Updated on 2024/04/25

写真a

 
LAW, Graham
 
Affiliation
Faculty of International Research and Education
Job title
Professor Emeritus
Degree
博士（文学） ( サッセクス大学、英国 )
D. Phil.(Doctor Philosophae) ( University of Sussex, UK )
Homepage URL
http://www.f.waseda.jp/glaw

Research Experience

  • 2004
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    Professor, School of International Liberal Studies, Waseda University

  • 1995
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    2004

    Professor, School of Law, Waseda University

  • 1992
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    1995

    Associate Professor, School of Law, Waseda University

  • 1988
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    1992

    Associate Professor, Faculty of Humanities, Keisen Women's College

  • 1985
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    1988

    Foreign Lecturer, Faculty of General Education, Tokyo University

  • 1981
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    1985

    Foreign Lecturer, Faculty of Humanities, Shinshu University

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Education Background

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    1981

    University of Sussex Graduate School of Arts & Social Studies   English Literature   Modernism  

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    1981

    University of Sussex Graduate School of Arts & Social Studies   English Literature   Modernism  

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    1977

    University of Exeter   Faculty of Arts   School of English  

Professional Memberships

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    Society for the History of Authorship, Readership & Publishing

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    日本英文学会（『英文学研究』編集委員）

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    British Association of Victorian Studies

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    Wilkie Collins Society (Editor, Wilkie Collins Society Journal)

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    Wilkie Collins Society

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    Research Society for Victorian Periodicals

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    Society for the History of Authorship, Readership & Publishing

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    日本英文学会

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Research Interests

  • English Language / English Literature

 

Papers

  • Review of Troy J. Bassett, The Rise and Fall of the Victorian Three-Volume Novel

    Style   53 ( 4 )  2020.12  [Refereed]

  • Being Alone: Experiences of Isolation in the Imaginary Worlds of "His Dark Materials"

    Literary Geographies   6 ( 2 ) 1 - 6  2020.12  [Refereed]

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    Because of its apparently unlimited freedom both to play with material settings and to explore the human consequences, fantasy fiction seems an appropriate context in which to consider the relationship between being alone and feeling alone.In other words, to consider the extent to which isolation as a psychological experience is shaped by isolation in the physical sense.

  • Nineteenth-century Soaps: Towards a Comparative Account of the Popular Victorian Serial Tale

    Transcommunication   7 ( 2 ) 107 - 126  2020.10  [Refereed]

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    As the title suggests, the article focuses on the development during a period of rapid industrialization and urbanization of the various modes of cheap installment publication (in parts, in miscellanies, in newspapers, in paperback series) which in turn sought to address and indeed served to create a mass audience for narrative fiction. Among the popular genres emerging, the focus is particularly on varieties of domestic romance, which reached a broad family audience while disturbing traditional perceptions of class and gender roles. It endeavors to link together questions of generic form with those of publishing format, including price and distribution, periodicity and illustration. Making use of the concept of the “soap opera” as a device, the main thesis is that such developments in popular print culture in the nineteenth century should be recognized as precursors and facilitators of popular serial drama on film, radio and television, among other audio-visual media dominant in the twentieth century. It draws examples from a wide range of societies, with the three major case studies taken from England, France, and the United States, and briefer illustrations from East Asia, Latin America, and the British colonies.

  • The “realm of the dead” and Modern Media: The Strange Case of W.T. Stead

    Transcommunication   7 ( 1 ) 13 - 26  2020.06  [Refereed]  [Invited]

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    This articles centers on an account of the textual and publishing history of
    “Letters from Julia,” apparently received via automatic spirit writing by the British
    journalist W.T. Stead, which appeared in both magazine and book form during the
    1890s. The analysis underlines the damage done to Stead’s reputation as a modern
    journalist on account of his increasingly frequent recourse to metaphysics. At the
    same time it engages with Friedrich Kittler’s Gramophone, Film, Typewriter (1986), a
    post-humanist study of the three media inventions seen as defining modernity,
    which offers a general discussion of the relationship between this “realm of the
    dead” and modern communications. While Stead’s mystical view of the “realm of
    the dead” contrasts starkly with Kittler’s materialist conception, here it is argued
    that the German theorist’s own technological determinism cannot completely
    escape teleology. The creation of a significantly new media device does not
    automatically drive out the old, and the social and psychological consequences tend
    to be less than immediate. Clearly factors other than technological ones are
    involved. If the “Letters from Julia” provide less than convincing evidence of their
    origin in the world of spirits, they also suggest that the aura of manuscript was not
    lost quite so precipitately on the invention of the writing machine. In fact, the
    Remington typewriter remained for many decades predominantly a device for
    commercial rather than personal use. Indeed, many households did not own a
    device with a QWERTY keyboard before the personal computer boom of the 1980s,
    and until that period at least the hand-writing of personal documents such as letters
    and diaries remained the norm. The strange case of W.T. Stead thus suggests that
    cultural continuity can exist side by side with technological cleavage.

