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Publications & Presentations

• Katherine D. Harris. "Fantasies of Containment: Archiving Moments in Cyber- and Real-Life ," VIRTUAL IDENTITY: THE CONSTRUCTION OF SELVES IN CYBERSPACE. Article. Eastern Washington University Press, (May 2007).

  Abstract: Through a study of online hypertextual (non-static) archive projects (including my own hypertextual archive), the nineteenth century texts included in the archive and the women who published in these texts, I examine the de-centering of the subject in a digital structure, which is in essence, the future of the making of our history.

• Katherine D. Harris. "Borrowing, Altering and Perfecting the Literary Annual Form, or What It is Not . . . ," POETESS ARCHIVE JOURNAL. Article. Vol. 1. Issue 1. (October 2006).

  Abstract: This article definitively defines the literary annual and identifies its precursor forms

• Katherine D. Harris. "Infusing Bibliography and Book History with Hyper-Textuality: A Course for Undergraduates ," TEACHING BIBLIOGRAPHY AND BOOK HISTORY. Article. Pickering & Chatto, (July 2006).

  Abstract: An online addition to this collection; article discusses practicalities of teaching bibliography and digital studies in one course; includes course materials (peer reviewed)

• Katherine D. Harris. "Feminizing the Textual Body: Women and their Literary Annuals in Nineteenth-Century Britain ," PAPERS OF THE BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY OF AMERICA. Article. Vol. 99. Issue 4. (December 2005).

  Abstract: A preliminary history of literary annuals along with a discussion of their feminization.

• Katherine D. Harris. "For a list of invited lectures and conference presentations, see the below website. ." Conference. (December 2005).

  Abstract: Numerous conference presentations and invited lectures on nineteenth century and Romantic-era writing.

• Katherine D. Harris. "Forget Me Not: A Hypertextual Archive of Ackermann's 19th-century Literary Annual ," THE POETESS TRADITION. Book. Romantic Circles, (December 2005).

  Abstract: A full text edition of 24 volumes of the first nineteenth-century British literary annual

• Katherine D. Harris. "Review of 'Colour'd Shadows' ," THE WORDSWORTH CIRCLE. Article. Vol. 36. Issue 4. (October 2005). pp.180.

  Abstract: Book review of Terence Hoagwood and Kathryn Ledbetter's interesting work on 19th century women authors

• Katherine D. Harris. "The Nineteenth-Century British Literary Annual: A Genre's Journey from Nineteenth-Century Popularity ." Thesis. (June 2005).

  Abstract: In this dissertation, I argue for and re-present a genre's importance to nineteenth-century British literary studies. The genre, literary annuals (also identified as gift books), is generally criticized as a benign form of popular culture from the early nineteenth century. With its seasonal dissemination of popular poetry, prose and engravings, nineteenth-century critics accused the three-inch by five-inch moderately-priced and decoratively-bound annual of usurping the public's attention away from valid poetic genius as well as continuing the insipid distribution of fiction. With the premise that the book is a body and is part of the textual condition, much of this dissertation deals with the creation and evolution of the annual as a literary genre, popular phenomenon in print culture, powerful feminine form and cultural marker of early nineteenth-century England.

• Katherine D. Harris. "Fantasies of Containment: Digitally Archiving a Nineteenth Century British Literary Annual (the ," THE NEW INFORMATION ORDER AND THE FUTURE OF THE ARCHIVE CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS. Article. Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities, (March 2002).

  Abstract: For the New Information Order conference, I demonstrate this project and discuss the implications of moving from complicated research of obscure materials to online representations of the texts themselves and their bibliographic disintegration as physical objects.