Catherine Golden
Professor

B.A., Brown University
Ed.M.,  Harvard University
Ph.D., University of Michigan

Office: Palamountain 321
Phone:(518) 580-5164
Email: cgolden@skidmore.edu

Teaching and Research Interests:

• Victorian Literature and Culture
• Literature and the visual arts
• British and American Women Writers
• Children's Literature
• Charlotte Perkins Gilman
• Rhetoric and Composition
  

Courses Taught:

• SSP  100:  Children's Literature Revisited
• EN   105H:  The Reader Within
• EN   110:  Introduction to Literary Studies
• EN   223:  Women and Literature
• EN   228H:  The Victorian Illustrated Book
• EN   316:  The Nineteenth-Century British Novel
• EN   360:  Women Writers
• EN   375:  The Brontës
• HF   300:  Jane Austen in Bath
• EN   363:  Jane Austen, Inc.
• EN   352:  Victorian Literature and Culture
  

Professional Accomplishments:

• Posting It:  The Victorian Revolution in Letter Writing (University Press of Florida, 2009)*
  
• Images of the Woman Reader in Victorian British and American Fiction (University Press of Florida, 2003)
• Charlotte Perkins Gilman's The Yellow Wall-Paper:  A Sourcebook and Critical Edition, Ed.(Routledge, 2004)
• Book Illustrated: Text, Image, and Culture 1770-1930 (Oak Knoll, 2000)
• The Mixed Legacy of Charlotte Perkins Gilman (Ed.with J. Zangrando; U of Delaware P, 2000)
• Unpunished (Ed.with D. Knight, Feminist Press, 1997)
• The Captive Imagination, Ed.(Feminist Press, 1992)

*Link to Posting It video podcast here: http://141.222.1.104:80/~admin/qtmedia/PennyPost/PennyPost.mov

Dr. Golden's essays and reviews have appeared in Victorian Studies, Victorian Poetry, American Literature Realism, ANQ, Beatrix Potter Studies, and other journals, collections, and anthologies.  She is a founding member of the Charlotte Perkins Gilman Society and served as Executive Director from 1998-2002.   Posting It is the winner of the 2010 DeLong Book History rice from the Society for the History of Authorship, Reading, & Publishing (SHARP).  In 2012, Golden received the Faculty Distinguished Lectureship Award at Skidmore College entitled the Moseley Award.  She is currently writing a book entitled: From Pickwick to Peter Rabbit: A Biography of the Victorian Illustrated Book."