  • Serializing Fiction in the Australasian Press

    Graham Law

    Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Literature    2017.10  [Refereed]  [Invited]

    DOI

  • British Library Newspapers: Literary Serialization in the 19th-Century Provincial Press

    Graham Law

    Gale Primary Sources: British Library Newspapers Collection    2017.05  [Refereed]  [Invited]

  • On the Provenance of Two Late “American Stories” Attributed to Wilkie Collins

    Graham Law

    <I>Waseda Global Forum</I>   10   107 - 128  2014.03

  • "Why Bother": Doing Japanese Studies in Japan through the Medium of English

    Graham Law, ed

    <I>Transcommunication</I>   1   1 - 14  2014.03

  • Review of Saverio Tomaiuolo, <I>Victorian Unfinished Novels: The Imperfect Page</I>, Palgrave Macmillan, New York, 2012.

    Graham Law

    <I>Wilkie Collins Journal</I>   12  2013.12

  • Old vs. New Journalism and the Public Sphere; or, Habermas Encounters Dallas and Stead

    Graham Law &amp, Matthew Sterenberg

    <I>19: Interdisciplinary Studies in the Long Nineteenth Century</I>   16  2013.05

  • 22 May 1891:Ouida’s Attack on Fiction Syndication

    Graham Law

    <I>BRANCH: Britain, Representation and 19-Century History</I>. Ed. Dino Franco Felluga.    2013.03

  • Review of Joel H. Wiener, The Americanization of the British Press, 1830s-1914. NY: Palgrave Macmillan, 2011

    Graham Law

    Annual Bulletin of Historical Literature   96 ( 1 ) 87 - 88  2012.12

    DOI

  • Out of Her Hands: On the Charlotte M. Brame Manuscripts in the O’Neill Collection (MSS 0141)

    Graham Law

    <I>Waseda Global Forum</I>   8   1 - 20  2012.03

  • The Serial Revolution at the Periphery

    Graham Law

    <I>Angles on the English Speaking World</I> (University of Copenhagen)   NS10   85 - 97  2010.06

  • Sympathy for the Devil: or, When was the ending of A Life's Morning rewritten?

    Graham Law

    <I>Australasian Journal of Victorian Studies</I>   12 ( 1 ) 35 - 45  2007.12

  • Review of Andrew Mangham, Violent Women and Sensation Fiction, London: Palgrave, 2007.

    Graham Law

    <I>Wilkie Collins Society Journal</I>   NS10   75 - 76  2007.12

  • The Collected Letters of Wilkie Collins: Addenda and Corrigenda (3)

    William Baker, Andrew Gasson, Graham Law, Paul Lewis

    <I>Wilkie Collins Society Journal</I>   NS10   35 - 69  2007.12

  • "A Vile Way of Publishing": Gissing and Serials

    Graham Law

    <I>Victorian Review</I>   33 ( 1 ) 71 - 86  2007.04

  • The Collected Letters of Wilkie Collins: Addenda and Corrigenda (2)

    William Baker, Andrew Gasson, Graham Law, Paul Lewis

    <I>Wilkie Collins Society Journal</I>   NS 9   59 - 70  2006.12

  • A Tale of Two Authors: The Shorter Fiction of Gaskell and Collins

    Graham Law

    <I>Wilkie Collins Society Journal</I>   NS 9   43 - 52  2006.12

  • Review of Kay Boardman & Shirley Jones, eds, <I>Popular Victorian Women Writers</I>, Manchester University Press, 2004

    Graham Law

    <I>Journal of British Studies</I>   45 ( 1 ) 207 - 208  2006.01

  • Review of Mary Elizabeth Braddon, <I>The White Phantom</I> ed. Jennifer Carnell, Sensaion Press, Hastings, 2005

    Graham Law

    <I>Wilkie Collins Society Journal</I>   NS 8   62 - 64  2005.11

  • The Collected Letters of Wilkie Collins: Addenda and Corrigenda (1)

    William Baker, Andrew Gasson, Graham Law, Paul Lewis

    <I>Wilkie Collins Society Journal</I>   NS 8   48 - 55  2005.11

  • Modes of Publication of Women's Sensation Fiction: Commodities and Communities

    Graham Law

    <I>Waseda Global Forum</I>   1   1 - 8  2005.03

  • Savouring of the Australian Soil? On the Sources and Affiliations of Colonial Newspaper Fiction

    Graham Law

    <I>Victorian Periodicals Review</I>   37 ( 4 ) 75 - 97  2004.12

  • Review of Alexis Weedon, <I>Victorian Publishing: The Economics of Book Publishing for a Mass Market</I>, Ashgate, Aldershot, 2003; and Bradley Deane, <I>The Making of the Victorian Novelist: Anxieties of Authorship in the Mass Market</I>, Routledge, London, 2003.

