Ceremonial Status: The Ritual Culture of Victorian Professionals

Update: 2012-05-22

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A presentation to the CARSCA committee and the Arts & Sciences Dean's Office about my use of College Academy Funding, the talk briefly summarizes the argument of my recently-completed book manuscript, "Ceremonial Status: The Ritual Culture of Victorian Professionals," and discusses the unique sources I discovered while conducting archival research at the Berg Collection in the New York Public Library.

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Ceremonial Status: The Ritual Culture of Victorian Professionals

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Ceremonial Status: The Ritual Culture of Victorian Professionals

Albert D. Pionke

Ceremonial Status: The Ritual Culture of Victorian Professionals