Faculty (Alphabetical) --- Faculty (by Research Interest)
Dr. Pam Perkins
Distinguished Professor
Office: 446 University College
Phone: (204) 474-6599
Email: Pam.Perkins@umanitoba.ca
Education: PhD (Dalhousie), MA (Dalhousie), BA (University of Utah)
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Recent Courses:
- Women and Travel in the Long Eighteenth Century (Grad)
- Transatlantic Visions (Honours)
- Reinventing Austen (Honours)
- Scottish Literature Since 1786
- Fictions of Travel
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Areas of Specialization:
Eighteenth–century literature; Romantic literature; Scottish literature; women’s writing; travel writing
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Other Interests / Recent Undertakings:
- A monograph Women Writers and the Edinburgh Enlightenment, (Rodopi, 2010) on the literary careers of three early 19th-century Scottish women (Anne Grant, Elizabeth Hamilton, and Christian Johnstone)
- Editions of novels by Elizabeth Hamilton (The Cottagers of Glenburnie and other Educational Writing [Association of Scottish Literary Studies, 2010]) and John Moore (Zeluco [Valancourt Books, 2008]) and some previously unpublished travel journals by the critic Francis Jeffrey (Highland and Continental Tours [Humanities eBooks, 2009]).
- Recently published or accepted articles include a study of women and 18th-century Scottish tourism; an article on the shifting boundaries between fact and fiction in Scottish Enlightenment travel narratives; and a discussion of mid-18th-century Jacobite pamphlets.
- I am now co-editing (with Dr. Kirsteen McCue of the University of Glasgow) accounts of travels in the Scottish Highlands by Anne Grant and Elizabeth Isabella Spence (scheduled for publication 2015).
- I have recently begun work, funded by a 2013 SSHRC Insight Grant, on late 18th- and early 19th-century literature about North Atlantic travels.
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