Victorian Literature and Culture

Papers
(The median citation count of Victorian Literature and Culture is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
Translation2
VLC volume 51 issue 4 Cover and Back matter2
Victoria Maharani: Queen Victoria and the Princely State of Travancore2
“The Stepping Stones of Empire”: Conrad, Coal, and Oceanic Infrastructure2
Located by Victorianism2
Queen Victoria, M. M. Bhownaggree, and the “Gujaratee-Speaking Community of India”2
Diagnosis2
Mediating Whiteness: Triangular Racialization in the Anglo-Indian Picaresque2
Queen Victoria through Punjabi Eyes: The Travel Writings of Hardevi2
Epilogue: The Postscripts of Vernacular Victoria2
Planet2
Girl2
Victorians in Dislocation: Migration and Fugitive Place1
The Queen's Urdu: Translating Colonial Secularity in Victoria's 1858 Proclamation1
Songs for the Empress: Queen Victoria in the Music History of Colonial Bengal1
Disappointing Great Expectations1
Undisciplining the Victorian Classroom: Activism as Community-Building in Action1
Free Will1
Autonomy1
Repertoire1
Oceanic1
Gaskell, Ghosts, and the Common Good1
Rajabhakti: Languages of Political Belonging in Colonial Odisha1
Reflections on the Victorian(ist) Impulse to Totalize Africa1
The Pickwick Papers and “Sam Weller's Scrap Sheet”: The Making of a Print-Neutral Public1
Meaning/fulness1
The Impress of the Empress: Provincializing the Queen in the Telugu Desa1
Drugs1
Literary Ecology in Nineteenth-Century Bengal1
On Vernon Lee's Walter Pater and Translating the Victorians1
Rape0
Ships, Serials, and Infrastructures of Empire in the Nineteenth Century0
Imperial Immunities: Ronald Ross and Arthur Conan Doyle in the Andaman Islands0
Gravestones and Gravity: Emily Brontë’s Dungeon Poems0
Cosmopolitanism0
Abstraction0
Secular0
Liberal0
“The Sickness of Hope Deferred”: Infrastructure and Temporality in Bleak House0
Climate Period. Punctuation as Infrastructure0
A World Without Fathers0
Provincial0
Right to Roam? Nineteenth-Century Commons and Caroline Lesjak's The Afterlives of Enclosure0
“Fellow Passengers to the Grave”? Dickens and the London Necropolis Railway0
Mourning the Mother: Death and Feminine Authority in Odia Commemorations of Queen Victoria0
Carnivorous Plants and Man-Eating Women: Vegetal (New) Womanhood and the Botanical Gothic0
VLC volume 51 issue 1 Cover and Back matter0
Care Communities versus Human Infrastructure0
Piracy0
Interior Design: The Doll's House and the Working-Class Child0
Sugar0
VLC volume 51 issue 3 Cover and Back matter0
Feeling the Malthusian Empire: Martineau's Reformulation of Population in Illustrations of Political Economy0
The Politics of Plant Life: Transatlantic Animisms in Leslie Marmon Silko's Gardens in the Dunes0
Dreaming (and) Insanity: Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland Through the Looking-Glass of Victorian Psychology0
Standpipes, Chimmeys, and Memorialization in the Caribbean0
Victorians in Location: Introduction0
Whiteness, Curriculum, and the Infrastructures of Victorian Studies0
Journalism0
Little Dorrit , Narrative Ethics, and a Housing Disaster on Tottenham Court Road0
Triangulating Translation: Why Place Matters in Interlingual Encounters0
Collaborative Childhoods: Children’s Homemade Magazines of Pre-Raphaelite and Bloomsbury Circles0
Modernity Stories0
Knowable0
“What I Did at Vassar Stayed with Me”: Victorian Studies and Activism, a Case Study0
VLC volume 51 issue 2 Cover and Front matter0
“Qayṣar-i Hindūstān Vīktūriyā”: Negotiating Loyalty in Late Nineteenth-Century Parsi Laudatory Verse0
Gender and Precarity across Time: Where Are the Writing Working Women?0
Alice Meynell and the Politics of an Image: “The Climate of Smoke”0
“Three Cheers for the United Aggregate Tribunal!”: Confronting Anti-Union Discourse, Then and Now0
Fully Automated Luxury Socialism: Oscar Wilde’s Antiwork Politics0
“Almost as a Person Would”: The Thinking Animal in Margaret Marshall Saunders's Beautiful Joe (1893)0
Reconceiving Victorian Pregnancy and Childbirth: A Case Study of Ellen Wood's East Lynne and Lord Oakburn's Daughters0
