Issue 10.2 of JEPS is now live! openjournals.ugent.be/jeps/

In VPR 58.2 @amymatthewson.bsky.social examines how ILN repurposed images of China in its 1842 coverage of the Opium War. Learn how violent textual accounts were juxtaposed with tranquil landscapes to create a cohesive narrative about British military power: muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/articl... @rs4vp.org

Starting now!

Where can you hear about: Armenian literary periodicals & women’s writing, book-reviewing strategies of C.19 UK periodicals, Walter Scott & Italian Gazettes of the early C.19, & Turkish Periodicals of the 1920s? JEPS in conversation that’s where! Join us 11/12/2025 16:00 CET tinyurl.com/JEPSINCONVO1

Where can you hear about: Armenian literary periodicals & women’s writing, book-reviewing strategies of C.19 UK periodicals, Walter Scott & Italian Gazettes of the early C.19, & Turkish Periodicals of the 1920s? JEPS in conversation that’s where! Join us 11/12/2025 16:00 CET tinyurl.com/JEPSINCONVO1

Attendees will hear from contributing authors Chiara Cremona, Yasemin Gencer, Anne-Marie Millim, & Hayarpi Papikyan. Issue editors @helenagoodwyn.bsky.social and Zsuzsa Török will facilitate short papers from each of our contributors and there will be time for some lively discussion too!

JEPS is excited to announce that we'll be hosting a research conversation to launch our latest issue. If you would like to attend this 'JEPS In Conversation', it will be taking place online, on the 11 December 2025, 16:00 CET, Free and open to all upon registration: tinyurl.com/JEPSINCONVO

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