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“We live in a world that they [the Victorians] built for us, and though we may laugh at them, we should love them, too.”
Times Literary Supplement (16 May 1918) Crossing the Line is a student-led postgraduate conference that will explore and interrogate the multifarious affinities between Victorian and Modernist cultures. It focuses on the cross-currents of attraction and repulsion at the turn of the century. This event asks whether affinities exist innately in the body as psychological and emotional connections, and investigates those affinities which are cultural constructions. It questions whether affinities are permanent or can be eroded by the passage of time. There will be papers on the following topics: |
![]() Frances MacDonald McNair "A Pond" 1894.
(Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool).
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