Muller, Nadine, “The (Feminist) Politics of Sex Work in Michel Faber’s The Crimson Petal and the White“, Sexuality in Contemporary Literature, ed. by Joel Gwynne and Angelia Poon (Amherst, NY: Cambria Press, 2012), pp.39-60 Below you can find the introduction to this chapter as well as access to the Foreword (Feona Attwood) and the introduction […]
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Muller, Nadine and Claire O’Callaghan, “Feminisms”, Year’s Work in Critical and Cultural Theory, 21 (2013) Below you can find the introduction to this article. For the full advance access .pdf version, please click here. Introduction Within the realm of feminism, 2011 is undoubtedly a year in which the unstable and artificial distinctions that are […]
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An interview with Dr Nathan Ryder about my research, my viva, and life after the Ph.D.
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By Elizabeth Gibney, Times Higher Education (24 May 2012), pp.22-23
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It is notoriously difficult to advise people on how to get shortlisted for an academic job. In the end, someone can satisfy all of the relevant criteria but not get shortlisted simply because someone else satisfies them to a greater degree. The reality is that not all ‘minimally qualified’ candidates can be interviewed; this is […]
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This is an account of my first (and so far only) academic job interview, including how I prepared, and the questions I was asked.
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8-9 September 2011, University of Hull
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5-7 July 2011, Brunel University
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14-15 May 2011, Newcastle University
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My monograph on the history of widows in Britain will be published by Liverpool University Press in 2017. Here you can find a short summary of the contexts and aims of the book. Widders are ‘ceptions to ev’ry rule. Charles Dickens, The Pickwick Papers (1837) There are few statements that describe the significance of the figure […]
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23 October 2010, University of Leicester
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2 October 2010, The Women’s Library, London
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09/04/2010, “Fashioning the Neo-Victorian”, Erlangen-Nuremberg.
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11-12 September 2009, University of Oxford
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