    Graham Law

    <I>Wilkie Collins Society Journal</I>   NS 7   61 - 64  2004.12

  • More Light on the Serial Publication of <I>Tess of the D'Urbervilles</I>

    Graham Law, John Stock Clarke

    <I>The Thomas Hardy Journal</I> / The Thomas Hardy Society   20 ( 2 ) 49 - 56  2004.06

  • Women's Sensation Narrative and Newspaper Fiction: On Dora Russell's <I>Beneath the Wave</I>

    Graham Law

    『人文論集』 / 早稲田大学法学会   42   1 - 27  2004.02

  • Review of Wilkie Collins <I>Blind Love</I> eds. Maria K. Bachman and Don Richard Cox, Broadview Press, Peterborough, Canada, 2003.

    Graham Law

    <I>Wilkie Collins Society Journal</I> / Wilkie Collins Society   NS 6   62 - 64  2003.11

  • Japan and the Internationalization of the Serial Fiction Market

    Graham Law, Norimasa Morita

    <I>Book History</I> / Pennsylvania State University Press   6   109 - 125  2003.10

  • Trollope and the Newspapers

    Graham Law

    <I>Media History</I> / Carfax Publishing   9 ( 1 ) 47 - 61  2003.04

  • More Light on the Serial Publication of <I>Tess of the D'Urbervilles</I>

    Graham Law, John Stock Clarke

    <I>Review of English Studies</I> / Oxford University Press   NS 54 ( 213 ) 94 - 101  2003.02

  • 「世界の新聞小説の歴史をめぐって」

    グレアム・ロー, 森田典正

    『文学』/ 岩波書店   4 ( 1-2 ) 34 - 55  2003.01

  • Review of <I>Nineteenth-Century Media and the Construction of Identities</I>, eds. L. Brake, B. Bell, & D. Finkelstein, Macmillan, 2000.

    Graham Law

    <I>Victorian Studies</I>   44 ( 4 ) 690 - 692  2002.12

  • Collins and Chattos: The Reading Papers

    Graham Law

    <I>Wilkie Collins Society Journal</I> / Wilkie Collins Society   NS5   49 - 56  2002.11

  • Slimming or Slumming?: Dickens and the Shift from Monthly to Weekly Serialization

    Graham Law

    『年報』/ディケンズ・フェロウシップ日本支部   25 ( 25 ) 109 - 124  2002.10

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  • 「炎のランナー」の復活

    グレアム・ロー

    『早稲田大学フォーラム』   81   71 - 77  2002.03

  • A World Elsewhere: National Identity and the British New Wave

    Graham Law

    『人文論集』 / 早稲田大学法学会   40 ( 40 ) 1 - 20  2002.02

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  • Review of Ronald R. Thomas <I>Detective Fiction and the Rise of Forensic Science </I>

    Graham Law

    <I>Wilkie Collins Society Journal </I>/ Wilkie Collins Society   NS4   62 - 64  2001.11

  • New Woman Novels in Newspapers

    Graham Law

    <I>Media History</I> / Carfax   7 ( 1 ) 17 - 31  2001.06

  • Above the Common Herd?--Bulwer-Lytton and Serialization

    Graham Law

    『人文論集』 / 早稲田大学法学会   39 ( 39 ) 1 - 21  2001.03

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  • Review of <I>The Letters of Wilkie Collins</I>, eds. W. Baker and W.M. Clarke

    Graham Law

    <I>Studies in English Literature</I> / 日本英文学会   42   59 - 66  2001.03

  • "Poor Fargus": On Wilkie Collins and Hugh Conway

    Graham Law

    <I>Wilkie Collins Society Journal</I> / Wilkie Collins Society   NS3   67 - 72  2000.11

  • In My View: "For the Letter . . . Giveth Life"

    Graham Law

    <I>SHARP News</I> / Society for the History of Authorship, Reading, and Publishing   9 ( 2 ) 1 - 2  2000.06

  • The Newspaper Novel: Towards an International History

    Graham Law

    <I>Media History</I> / Carfax   ISSN: 1368-88046;1pp.5-17   5 - 17  2000.06

  • International Perspectives on the Newspaper Novel

    Graham Law

    『人文論集』 / 早稲田大学法学会   38 ( 38 ) 87 - 114  2000.02

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  • 'Belt-and-Braces' Serialization: The Case of <I>Heart and Science</I>

    Graham Law

    <I>Wilkie Collins Society Journal</I> / Wilkie Collins Society   NS2   61 - 71  1999.11

  • Different Worlds

    Graham Law

    <I>Wilkie Collins Society Newsletter</I> (Supplement)   19 ( 1 ) 1 - 4  1999.03

  • Before Tillotsons: Novels in British Provincial Newspapers, 1855-1873

    Graham Law

    <I>Victorian Periodicals Review</I>   32 ( 1 ) 43 - 79  1999.03

  • Engaged to Messrs. Tillotson and Son: Letters from John Maxwell, 1882-8

    Graham Law

    『人文論集』 / 早稲田大学法学会   37 ( 37 ) 1 - 42  1999.02

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  • Last Things: Materials Relating to Collins in the Watt Collection at Chapel Hill

