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Hilary Schor

Professor of English Comparative Literature Gender Studies and Law

University of Southern California

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School of Law

Hilary Schor is currently serving as a School Of Law Professor of English Comparative Literature Gender Studies and Law at University of Southern California.

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University of Southern California

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The Ministry of Silly Wills: Dead-Handed Plots in the Victorian Novel. North American Victorian Studies Association (2022)

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Curiosity at the End of the World. Curiosity Studies: Toward a New Ecology of Knowledge (2020)

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Curiosity at the End of the World:. University of Minnesota Press eBooks (2020)

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Who’s the Stranger? Jews, Women, and Bastards in Daniel Deronda. Stanford University Press eBooks (2020)

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It Was About a Will – When It Was About Anything at All: Ridiculous Wills and the Radical Reform of Victorian Law.. Dickens Universe Graduate Conference, University of California, Los Angeles (2019)

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Can a House Be a Corner? Time & Place, Atkinson & Dickens, Now & Then.. Timeframes, UCLA Graduate Student Conference, University of California, Los Angeles (2018)

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Dead Hands, Dead Fathers, and the Mother’s Will: The Making of Victorian Realism. ACLA seminar on Realism and the Family (2018)

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Can You Forgive Him?: Jed Rubenfeld, Sexual Consent, and the Useful Delay of the Victorian Novel. USC Gould School of Law, Faculty Workshop (2017)

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Trollope and the Broken Promise: When No Means Yes in the Victorian Novel. Modern Language Association (2017)

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Reading Both Ways. Novel Studies Conference, University of Pittsburgh (2016)

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Hilary Schor

Professor of English Comparative Literature Gender Studies and Law

University of Southern California

Affiliations

School of Law

Hilary Schor is currently serving as a School Of Law Professor of English Comparative Literature Gender Studies and Law at University of Southern California.

Honors

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Hilary Schor

University of Southern California

Professor of English Comparative Literature Gender Studies and Law

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Ministry of Silly Wills: Dead-Handed Plots in the Victorian Novel. North American Victorian Studies Association (2022)

Curiosity at the End of the World. Curiosity Studies: Toward a New Ecology of Knowledge (2020)

global historypsychological sciencehumanitiestranshumanismapplied philosophyhuman naturecuriosityhuman condition

Curiosity at the End of the World:. University of Minnesota Press eBooks (2020)

global historypsychological sciencehumanitiestranshumanismapplied philosophyhuman naturecuriosityhuman condition

Who’s the Stranger? Jews, Women, and Bastards in Daniel Deronda. Stanford University Press eBooks (2020)

cultural historyliteratureliterary theoryvictorian literaturehumanitiescontemporary fictionliterary criticismdaniel deronda

victorian lawlawhistoryradical reformlegal philosophyhistorical reviewphilosophy of lawjurisprudencevictorian literaturelegal theoryridiculous wills

Can a House Be a Corner? Time & Place, Atkinson & Dickens, Now & Then.. Timeframes, UCLA Graduate Student Conference, University of California, Los Angeles (2018)

social historyliteraturehouse bereal estateurban historyvictorian literaturehousingenglish

Dead Hands, Dead Fathers, and the Mother’s Will: The Making of Victorian Realism. ACLA seminar on Realism and the Family (2018)

Can You Forgive Him?: Jed Rubenfeld, Sexual Consent, and the Useful Delay of the Victorian Novel. USC Gould School of Law, Faculty Workshop (2017)

Trollope and the Broken Promise: When No Means Yes in the Victorian Novel. Modern Language Association (2017)

Reading Both Ways. Novel Studies Conference, University of Pittsburgh (2016)

language comprehensioninterpretationliteraturereading researchorthography

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10 / page

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