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SUMMARY:Virtual Adult Lecture: Christmas Ghost Stories
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DESCRIPTION:Leslee Thorne-Murphy will highlight the popularity of Christma
 s ghost stories in Victorian England and discuss the traditions that inspi
 red and haunted the eraâ€™s celebrations..\nhttps://slcls.libnet.info
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Including Charles Dicken's<em> A Christmas
  Carol.</em></p>\n<p>Leslee Thorne-Murphy is a BYU associate professor of 
 English and associate dean of the College of Humanities. She teaches cours
 es in British literature\, and her specialty is Victorian literature&mdash
 \;the era of Charlotte Bronte\, Charles Dickens\, and George Eliot. She is
  particularly interested in the vast amount of literature published during
  this period to depict and help ameliorate the conditions of the poor duri
 ng the Industrial Revolution. Her book\,&nbsp\;<em>Bazaar Literature: Char
 ity\, Advocacy\, and Parody\,</em> is forthcoming from Oxford University P
 ress in December. Along with her students\, she edits&nbsp\;The Victorian 
 Short Fiction Project\, a digital anthology of Victorian short fiction. <a
  href="https://vsfp.byu.edu/">https://vsfp.byu.edu/</a></p>\n<p></p>\nhttp
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