School of Humanities and Social Sciences

• MA Dissertation Module
• Graduate School Staff Workshops
• PhD Seminars years 1-3
• Co-ordinator AHRC PhD Seminars
• Co-ordinator PhD Seminars Year 2
• Co-ordinator PhD Research Seminars

All publications post 2001:

Grants

• 2001 British Academy Small Grant £1,286
• 2002 AHRB Research Leave Grant £17,308
• 2003 British Academy Overseas Conference Grant £300
• 2004 British Academy Small Grant £5,590 and Overseas Conference Grant £365
• 2005 AHRC Research Leave Grant £15,500
• 2008 British Academy Overseas Conference Grant £800

PhD supervision

• Ms Susan Jackson 'Differently Academic: Women in Higher Education'. PhD awarded 2001.
• Mr. A. Pettin 'The Grotesque in American Film', PhD, FT since 2001.
• Ms. K. Cross 'Framing the Subject: Amateur Photography'. PhD awarded 2007.
• Ms. H. Jacey 'Feminist Scriptwriting and Modernism' PhD PT.
• Ms Vesna Milanovic 'Rethinking Woyzeck Through Marie's Gaze', PhD completed 2007.
• Ms Laura Schwartz 'Religion and Owenite Feminism'. PhD FT. Awarded 2008.
• Ms Laura Junka 'Film and photography', FT from 2006.
• Ms. Susan Allen.
• Mr. Jamie Hakim.

Books

• 2002 Virginia Woolf, Photography and Modernism, Virginia Woolf Society of Great Britain, Southport, pp20 ISBN 095388662X
• 2002 Modernist Women and Visual Cultures: Virginia Woolf, Vanessa Bell, Photography and Cinema , Edinburgh University Press/Rutgers University Press, Edinburgh and New Brunswick, pp244 ISBN 0748616837
  
  A Reader's Guide to Feminist Literary Criticism translated into Turkish 2007
  > Read Feminist & Women's Studies Association
• 2006 Snapshots of Bloomsbury: the Private Lives of Virginia Woolf and Vanessa Bell, Rutgers University Press/Tate Publications, pp 230
  > Read Times Online Review (opens new window)
  > Read The Art Book Review
  > Read the interview with Maggie in The Independent Newspaper
  > Read the study days at the Tate

Book chapters

• 2001 'Matrixial Memories in Virginia Woolf's Photographs', in Virginia Woolf Out of Bounds: Selected Papers from the Tenth Annual Conference on Virginia Woolf (eds.) J. Berman and J. Goldman, Pace University Press NY, 206-213, ISBN 0944473555
• 2001 'The Domestic Photography of Virginia Woolf and Vanessa Bell: Modernism, the Maternal and the Erotic', in Feminism, Aesthetics and Subjectivity: Women and Culture in Early Twentieth Century British Literature ed. M. Barbieto, Universidade de Santiago de Compostela, pp 99-130, ISBN 84 8121 963 0.
• 2001 '"Hasta donde podemos ir, y luego...avazar mas legos": estudios de la mujer en el mundo', in Genero, feminismo y educaion superior: una vision internacional , (eds.) E. Z. Martelo, V. V. Garcia and P. A. Manzanares, Colegio de Postgraduados, Mexico City, pp 215-232.
• 2002 'Vanessa Bell's Photographs: Modernism, the Maternal and the Erotic', in Literary Modernism and Photography , ed. P. Hansom, Greenwood Press.
• 2003 'Modernist Women and Cinema', in Fifty Years of English Studies in Spain 1952-2002 (Eds.) I. M. Palacios Martinez et al, Universidade de Santiago de Compostela: Santiago de Compostela, pp 40-62.
• 2005: 'Memory and Photography', (eds. D. Cunningham et al) Photography and Literature in the Twentieth Century, Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars Press, pp. 42-51
• 2005 'Virginia Woolf and Vanessa Bell as Photographers' in Woolf in the Real World (ed.) K. Kukil Clemson Digital Press.
• 2006: 'Photography', A Companion to Modernist Literature and Culture (eds.) D. Bradshaw and K. Dettmar, Oxford: Blackwell, pp. 278-283.
• 2007: 'Intertextual Mothers: Simone de Beauvoir and Virginia Woolf', Intertextual Dialogues, Travels, Routes (eds) A. Macedo et al, Braga, Portugal: Universidade do Minho.
• 2007: ‘Memory Holes or Heterotopias?: the Bloomsbury Photographs’, in Woolfian Boundaries: Selected Papers from the Sixteenth Annual International Conference on Virginia Woolf eds. A. Burrells, S. Ellis, D. Parsons and K. Simpson, Clemson University Digital Press, Clemson, pp150-156
• 2007: ‘Simone de Beauvoir, Virginia Woolf and the Maternal’, in Women’s Writing in Western Europe: Gender, Generation and Legacy eds. A. Giorgio and J. Waters, Cambridge Scholars Press, Newcastle.
• 2009: ‘Editing Virginia Woolf and the Arts: Virginia Woolf and the Royal Academy’, in Woolf Editing/Editing Woolf eds. E. McNees and S. Veglahn. Clemson University Digital Press, Clemson.

