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Home of the Anne Lister Research Summit, a free online conference for people who share an interest in exploring the lives of Anne Lister and those in her circle with historical context through open, collaborative, and accessible research.
Decoding Anne Lister
Join us for a conversation with Chris Roulston and Caroline Gonda about “Decoding Anne Lister: From the Archives to 'Gentleman Jack'”. Together, they will share insights on their groundbreaking edited collection of essays, which marks the first volume on Lister with a major academic press.
Discover what inspired Gonda and Roulston to create this volume, and explore its cross-over appeal for Lister scholars and enthusiasts alike.
Discover what inspired Gonda and Roulston to create this volume, and explore its cross-over appeal for Lister scholars and enthusiasts alike.
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Copyright: It’s complicated
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From making copies of documents to publishing the amazing research you have done, copyright affects us all. This session explores the complex topic of copyright, what it means for publishing archival documents as part of your research, and how publication requests work at the @westyorkshirearchiveservic8283. We will also discuss copyright issues surrounding large scale digitisation and publicat...
Bridging the Listerian Gap
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Unifying the Anne Lister research community, this session encourages dialogue between academics, independent researchers, codebreakers, and creators of Lister-related resources. Identifying points of intersection and divergence, panelists will share motivations, unique approaches, and insights from their work. The discussion highlights the interconnected nature of Lister research and the myriad...
Anne Lister in the Garden
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Anne Lister was well-read in botany and horticulture, and visited many gardens in England and abroad. At Chatsworth, she met a man who later became one of the most famous garden designers (and architects) of the Victorian era. This session will outline some noteworthy female botanists who came before Anne, and how and why botany was accessible to women, before discussing some of Anne's own lear...
‘Unvarnished interesting tale’: Storytelling with historical resources
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Our shared history is a narrative of events recorded over time in journals, letters, accounts, and more, waiting to be re-discovered and brought to life. Using a variety of sources can help piece together these stories to be retold today. Are you wondering how an exhibition is curated or who decides what goes into a podcast? How are these sources used in an engaging way for modern audiences? Fi...
Searching For Ann 2023
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The ISAW team has been delving deep into archives, uncovering new pieces of Ann Walker's story. We’ll share some recent findings that paint a more detailed picture of Ann, rich in ties to Anne Lister and others within Ann's social circle. Join us for a session full of revelations, connections, and surprises as we continue on our relentless quest 'In Search of Ann Walker'.
Cryptic Cycles: Anne Lister's 'Cousin' and 19th Century Menstrual Practices
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Anne Lister meticulously documented her menstrual cycle, or ‘cousin’, capturing details like flow intensity, the use of sanitary materials, and any symptoms. As a rich data source, her journals allow us to explore an often overlooked but significant aspect of daily life in the 19th-century concerning women's health. Through a mix of expert insights, diary extracts, and guided discussion, we’ll ...
“You Could Make Anything of Me”: Anne Lister’s Queer Metaphor
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In this session, Lister’s adoption of metaphor is “queer”-ied. Lister uses metaphor in her journals to turn those around her into characters, and thus interpret their queerness in a pleasurable, double-visioned and crucially literary way. Using theories of metaphor and revelations from her use of Nathan Bailey’s dictionary, Lister’s queer adaption of the metaphor can be shown as extending from ...
Lister's Web: Interweaving Personal Connections in Anne Lister's Social Circle
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Unravel the complex web of Anne Lister's intimate connections as we explore how the women she loved, courted, and befriended interacted within her social network. Did they know each other? How did they move within the same social circles? What were the dynamics of their relationships beyond their ties to Lister? Join us as we chart these intersections, and gain unprecedented insights into 19th-...
The Lister-Barlows: An early Rainbow Family
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Jane Barlow was a young teenager, when she and her mother first met Lister in Paris in 1824, and 16/17 at the time of their extended travels. As their relationship has not yet been much explored, Jann Kraus invites you along to explore what we can learn about Lister’s role as a quasi-stepparent in Jane’s life and how we can approach studying queer patchwork families (or Rainbow families, as the...
