Credits

Publication and Prejudice was curated by Emma Brodey ’21 for the Student Research at YUL exhibit project. She was advised by Nancy Kuhl, Curator of Poetry in the Yale Collection of American Literature at the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library. The exhibit is indebted to many mentors and sources including the 2019 Jane Austen Summer Program, “Pride and Prejudice & its Afterlives,” as well as Janine Barchas’s recent book The Lost Books of Jane Austen. The original course paper was written for Richard Rose’s College Seminar “Art of the Printed Word.”

Planning for this exhibit was managed by Kerri Sancomb, Library Exhibits Program Manager and Sarah Davis, Library Exhibits Technician. This online exhibit was created by Sarah Davis.

Student Research at YUL is a student curated exhibit opportunity available to Yale students to learn how to present their research using the unique narrative form of an exhibit. Students awarded with this opportunity work with advisors and the Library's exhibit staff to plan and execute their exhibit using materials from the Library’s diverse collections. Learn more about the Student Research at YUL program and the available opportunities, and explore other student curated exhibits.