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Professor John Bowen is a leading scholar in Nineteenth-Century Literature, currently affiliated with the Department of English and Related Literature at the University of York. His academic career spans major research into Charles Dickens, Victorian novelists, and literary theory, with over fifty publications including books like Other Dickens and Palgrave Advances in Charles Dickens Studies. He serves on the Advisory Board of the Clarendon Edition of Dickens’s works and has supervised eleven PhD students on topics ranging from Dickens’s Christmas numbers to Victorian anti-Catholicism.
- Key Collaborations: British Library, Royal Shakespeare Company, University of California Dickens Project
- Leadership Roles: Past President of the Dickens Society and Dickens Fellowship
Research Interests center on Victorian fiction, Gothic elements, and literary theory. His recent articles explore topics like Dickens’s stylistic influence and Orwellian political metaphors. He has edited seminal works including Barnaby Rudge and Phineas Redux and is a Fellow of the English Association. Public engagement includes advising the Museum of London’s 2012 bicentenary exhibition and BBC radio appearances.
Scientific Awards:
- Fellow of the English Association (FEA)