    Graham Law

    <I>Wilkie Collins Society Journal</I>   NS1   50 - 57  1998.11

  • Review of Charles Johanningsmeier <I>Fiction and the American Literary Marketplace<I></I></I>

    Graham Law

    <I>SHARP News</I>   7   1 - 10  1998.01

  • Wilkie in the Weeklies: The Serialization and Syndication of Collins's Late Novels

    Graham Law

    <I>Victorian Periodicals Review</I>   30 ( 3 ) 244 - 269  1997.11

  • Collins and the Newspaper Novel

    Graham Law

    <I>Newsletter of the Wilkie Collins Society of North America</I>   1 ( 1 ) 1 - 4  1997.10

  • Industrial Relations: Carlyle's Influence on <I>Hard Times</I>

    Graham Law

    『人文論集』 / 早稲田大学法学会   34   1 - 34  1996.02

  • Ideologies of English Language Education in Japan

    Graham Law

    <I>JALT Journal</I> / Japan Association for Language Teaching   17 ( 2 ) 213 - 224  1995.11

  • The Serial Publication in Britain of the Novels of Wilkie Collins

    Graham Law

    『人文論集』 / 早稲田大学法学会   33   1 - 29  1995.02

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Books and Other Publications

  • The Collected Letters of Wilkie Collins: Addenda and Corrigenda (12)

    William Baker, Andrew Gasson, Graham Law, Paul Lewis

    Wilkie Collins Society (London)  2018.12

  • Companion to Victorian Popular Fiction（共著). Graham Law: 'Cricket' (1000 words), 'Tillotson's Fiction Bureau' (700 words), 'Dora Thorne', and 'Lucy, the Factory Girl' (both 100 words).

    Kevin Morrison, ed

    McFarland  2018.06

  • The Collected Letters of Wilkie Collins: Addenda and Corrigenda (11)

    William Baker, Andrew Gasson, Graham Law, Paul Lewis

    Wilkie Collins Society (London)  2017.12

  • Journalism and the Periodical Press in Nineteenth-Century Britain（共著). Graham Law. 'Wilkie Collins and "the discovery of an Unknown Public".' (6000 words)

    Joanne Shattock, ed

    Cambridge University Press  2017.03

  • Thomas Hardy's Short Stories: New Perspectives （共著). Graham Law: "Neither Tales nor Short Stories? Issues of Authorship, Readership and Publishing in A Group of Noble Dames" (8000 words)

    Juliette Berning Schaefer, Siobhan Craft, Brownson, eds

    Routledge  2017.01 ISBN: 9781472480033

  • The Collected Letters of Wilkie Collins: Addenda and Corrigenda (10)

    William Baker, Andrew Gasson, Graham Law, Paul Lewis( Part： Sole author)

    Wilkie Collins Society (London)  2016.12

  • Studies in Victorian and Modern Literature: A Tribute to John Sutherland (共著). Graham Law: 'Again the Zelig Effect: Israel Zangwill and the Modern Short Story' (5000 words) pp. 129-39

    William Baker, e

    Fairleigh Dickinson University Press  2015.08 ISBN: 9781611476927

  • Encyclopedia of Victorian Literature(共著). Graham Law: 'Serialization' (3500 words) & 'Japan in Victorian Literature' (1000 words)

    Dino Felluga, ed

    Wiley-Blackwell  2015.08 ISBN: 9781118405383

  • The Collected Letters of Wilkie Collins: Addenda and Corrigenda (9)

    William Baker, Andrew Gasson, Graham Law, Paul Lewis

    Wilkie Collins Society  2014.12

  • Cambridge Companion to Sensation Fiction (共著). Graham Law: 'Sensation Fiction and the Publishing Industry.' (7000 words) pp. 168-81

    Andrew Mangham, ed

    Cambridge University Press  2013.11 ISBN: 9780521157094

  • Wilkie’s Two Late “American Stories”: Finds or Fakes?

    Graham Law

    Wilkie Collins Society, London  2013.10

  • The Collected Letters of Wilkie Collins: Addenda and Corrigenda (8)

    William Baker, Andrew Gasson, Graham Law, Paul Lewis

    Wilkie Collins Society  2013.09

  • The Victorian World (共著). Graham Law: 'Periodicalism' (8000 words) pp. 537-44.

