Capital, Slavery, and Nineteenth-Century Dutch Literature

We welcome papers that explore how late-eighteenth/nineteenth-century Dutch literature depicts or resists slavery, exploitation, and the labor process in general and fits into broader transnational contexts and movements (e.g., to abolish slavery). 150-word abstracts/50-word CV

Deadline for submissions: Friday, 26 March 2021

Francien Markx, George Mason U (fmarkx@gmu.edu ) Russ Leo, Princeton U (rleo@princeton.edu )