Suing Miss Walker: An analysis of Horncastle v Walker
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In the summer of 1843, Ann Walker was taken to court. On the other side of the barricade was Charles Horncastle, a man who claimed that she kept making excuses and refused to pay for the land she had agreed to buy several months prior. But was the case really that simple? What was Ann Walker’s argument not to pay the sum agreed? And how did it all end? Join us in an analysis of this case and le...
Waxing Lister-ical: A Journey into Wax Sealing
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This 30-minute session with @skgallaway delves into the art and significance of wax seals in Lister's life with a short presentation, and some hands-on demonstration of traditional and modern wax seal methods. Participants are invited to experiment with their own seals using materials like sealing wax, glue guns, and decorative embellishments.
Learned by Heart: Emma Donoghue on interweaving Eliza Raine’s history with fiction
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Join us for a captivating session featuring renowned author Emma Donoghue as she delves into her new novel, "Learned by Heart." This poignant narrative explores the enigmatic life of Eliza Raine, amplifying her untold story. Donoghue's masterful storytelling intertwines history and fiction, shedding new light on this overlooked figure from Anne Lister’s journals. Moderated by Dr. Alex Pryce, th...
Anne Lister’s Music
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Anne Lister was always uncompromisingly herself, but her musical choices show her both conforming to and rejecting the convention of 19th century ‘female accomplishment’. Lisa ( @thesquarepianist2024 ) has been bringing to life music found in Anne’s collection with performances and research that sheds light on her taste, what role music played in her life and even how she used it for seduction!...
4 miles from Xtiania
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On Monday 29 July 1839, Ann and Anne arrived in Christiania in Norway. Anne in familiar style takes control of the carriage herself as they drive the last distance into town. In Norway, Anne hires a private teacher and by reading her travel notes it is clear that she learned a lot about Norwegian society and history. In Drammen, she discovers that she has lost her mourning ring for her uncle. W...
The Ascent Begins: Welcome to ALRS 2023
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The Ascent Begins: Welcome to ALRS 2023
BONUS ROUND of Vocabularizing with Anne!
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BONUS ROUND of Vocabularizing with Anne!
Vocabularizing with Anne, again! (Round 2)
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Vocabularizing with Anne, again! (Round 2)
Anne Lister and the Scientists in Paris
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Anne Lister and the Scientists in Paris
Une Superbe Femme: Anne Lister in the Pyrenees
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Une Superbe Femme: Anne Lister in the Pyrenees
Anne Lister and Heritage: Teaching LGBT history in heritage spaces
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Anne Lister and Heritage: Teaching LGBT history in heritage spaces
'Your Friend Sib' - Sibbella Maclean: An Introduction
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'Your Friend Sib' - Sibbella Maclean: An Introduction
Ann Walker through her lens and those of her contemporaries
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Ann Walker through her lens and those of her contemporaries
Going to Italy - Anne Lister & her Italian connections
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Going to Italy - Anne Lister & her Italian connections
Eliza Raine: An intriguing life, from India to Osbaldwick
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Eliza Raine: An intriguing life, from India to Osbaldwick
Travelling the Roads of Imperial Russia
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Travelling the Roads of Imperial Russia
This is like a 19th century real l word
Absolutely beautiful. I loved the respect and appreciation you gave to her. These pieces really do pull the heart strings. Thankyou for this
WA and Tassie so behind the times lol😂
Fascinating ❤ thank you for sharing
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Really interesting talk. Thank you!!!
Really fascinating video🎉
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It’s a valid opinion to think that Anne was not a nice person. Why was this shut down? Everyone doesn’t have to feel the same way about her. Doesn’t mean she isn’t worth studying or isn’t an important figure.
Thank you so much for your work, very inspiring and amazing to imagine you finding and visiting the old gravesites. Thank you!
Thank you so much! Searching for and finding so many of the graves was quite the adventure. It's hard to explain the excitement of finding them and knowing that's where they are.
@@shantelnsmith I can only imagine. Thank you so much Shantel!
Nice! Ty!❤
Great discussion 🤓
Thanks so much for this!
I love the production of this. From the maps to the videos. Visiting each location Anne and Ann visited in Norway.
