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Conference highlights suggest a reinvestment in in-person genres amidst technological changes.
This introduction presents a cluster of four papers and an afterword from the Northeast Victorian Studies Association conference, "The Twentieth Century," which marked the fiftieth anniversary of the organization. The Victorian studies conference is a genre of the twentieth century, and the editor of the cluster suggests that literary scholars should reinvest in this and other "in-person" genres against the backdrop of automation and technologization.
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