| Janet Allan |
The
Gaskell House, 84 Plymouth Grove |
| Sophia Andres |
Pre-Raphaelite
Iconography and Gendered Subjectivity in Elizabeth Gaskell’s Novels |
| Margaret Beetham |
Lancashire Dialect
in Manchester Publications; Barbarism or Gradely Virtue |
| Josie Billington |
‘A commodity
of good names’: Elizabeth, Mrs, or E.C. Gaskell? |
| Mervyn Busteed |
Songs
of Queen – and Country? Irish Migrants and Monarchy in Victorian
Manchester |
| Steve Collins |
James
Crossley: A Manchester Man of Letters |
| Deirdre D'Albertis |
“Job
in new factory I am machinist real woman job now”: Work, Sexuality,
and Generic Eclecticism in Mary Barton and Brick Lane |
| Frank Emmett |
Not
Manchester: Sir James Kay-Shuttleworth and The Re-Imagined Landscape of
North-East Lancashire |
| Shirley Foster |
Nineteenth-century
American Views of Manchester |
| Peter Gardner |
The
Seductive Politics of Mary Barton |
| A. D. George |
The
Manchester Cotton Factory in the Age of Mrs Gaskell |
| Martin Hewitt |
Constructing
the condition of Manchester: forms of social knowledge 1832-1901 |
| Craig Horner |
Before
Elizabeth Gaskell: Social commentary in eighteenth-century Manchester |
| Harumi James |
Mrs
Gaskell's North and South and Plato's Republic |
| Anthony Jordan |
An
Irish migrant family’s experience |
| Tomoko Kanda |
Labour
Disputes and the City: Manchester in Mary Barton and Milton-Northern in
North and South |
| Alan Kidd |
Industry,
Heritage and Urban Identity: Manchester since Elizabeth Gaskell
|
| Mary Haynes Kuhlman |
Life
in the Urban Wilderness in Elizabeth Gaskell’s Fiction |
| Kathrin Levitan |
Literature,
the City and the Census: Examining the Social Body in Victorian Britain |
| Brian Maidment |
The Poetry of Mrs. Gaskell's
Manchester |
| Masaie Matsumura |
The
Hertford Gallery in the Manchester Art Treasure Exhibition |
| Sarina Moore |
Working-class
Residential Architecture and Class Identity in Gaskell’s Libbie
Marsh’s Three Eras |
| Gerald P. Mulderig |
Elizabeth
Gaskell’s Urban Perspective and the Shaping of the Life of Charlotte
Brontë |
| Julie Nash |
Tales
of Two Mill Cities: Manchester and Lowell, Massachusetts |
| Tat Ohno |
Are
Mary Barton and North and South Industrial Fiction? |
| Pamela Corpron Parker |
Locating
Elizabeth Gaskell: Literary Tourism and Cranford |
| Linda H. Peterson |
Gaskell
and Brontë, Manchester and Haworth in The Life of Charlotte Brontë |
| Malcolm Pittock |
Mary
Barton or North and South? Crabbe
or Scott? |
| Robert Poole |
The
Preston Strike: Elizabeth Gaskell, Charles Dickens and Samuel Bamford |
| Ann Marie Ross |
History
and Environment in Elizabeth Gaskell’s The Life of Charlotte Bronte |
| Peter Shapely |
Manchester,
the 'Big' City: Civic Identity, Culture and Housing in Twentieth Century
Manchester |
| Alan Shelston |
Opportunity
and anxiety: Elizabeth Gaskell and the development of the railway system |
| David Thiele |
Elite
Culture and Knowledge Diffusion in the Industrial Novels of Elizabeth Gaskell |
| Alison Twells |
Mary
Barton (1848) and the challenge to the missionary
philanthropic paradigm in the 1830s and 1840s |
| Frances Twinn |
The
role of townscape and industrial landscape in Elizabeth Gaskell’s
‘northern novels’ |
| Tamara S. Wagner |
“In
the great scheme of commerce”: Elizabeth Gaskell and Victorian Fictions
of Speculation |