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Lorentzen Gives a Talk on Victorian Serial Fiction at George Mason University

January 15, 2020 by jlaiacon

Eric Lorentzen, Associate Professor of English

Eric Lorentzen, Professor of English

Eric Lorentzen, Professor of English, was recently invited to George Mason University to speak about Victorian serial fiction, Dickens, and elements of popular culture that continue in that tradition today, such as film chronicles, soap operas, teen dramas, and the telenovela. He also discussed Dickens and Victorian literary traditions that survive beyond the realms of visual culture in the twenty-first century.

Filed Under: Professional Notes Tagged With: Department of English Linguistics and Communication, elorentz

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