    Martin Hewitt, e

    Routledge  2012.03 ISBN: 9780415491877

  • Graham Law, with Gregory Drozdz and Debby McNally

    Charlotte M. Bram, Towards a, Primary Bibliography

    Department of Media, Canterbury Christ Church University  2012.01

  • The Oxford History of Popular Print Culture: Vol. 6: US Popular Print Culture 1860-1920 (共著), Graham Law & Norimasa Morita, 'Internationalizing the Popular Print Marketplace' pp. 211-29

    Christine Bold, ed

    Oxford University Press  2011.12 ISBN: 9780199234066

  • The Oxford History of the Novel in English Vol. 3: The Nineteenth-Century Novel 1820-1880 (共著), Graham Law, 'The Professionalization of Authorship', pp. 37-55

    John Kucich &amp, Jenny Bourne Taylor, eds

    Oxford University Press  2011.12 ISBN: 9780199560615

  • The Collected Letters of Wilkie Collins: Addenda and Corrigenda (7)

    William Baker, Andrew Gasson, Graham Law, Paul Lewis

    Wilkie Collins Society  2011.12

  • A Companion to Sensation Fiction (共著). Graham Law: 'Sensational Variations on the Domestic Romance: Charlotte M. Brame and Mary Cecil Hay in the Family Herald.' (7000 words) pp. 332-48

    Pamela K. Gilbert, ed

    Wiley-Blackwell  2011.06 ISBN: 9781405195584

  • The Collected Letters of Wilkie Collins: Addenda and Corrigenda (6)

    William Baker, Andrew Gasson, Graham Law, Paul Lewis

    Wilkie Collins Society  2010.12

  • The Oxford Companion to the Book (2 vols, 共著). Graham Law: 35 entries totalling c. 20,000 words, including 'Reviewing in relation to Consumption' (1800 words) and 'Newspaper Printing and Publishing' (1500 words))

    Michael F. Suarez &amp, Henry Woudhuysen, eds

    Oxford University Press  2010.02 ISBN: 0198606532

  • The Collected Letters of Wilkie Collins: Addenda and Corrigenda (5)

    William Baker, Andrew Gasson, Graham Law, Paul Lewis

    Wilkie Collins Society  2009.12

  • The Cambridge History of the Book in Britain: Vol. 6 1830-1914 (共著) (Graham Law & Robert L. Patten: The Serial Revolution)

    David McKitterick, ed

    Cambridge University Press  2009.03 ISBN: 0521866243

  • Dictionary of Nineteenth-Century Journalism (共著) Graham Law: 25 entries totalling c. 10,000 words)

    Laurel Brake &amp, Marysa Demoor, eds

    Academia Press/British Library  2009.01 ISBN: 9780712350396

  • The Collected Letters of Wilkie Collins: Addenda and Corrigenda (4)

    William Baker, Andrew Gasson, Graham Law, Paul Lewis

    Wilkie Collins Society  2008.12

  • Wilkie Collins: A Literary Life

    Graham Law &amp, Andrew Maunder

    Palgrave Macmillan  2008.07 ISBN: 9781403948960

  • G. W. M. Reynolds: Nineteenth-Century Fiction, Politics, and the Press (共著) (Graham Law: Reynolds's 'memoirs' series and 'the literature of the kitchen')

    Anne Humpherys &amp, Louis James

    Ashgate  2008.07 ISBN: 9780754658542

  • "The New Dragon of Wantley"、A Lost Tale by Wilkie Collins: With further discussion of Collins's contributions to The Leader

    Graham Law

    Wilkie Collins Society, London  2007.12

  • 『ギッシングを通して見るー後期ヴィクトリア朝の社会と文化』 (共著) (グレアム・ロー、野々村映子 訳、「ギッシングと定期刊行物」、149-165ページ)

    松岡光治

    渓水社 (広島)  2007.11 ISBN: 9784874409831

  • Au bonheur du feuilleton: naissance et mutations d'un genre (共著) (Graham Law、trans. M-F. Cachin: "Le pouvoir a la peripherie: ver un atlas du roman-feuilleton europeen", pp. 99-111)

    M-F. Cachin, al

    CREAPHIS, Paris  2007.05 ISBN: 9782913610750

  • Wilkie Collins: Interdisciplinary Essays (共著) (Graham Law: "Collins on International Copyright: From 'A National Wrong' (1870) to 'Considerations' (1880)", pp. 178-194)

    Andrew Mangham, ed

    Cambridge Scholars Publishing, Newcastle  2007.02 ISBN: 1847181090

  • The Cambridge Companion to Wilkie Collins (共著) (Graham Law: "The Professional Writer and the Literary Market Place", pp. 97-111)

    Jenny Bourne Taylor, ed

    Cambridge University Press, Cambridge  2006.10 ISBN: 0521840384

  • "The Widows", by Wilkie Collins: Unpublished sketches for two plays concerning marriage laws (共著)

    Andrew Gasson, Graham Law

    Wilkie Collins Society, London  2005.10

  • Printing Places: Locations of Book Production and Distribution since 1500 (共著) (Graham Law: "Imagined Local Communities: Three Victorian Newspaper Novelists", pp. 185-203)

    John Hinks &amp, Catherine Armstrong, eds

    British Library, London / Oak Knoll Press, New Castle, Delaware  2005.08

  • The Public Face of Wilkie Collins: The Collected Letters (4 vols) (共著)

