‘[H]aving gained a footing in your inclosure’: The Culture of Community in The Lady’s Magazine [Part of the themed panel ‘Periodicals III: Situating The Lady’s Magazine (1770–1818) in Romantic Print Culture’] This paper examines the position of The Lady’s Magazine: Or Entertaining Companion for the Fair Sex (1770–1832) in Romantic-era print
Jennie BatchelorJun 10, 20156 minConstructing authorial identities: A Suffolk Weaver Poet in the Lady’s MagazineWhen Byron’s first publications did not meet with the favourable reception which they undoubtedly deserved, the young poet wrote one of h...
Jennie BatchelorMar 30, 20152 minThe Lady’s Magazine Project at “James Hogg and His World”As Jennie Batchelor has discussed earlier, now that we are six months into our project we are excited about going on the road with our re...
Jennie BatchelorFeb 23, 20154 minJuvenile Genius: girls and boys writing for the Lady’s MagazineLM, XXXII (1801). Image © Adam Matthew Digital / Birmingham Central Library. Not to be reproduced without permission. Titles are an impor...
Jennie BatchelorJan 19, 20152 minWord Clouds and Visualizing the ArchiveThe digitization of the Lady’s Magazine (1770-1832) has opened up exciting new research methodologies that we use on our project to help ...
Jennie BatchelorDec 22, 20143 minSeasonal items in the Lady’s Magazine: ChristmasAlthough one of the most prominent goals of our research project is to demonstrate the lasting relevance of periodicals like the Lady’s M...
Jennie BatchelorDec 10, 20143 minThe History of an Humble Friend [Written by Herself]The History of an Humble Friend [Written by Herself] A common goal of our research project as a whole is exploring the many questions tha...
Jennie BatchelorNov 17, 20143 minMedicine, Cures and QuacksLM, V (1774). Image © Adam Matthew Digital / Birmingham Central Library. Not to be reproduced without permission. Among the many interest...
