Research
Research interests
- Victorian Literature and Culture
- Victorian Ecology
- Climate in Literature
- The Novel
- Character Studies
Publications
15 publications
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Justine Pizzo
, 2021
, Poetics Today
, 42.3 , 461–465
Type: review
Justine Pizzo,
& Eleanor Houghton
, 2020
Type: bookChapter
Justine Pizzo,
& Eleanor Houghton
, 2020
Type: bookChapter
Justine Pizzo,
& Eleanor Houghton
, 2020
Type: bookChapter
Justine Pizzo,
& Eleanor Houghton
, 2020
Type: bookChapter
Justine Pizzo,
& Eleanor Houghton
, 2020
Type: bookChapter
Justine Pizzo,
& Eleanor Houghton
, 2020
Type: bookChapter
Justine Pizzo,
& Eleanor Houghton
, 2020
Type: bookChapter
Justine Pizzo,
& Eleanor Houghton
, 2020
Type: bookChapter
Justine Pizzo,
& Eleanor Houghton
, 2020
Type: bookChapter
Supervision
Biography
Dr Justine Pizzo is Lecturer in British Literature, 1837 to 1939. She specialises in the Victorian period with a particular emphasis on the novel, female characterisation, and intersections of literature and climate. In addition to working on a monograph provisionally titled The Character of Climate: Women and Atmosphere in Victorian Fiction, she has published and edited research on the work of Charlotte Brontë and other nineteenth- and early twentieth-century novelists (including Charles Dickens, Dorothy Richardson, and Virginia Woolf). Her teaching and research interests also focus on the work of influential and sometimes lesser-known women writers.