    William Baker, Andrew Gasson, Graham Law, Paul Lewis

    Pickering and Chatto, London  2005.06 ISBN: 1851967648

  • Encounters in the Victorian Press: Editors, Authors, Readers (共著) (Graham Law: 'Nothing but a newspaper': Serializing Fiction in the Press in the 1840s", pp. 29-49)

    Laurel Brake &amp, Julie F. Codell, eds

    Palgrave Macmillan, London  2004.12 ISBN: 1403941777

  • Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, 60 vols (共著) (Graham Law: Entries on Victorian novelists: F.J. Fargus (v19), K.S. Macquoid (v36), and J. Saunders (v49)

    Colin Matthews, et al, eds

    Oxford University Press, Oxford  2004.09 ISBN: 019861411X

  • "A National Wrong", by James Payn and Wilkie Collis, with a discussion of and further documents relating to"The Belinfante Affair" (共著)

    Andrew Gasson, Graham Law, Paul Lewis

    The Wilkie Collins Society, London  2004.07

  • Varieties of Women's Sensation Fiction, 1855-1890: Volume 6: Dora Russell, Beneath the Wave

    Graham Law

    Pickering and Chatto, London  2004.06 ISBN: 1851967710

  • Reality's Dark Light: The Sensational Wilkie Collins (共著) (Graham Law: "Yesterday's Sensations: The Challenge of Collins's Late Works", pp. 329-60)

    Maria K. Bachman, Don Richard, Cox, eds

    Univ. of Tennessee Press, Knoxville, TN.  2003.09 ISBN: 1572332743

  • The First Complete Edition of "The Victims of Circumstances" by Wilkie Collins, with an Account of How the Third Sketch "The Hidden Cash" was Lost and Found

    Graham Law

    The Wilkie Collins Society, London  2002.06

  • A Companion to the Victorian Novel (共著) (Graham Law: "Periodicals and Syndication", pp. 15-28)

    William Baker, Kenneth Womack, eds

    Greenwood Press, Westport, Connecticut  2002.01 ISBN: 0313314071

  • David Pae, Lucy, the Factory Girl; or, The Secrets of the Tontine Close

    Graham Law

    The Sensation Press / Hastings, East Sussex  2001.12 ISBN: 1902580133

  • Indexes to Fiction in the 'Illustrated London News' (1842-1901) and 'Graphic' (1869-1901)

    Graham Law

    Victorian Fiction Research Unit, Department of English, University of Queensland.  2001.09 ISBN: 1864995653

  • Serializing Fiction in the Victorian Press

    Graham Law

    Palgrave (Macmillan/St Martin's Press), London / New York  2000.10

  • Beyond Sensation: Mary Elizabeth Braddon in Context (共著) (Graham Law, Jennifer Carnell: "Our Author: Braddon in the Provincial Weeklies", pp. 127-63)

    Marlene Tromp, Pamela K. Gilbert, Aeron Haynie, eds

    State University of New York Press, Albany, New York  2000.01 ISBN: 0791444201

  • 『英語IV: Voices from Britain』 (共著)

    グレアム・ロー 山内久明

    放送大学教育振興会  1999.03 ISBN: 4595318227

  • Charles Dickens, Great Expectations

    Graham Law

    Broadview Press / Peterborough, Ontario  1998.03 ISBN: 1551111748

  • Corresponding Powers (共著) (Graham Law: "Industrial Designs: Form and Function in the‘Condition of England’Novel", pp. 125-43

    George Hughes, ed

    D.S. Brewer, Cambridge  1997.04 ISBN: 0859915034

  • In Contrast: Institutions in Britain and Japan

    Graham Law

    Macmillan LanguageHouse  1997.01 ISBN: 4895852334

  • Charles Dickens, Hard Times

    Graham Law

    Broadview Press / Peterborough, Ontario  1996.04 ISBN: 155111075X

  • Studies in Team Teaching (共著) (Graham Law: "College Entrance Exams and Team Teaching in High School English Classrooms", pp. 90-102)

    Minoru Wada, Antony Cominos, eds

    Kenkyusha, Tokyo  1994.05 ISBN: 4327401099

  • Wilkie Collins, The Evil Genius

    Graham Law

    Broadview Press / Peterborough, Ontario  1994.04 ISBN: 1551110172

  • 『英語 VI (94): Reading Modern Fiction』 (共著)

    グレアム・ロー 山内久明

    放送大学教育振興会  1994.03 ISBN: 4595311761

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Presentations

  • "Why Bother": Doing Japanese Studies in Japan through the Medium of English

    GSICCS First Anniversary Symposium, Waseda University, Tokyo 

    Presentation date： 2014.01

  • Old vs. New Journalism and the Public Sphere; or, Habermas Encounters Dallas and Stead

    W.T. Stead: Centenary Conference for a Newspaper Revolutions (British Library) 

    Presentation date： 2012.04

  • By the author of “Dora Thorne”?: A Case of Identity in the Fiction Factory

    SILS Faculty Seminar (Waseda University) 

    Presentation date： 2011.10

  • Serial Issues in a Digital World

    International Symposium: 'New Directions in Textual Scholarship', Saitama Univ. 