Really wonderful description of Anne's travels in Norway. Is the longer video film available somewhere?
Hi Sari! I think this may be what you're looking for ua-cam.com/video/Dzycz3kqVko/v-deo.html
Tib and Tibb originated in the 13th century as nicknames for Theobald (for boys) and Isabel and Isabella (for girls). As Isabel grew in popularity, Tib(b) was used more often on girls. By the 16th century, Tib was a term for a young girl, much like Tom was for young boys. A form of Elizabeth, Tib seems to have developed in Provence. A popular English name in the Middle Ages; pet forms included Ibb, Libbe, Nibb, Tibb, Bibby. (Source: google)
That Reminds me, i have to pick up a copy of emma's book, such an interesting discussion 💌
Amazing!!
Really enjoying these sessions.... great job panel👍👍
Beautiful 🥰
Enjoyed your video presentation. I hope you make more of them about Anne's travels.
Impressive research and much to take in. I will need to watch this again, more than once as it's packed with facts and figures. Thankyou Shantel for all your work. I'd wondered how Mariana and Charles Lawton met. This goes some way to explaining it. It seems Steph Belcombe was the conduit. 🙂
This was a very interesting and enjoyable review of Music in Anne's Time. Many thanks to you Janneke and Alison🎶🤩
Thank you for watching, so glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you
I enjoyed this greatly! Thank you.
Thank you for watching!
And what a wonderful story about the blind fiddler and the blind flute player! All through the villages and up the hills!
Great presentation! Very interesting and thorough. And your voices are splendid! Thank you so much.
Thank you so much and thank you for watching!
Absolutely brilliant!
I cant hear u
There is a hidden message in the lyrics to Mariana, anne lister wrote her a love song The lyrics depict public view of Anne lister in the lyric “Great folks look down on me; But better hearts ha’nt high than low,” A message to Mariana about parting “And now we all must separate, Such days to see na more, Such like let others celebrate, As we have done before!”
Such insightful! Amazing work by the experts.
Did Anne Lister ever use cunilingus
ThAnk you. This was very interesting!
Excellent! Thank you for this.
Thank You very much for all this new and very interesting info about Eliza ❤ What shocked me the most was how tragic her sister’s life was :/
Really helpful and very well explained. Thank you!
So interesting, thank you.
This was terrific, verified so much I thought about in her use of these words. I was wondering about the 'cousin' and why these two might refer to it as he/male... it was called MENstruation. Even though menses was referring to month, these two may have had their own inside joke. Maybe it's as simple as that notion. Lister loved her books filled with words; She was rather oversexed in my opinion and it made sense she delved deeply into sexual words to create her own sexual language/communication. She got off sexually, turned on, just reading some passages in books. It makes sense she had a dictionary of sexual terms, it fits with her desire to have coded journals. Lister was always on a learning curve sexually in her younger years, for herself and her numerous partners. She wanted to master all skills in bed.
Great conversation. Thank you!
Shantel, great to see one of your videos again! I haven’t watched it yet but I am pretty sure it’s going to be excellent and full of interesting information as always 🎉
I was so glad to see all these new videos had been uploaded! I can’t wait to watch everything
FABULOUS, David!
Great work. The MH/PH graphs are fascinating. Brava.
Where did Yorkshire Archives obtain the Russian documents of Lister's, permission etc on allowed to hire horses, etc dated October 1839 per Lister's calendar? Did Walker bring them back, and were they discovered with Lister's journals or did they obtain copies from somewhere else? Curious about their path. Thank you for an interesting presentation. Interesting about the Russian calendar at that time.
They were brought back by Ann Walker. Thank you for watching!
@@dorjanasirola6450 Thank you! Enjoy all you have done and still do. I look forward to the next chapters...
Such an intresting and excellent discussion 👏
Thank you so much for this. Marlene was wonderful, studious and impartial. Loved every second of it! ❤
Amazing stuff! You must be very proud.
Handling was literal love-making, in her taxonomy of sexual language, not in the sense of managing or manipulating someone.
Applaud for what you all have done such a fabulous work!