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Shelley Trower

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University of Roehampton

Oral History, Memory, Narrative AnalysisHistorical Studies of British IslesSound Studies and AuralityMemory, Trauma, and TestimonyAutobiographical and Biographical Writing

Shelley Trower works in Oral History, Memory, Narrative Analysis, Historical Studies of British Isles, Sound Studies and Aurality, Memory, Trauma, and Testimony, Autobiographical and Biographical Writing. Recorded institutional associations include University of Roehampton.

67Publications
307Citations
9H-index

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Selected research works

Up to 100 highly cited works; DOI links open the original research. Counts reflect the collected record, not real-time citation totals.

  1. Senses of Vibration: A History of the Pleasure and Pain of Sound

    2012 · 86 citations

  2. Vibratory Modernism

    2013 · 45 citations

  3. “Upwards of 20,000”: Extrasensory Quantities of Railway Shock

    2008 · 28 citations

  4. Rocks of nation

    2015 · 28 citations

  5. Nerves, Vibration and the Aeolian Harp

    2009 · 27 citations

  6. ON THE CLIFF EDGE OF ENGLAND: TOURISM AND IMPERIAL GOTHIC IN CORNWALL

    2012 · 25 citations

  7. Rocks of nation: The imagination of Celtic Cornwall

    2015 · 18 citations

  8. Editorial: Vibratory Movements

    2008 · 12 citations

  9. “Nerve-Vibration”: Therapeutic Technologies in the 1880s and 1890s

    2010 · 11 citations

  10. Forgetting Fiction: An Oral History of Reading: (Centred on Interviews in South London, 2014–15)

    2020 · 9 citations

  11. ‘Primitive Rocks: Humphry Davy, Mining, and the Sublime Landscapes of Cornwall’

    2014 · 5 citations

  12. Regional Writing and Oral History, from China Clay to Eden

    2011 · 3 citations

  13. Clayscapes: Views of a Working Landscape, from Poetry to Oral History

    2009 · 2 citations

  14. The Voices of Scottish Librarians: The Evolution of a Profession and its Response to Changing Times

    2017 · 2 citations

  15. Living stones and the earth

    2015 · 1 citations

  16. Auto/biographical oral histories, from 'oral memoirs' to The Life of Nate Shaw (1948-1974)

    2017 · 1 citations

  17. Vibrations

    2020 · 1 citations

  18. Front Matter

    2015 · 1 citations

  19. Introduction

    2011 · 1 citations

  20. Sound Writing

    2023 · 1 citations

  21. Tomboys and Girly Boys in George Eliot’s Early Fiction

    2015 · 0 citations

  22. Chapter 2: Rocks and race: geological folklore and Celtic literature, from Cornwall to Scotland

    2017 · 0 citations

  23. Chapter 4: Haunted houses and prehistoric stones: savage vibrations in ghost stories and D. H. Lawrence’s Kangaroo

    2017 · 0 citations

  24. Chapter 6: Clayscapes: decomposed granite in Jack Clemo’s anti-nationalist writing

    2017 · 0 citations

  25. Chapter 3: On the cliff edge of England: trembling rocks in sensation fiction and empire Gothic

    2017 · 0 citations

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