    Presentation date： 2010.03

  • Nineteenth-Century Soaps: Towards a Comparative Account of the Popular Victorian Serial.

    SHARP Regional Conference VI, Copenhagen, Denmark 

    Presentation date： 2008.09

  • The Serial Revolution at the Periphery

    SHARP Regional Conference V, Centre for the Book, Cape Town, South Africa 

    Presentation date： 2007.04

  • Collins on International Copyright

    SHARP Regional Conference IV, Jadavpur University, Kolkata, India 

    Presentation date： 2006.02

  • Fanmail, Phantom Friends and a Few Fakes: On the Margins of Collins's Correspondence

    Graduate Seminar, Department of English Language and Literature, University of Tokyo 

    Presentation date： 2005.11

  • "Other Tales": On the shorter fiction of Gaskell and Collins

    Guest Lecture, Japan Gaskell Society, AGM, Waseda University, Tokyo 

    Presentation date： 2005.10

  • Wilkie Collins and the Literary Market Place

    Wilkie Collins One-Day Conference, University of Sheffield 

    Presentation date： 2005.03

  • Fanmail, Phantom Friends and a Few Fakes: On the Margins of Collins's Correspondence

    Wilkie Collins One-Day Conference, University of Sheffield 

    Presentation date： 2005.03

  • Power to the Periphery: Towards an Atlas of the European Newspaper Novel

    International Conference, 'Feuilletons et serials' en Europe et aux Etats-Unis (XIXe-XXe siecles): naissance et mutations d'un genre', Universite de Paris 7 

    Presentation date： 2004.12

  • Varieties of Women's Sensation Fiction: Beyond the 1860s

    British Association of Victorian Studies 5th Annual Conference, Keele University 

    Presentation date： 2004.09

  • Imagined Identities: Three Victorian Local Newspaper Novelists

    'Victorian Identities Conference', Australasian Victorian Studies Association Annual Conference, Griffith University, South Bank Campus, Brisbane 

    Presentation date： 2003.02

  • Novels in Newspapers: Projects and Plans

    一橋大学 大学院言語社会研究科 

    Presentation date： 2003.02

  • Internationalization and the Serial Fiction Market: The Case of Japan

    'Books and Empire', SHARP Regional Conference, University of Sydney 

    Presentation date： 2003.01

  • Trollope and the Newspapers

    10th Annual SHARP Conference, IES, University of London 

    Presentation date： 2002.07

  • Imagined Local Communities: Three Victorian Newspaper Novelists

    20th Annual Seminar on the History of the British Book Trade, Exeter University 

    Presentation date： 2002.07

  • Slimming or Slumming?: Dickens and the Shift from Monthly to Weekly Serialization

    平成13年度総会・ディケンズ・フェロウシップ日本支部 ／ 同志社大学 

    Presentation date： 2001.10

  • Japan and the Internationalization of the Serial Fiction Market

    RSVP 2001: Rethinking the 19th Century Press / City University of New York 

    Presentation date： 2001.09

  • English Fiction, English Film: A World Elsewhere

    ７３回日本英文学会 ／ 学習院大学 

    Presentation date： 2001.05

  • Local Press, Local Fiction, Local Identity

    Inaugural Conference of the British Association for Victorian Studies / University of Hertfordshire 

    Presentation date： 2000.09

  • Above the Common Herd?--Bulwer-Lytton and Serialisation

    Bulwer-Lytton 2000 / Institute of English Studies, University of London 

    Presentation date： 2000.07

  • Serial Fiction in Newspapers in the 1840s

    RSVP 2000: Victorian Encounters: Editors, Publishers, Readers / Birkbeck College, University of London 

    Presentation date： 2000.07

  • New Woman Novels in Newspapers

    Feminist Forerunners / Manchester Metropolitan University 

    Presentation date： 2000.07

  • Tillotsons v. Lengs: Syndicated Novels in British Provincial Weeklies in the Late Nineteenth Century

    5th Annual SHARP Conference, Magdalen College, Cambridge 

    Presentation date： 1997.07

  • Team Teaching in Perspective

    20th JALT Annual Conference, Matsuyama 

    Presentation date： 1994.10

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Research Projects

  • The Novels of Wilkie Collins and the Victorian Publishing Industry

    Japan Society for the Promotion of Science  Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research

    Project Year :

    2005
    -
    2008
     

    LAW Graham

  • The Novels of Wilkie Collins and the Victorian Publishing Industry

    Japan Society for the Promotion of Science  Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research

    Project Year :

    2005
    -
    2008
     

    LAW Graham

  • AN INTERNATIONAL STUDY OF THE NEWSPAPER NOVEL

    Japan Society for the Promotion of Science  Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research

    Project Year :

