Professional Statement
Veronica works on accounts of agency, determinism, and individuality in Victorian novels, particularly around the marriage plot and in social problem novels.
Specialties
Selected Publications and Papers Delivered
NAVSA 2017: "Waterloo Temporality: History, Theater, and Absorption in Thackeray's Vanity Fair"
Recent English Courses Taught
Spring, 2019
| Course & Section | Course Name | Course Areas |
| R1B/15 | Reading and Composition: Who's to Blame? Agency and Determinism in the 19th-Century Crime Novel |
Reading and Composition |
Summer, 2019
| Course & Section | Course Name | Course Areas |
| R1A/2 | Reading and Composition: Monster Culture in Print and Film |
Reading and Composition |
Fall, 2018
| Course & Section | Course Name | Course Areas |
| R1B/1 | Reading and Composition: The Marriage Plot and Its Afterlife |
Reading and Composition |
Spring, 2018
| Course & Section | Course Name | Course Areas |
| 45C/105 | (discussion) Literature in English: Mid-19th Through the 20th Century |
Introductory Surveys |
| 45C/108 | (discussion) Literature in English: Mid-19th Through the 20th Century |
Introductory Surveys |
Summer, 2018
| Course & Section | Course Name | Course Areas |
| R1A/2 | Reading & Composition: The Marriage Plot: Agency and Choice in the 19th Century |
Reading and Composition |
Fall, 2017
| Course & Section | Course Name | Course Areas |
| 45B/101 | (discussion) Literature in English: Late-17th Through Mid-19th Centuries |
Introductory Surveys |
University of California, Berkeley
English Department
322 Wheeler Hall,
Berkeley, CA 94720-1030
general phone: 510-642-3467