Special Cluster: Primitive Marriage in Modern Times0
Informal Empire0
“Women”0
Fat0
Historicity0
Conservative0
Disaster0
VLC volume 51 issue 2 Cover and Back matter0
Dying to Live: British Idealism and the Bildungsroman0
Neo-Victorian0
Shifting Images of Queen Victoria in Late Qing China: Official Histories, Diplomacy, and Print Culture in a Fragmented Empire (1839–1897)0
“The Pantheon of Canton” and Its Tour Guides in Travel-to-Tourism China: A Local Approach to British and American Travel Writing on the Five Hundred Genii Temple, Guangzhou (1849–1912)0
Relational Reading0
Thomas Hardy’s Brazil0
Tolerance0
“We regret to learn that Miss Braddon is out of her mind”: Insanity and the Lunatic Asylum in Mary Elizabeth Braddon’s Life and Fiction0
Victorian Municipal Waste Management0
Vegetable0
Queen Victoria on the Move: Hew Locke’s Hinterland0
Primal Scenes0
New Woman0
Prioritizing Pedagogy in Victorian Studies0
Preface0
Synoptic Images: Truth and Temporality in Pictorial Journalism During the 1840s0
Ta‘āruf0
VLC volume 51 issue 4 Cover and Front matter0
Sultana Dreams of Infrastructure0
Time for Sex0
Paper0
Heredity's Aesthetic Infrastructures0
Accidents at Home in the Victorian Novel: Auguries, Probability, and Charlotte Yonge's Household Advice0
Do Queer Theory and Victorian Studies Still Have Anything to Learn from Each Other?0
The Serial as Episteme0
You Can’t Write “tombsteans” in Shorthand: The Pitman Method, Polyglot Dictionaries, and the Suppression of Speech Difference in Dracula0
Thinking in Time0
Text and Image in Dickens: Falling Women, Faceless Women0
An Empire of Red Weed: Environmental Infrastructure in H. G. Wells's The War of the Worlds0
Introduction0
Life-Size0
Urban0
Irish Whiteness and the Nineteenth-Century Construction of Race0
The Infrastructures of Plant-Hunting0
“Thuggee in London!”: Metropolitan Sensationalism and the Invention of the Thug0
Modernity Stories II0
Trans0
Dracula's Cold-Chain0
Urban Transportation and London's Imagined Infrastructure0
Introduction: Monarchism, Print Culture, and Language in Colonial India0
Grammar0
Novel Wayfinding: LitLabs and the Activism of Place0
Esoteric Exploration: Commercial Geography and Occult Secrets in the Fiction of Verney Lovett Cameron0
“Subjects,” “Liberty,” and “Equity”: Queen Victoria's Proclamations and Bengali Writers0
Girls of the Future: Queer Community in Olive Schreiner and Amy Levy0
Redux0
Cosmopocalypse: From Prophetic Vision to Political Foresight in Romola0
Michael Field’s “Caenis Caeneus”: Transmasculine Poetics at the Fin de Siècle0
Environmentalism0
Introduction: Reading Infrastructure in the Time of the Glitch0
Strange Forms: Higher Space and Flatland’s Theology of Character0
Bleak Prospects: Wasteland and National Identity in Thomas Hardy'sReturn of the Native0
VLC volume 51 issue 3 Cover and Front matter0
The School of Pater: Register, Reception, and the Gay Phase0
A New Humane Lesson in Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland (1865) and Through the Looking-Glass 0
Pensions as Infrastructure0
“Occupations and Interruptions”: Christina Rossetti’s Caring Poetics0
When Reading Matters0
Care0
Indigeneity0
The Aesthetics of Interest and the Irish Question: William Carleton's and Anthony Trollope's Famine Novels0
Mary Carpenter, Frances Power Cobbe, “Noble Workers,” and Evangelical Discourse in Action0
Nuts and Bolts: Collective Action, the Divestment Movement, and Jane Addams0
Riding Jane Eyre's Stagecoach Rhythm in Jane Re's New York Subway0
Spirituality0
Victorian Humanity in Colonial Korea, Where Asians Did Not See Themselves as the Other0
Conscience0
International Law0
Speculative Archival Methods and the Victorian Miser's Queer Hoard0
Socialism0
Extraction0
Experience0
Photography as Knowledge Infrastructure0
VLC volume 51 issue 1 Cover and Front matter0
Royals in Maharashtrian Writings: A Polyphony of Narratives0
Dandy0
Ottoman Empire0
Mourning and Melodrama: The Dorchester Labourers, Theatrical Fundraising, and Infrastructures of Mutual Support0
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