    2001
    -
    2002
     

    LAW Graham

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    The systematic practice of serializing new fiction, not in independent installments or in literary magazines but in the columns of newspapers, began in Paris during the first half of the nineteenth century. As Lise Queffelec has argued, the French roman-feuilleton represents the first use of a fully capitalist mode of production in the European fiction industry, and should thus indeed be seen as the forerunner of the modern mass narrative media. The aim of this project is to demonstrate that this is true of many other modernizing societies in the nineteenth century, by no means limited to Western Europe. Thus we have embarked on a detailed international study of the socio-cultural implications of this growth in the serialization of fiction in newspapers during the period from the accession of Queen Victoria to the outbreak of the First World War. The phenomenon is seen in the context of the massive changes in patterns of publication, authorship, and readership taking place during the nineteenth century, including the commodification of fiction through the emergence of popular narrative genres, the professionalization of the role of the writer, and the widening gulf between elite and mass reading publics. The framework of ideas underlying this project derives a good deal from an engagement with the work of Edward Said, Benedict Anderson and Franco Moretti concerning the impact of publishing history on cultural identity.
    To further our purposes, we have carried out research in libraries and archives on four continents. At the same time, we have consulted regularly with a number of distinguished scholars in the field. We have already reported piecemeal many of the conclusions of our research in presentations at international conferences and in learned journals, etc. however, the fullest report of the results of the project will appear in a full-length monograph to be published by the University of Toronto Press, with whom a contract has already been negotiated.

 

Overseas Activities

  • Rresearch on the English of authorship and publishing in the Victorian period.

    2011.04
    -
    2011.09

    イギリス   British Library

  • １９世紀のイギリス小説と出版産業

    2006.03
    -
    2006.09

    イギリス   ロンドン大学

Internal Special Research Projects

  • ビクトリア朝の週刊新聞に連載された小説の目録作成

    2000  

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    　特定課題研究助成費の助けにより、ビクトリア朝期にロンドンで出版された、絵入り週刊新聞The GraphicとThe Illustrated London Newsに連載された小説の目録作成を終えることができた。完成したその目録の原稿（前書きと挿し絵を含む）は、クイーンズランド大学（University of Queensland）に送り、同大学のBarbara Garlick教授とPeter Edwards教授（共に、シリーズの監修者）に受け入れられた。Victorian Fiction Research Guideシリーズ中の第29巻として今秋出版予定である。　もう一方、地方週刊新聞に発表された連続物についての研究は現在も継続中である。調査は、自身で、あるいは現地の研究協力者を使って、次の３か所で行っている。British Library Newspaper Library, LondonThe Library, Pembroke College, University of CambridgeBolton Evening News Archive, Bolton Central Library, Greater Manchester　2000年夏には、英国で開かれた国際学界で、このテーマに関する論文をいくつか発表した（そのうちの２つについては別表参照）。さらに、同テーマに関連する４つの論文を学術雑誌等に投稿し、そのうちの１つはすでに出版され、別の１つは出版予定となっている。

  • メアリー・エリザベス・ブラドン（M. E. Braddon）による小説の連載について

    1999  

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    　ビクトリア朝期の新聞紙上における小説の連載及びシンジケート化についての研究の過程（主に、１９９７年４月から１年間の在外研究期間）では、多くの１９世紀大衆小説作家達による作品の連載発表（初版）に関する、かなりの量の新しい情報を集めることができた。今回の研究対象のブラドンは、そういった作家達のひとりである。そして、このプロジェクトの目的は、さらに欠けている事実・情報を掘りおこし、ブラドン小説の連載出版に関する総合文献目録を作成することであった。　文書の調査は次の図書館で、主に該当分野に詳しい、現地の大学院研究者の協力を得て行われた。●Wolff Collection, The Harry Ransom Research Center, University of Texas●Royal Literary Fund Archives, The British Library Manuscripts Room, London●A. P. Watt Records, Wilson Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill●A. P. Watt Archive, Berg Collection, New York Public Libraryまた、ビクトリア朝期の新聞（原版及びマイクロフィルム化されたもの）の調査は、ロンドンの大英図書館新聞図書館でも行われた。その調査のかなりの部分は、Dr. J. Carnell（University of London, Birkbeck College）――ブラドンの新しい伝記The Literary Lives of Mary Elizabeth Braddon（Hastings: Sensation Press, 2000）の著者――の協力によっている。　今回の研究を通して新しく得た、文献学的情報の多くは、別表にある２冊の著書に年表の形で発表されている。この情報の文学史・出版史的意義は、この２冊の著書、及び同じく別表の３つの学術論文において論じられている。ブラドンの後期のいくつかの小説では、連載出版の完全な詳細はまだ解明されていないが、これに対する研究は現在も続行中であり、それが明らかになった時点で、ブラドン作品連載出版に関する総合文献目録が、Victorian Fiction Research Guide series（Department of English, University of Queensland, Australia）の中の１冊として、Barbara Garlick教授監修の下で出版される予定である。