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Daphne Orlandi

@daphnerln

Research Associate @unict_it | 19th Century American Lit, Transcendentalism, Literary Activism | Cat & Dog Mom

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15/02/2023 – CFP: 13th International Whitman Week & Symposium, Sapienza University of Rome, June 12-17 2023 aisna-graduates.online/2023/01/03/15-…

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Hugh Grant and Ashley Graham's red carpet exchange about "Vanity Fair " (he was talking about the 1848 novel about shallow society, she thought he was referring to the 2023 magazine after party) is my favourite #Oscars moment of all time.

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Had a great time yesterday talking to amazing scholars about some of my favorite writers! My first time at #BAAS2023 was just perfect 👌🏼

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Back in Rome after three great days in the UK for #BAAS2023. English weather aside, I had a wonderful time meeting old friends and making new ones. Thanks to everyone at BAAS (British Association for American Studies) for putting this together, you’ve all been amazing!

Back in Rome after three great days in the UK for #BAAS2023. English weather aside, I had a wonderful time meeting old friends and making new ones. Thanks to everyone at <a href="/OfficialBAAS/">BAAS (British Association for American Studies)</a> for putting this together, you’ve all been amazing!
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In our latest blog post, discover untold stories of the #MeToo movement. #LosAngeles Area Court Records cases reveal the coercive power male employers held over working-class women in 19th-century California. bit.ly/3uhljFh

In our latest blog post, discover untold stories of the #MeToo movement. #LosAngeles Area Court Records cases reveal the coercive power male employers held over working-class women in 19th-century California. bit.ly/3uhljFh