Referenced journals

• 2001 'Madchen Without Uniforms: Contemporary Feminist Theories/Praxis', Feminist Theory , 2:1, April, pp 108-111, ISSN 1464-7001.
• 2002 'Visual Modernism: Virginia Woolf's "Portraits" and Photography', Woolf Studies Annual , 8, pp 90-104, ISBN 0-94447359-8.
• 2003 'Discovering Virginia', Virginia Woolf Bulletin , 13, May
• 2003 'Memory, Photography and Modernism: "the dead bodies and ruined houses" of Virginia Woolf's Three Guineas', Signs , Winter, 28:2
• 2004 'Into the Millennium: Feminist Literary Criticism', Revista Canario de Estudios Ingleses, Special Issue, 48, pp 45-60.
• 2006 'The Stephen Sisters as Young Photographers', Canvas, April, 15, pp 1-7.
• 2007 'Beauty and Woolf', Feminist Theory, 7:2, pp 237-254.
• 2009 ‘Flush, or “Who Was the Woman in the Photograph?”’, Virginia Woolf Miscellany, Fall/Winter, pp 13-14.

Conference papers (international/national)

International since 2001

• 2002: Plenary Speaker 'Modernist Women and Cinema', Spanish Association for AngloAmerican Studies Annual Conference, Universidade de Santiago de Compostela, Spain.
• 2003: 'Virginia Woolf and Vanessa Bell as Photographers', Woolf in the Real World: 13 th Annual Conference on Virginia Woolf, Smith College MA, USA, Invited - Panel Chair.
• 2003: Keynote Speaker 'My Own Ghost Met Me: Woolf's 1930s Photographs, Death and Freud's Acropolis', VII Jornadas de Estudios de la Mujer, Universidade Madrid.
• 2004 Plenary 'Virginia Woolf and Vanessa Bell as Photographers' at Picturing Women, Bryn Mawr, Philadelphia USA
• 2005 Plenary 'Simone de Beauvoir, Virginia Woolf, and the Maternal' at Intertextual Dialogues, Universidade do Minho, Portugal
• 2008: Panel Chair and speaker ‘Virginia Woolf and the Royal Academy’, Woolf Editing/Editing Woolf, University of Denver, USA.
• 2009:  Invited speaker ‘Modernist Women: Feminism and Cinema’ and ‘Virginia Woolf and Photography’, Jagiellonian University, Krakow Poland.

National since 2001

• 2001: 'Visual Modernism: Virginia Woolf's 'Portraits', "Voyages Out, Voyages Home", Eleventh Annual Conference on Virginia Woolf, University of Bangor.
• 2002 'Virginia Woolf,Photography and Modernism', The Annual Virginia Woolf Birthday Lecture, Virginia Woolf Society.
• 2002 'Memory and the Matrixial', Psychoanalysis and History Seminar Series, Institute of Historical Research, University of London
• 2003: 'Modernist Women, Feminism and Cinema', Women's Studies Centre, University of York, Invited speaker.
• 2004: Plenary Speaker 14 th Annual International Conference on Virginia Woolf 'Back to Bloomsbury': 'Woolf's 1930s Photographs and Freud'.
  > Read about the14th Annual International Conference
• 2004 'Gender and Modernism' at Women and Others: A Decade of Women's Studies, University of Hull.
• 2004: 'Memory and Photography', Westminster University Colloquium.
• 2005: Keynote 'Simone de Beauvoir, Virginia Woolf and the Maternal at Gender and Generation: European Women's Writing, University of Bath
• 2005: Invited speaker inauguration of the Durham University Centre of Advanced Photographic Studies.
  > Read about the event
• 2006: 'Virginia Woolf and Vanessa Bell as Photographers', National Portrait Gallery.
• 2006: 'Orlando' The Women's Library.
• 2006: 'The Lives and Photographs of Artists: Virginia Woolf and Vanessa Bell', Tate Britain.
• 2006: 'Memory Holes or Heterotopias', Woolfian Boundaries: 16th Annual International Conference on Virginia Woolf, University of Birmingham.
• 2006: 'Virginia Woolf as Photographer', The Women's Library.
• 2007: Keynote speaker 'I and Not-I', Women and Visual Culture, University of Oxford.
  > Read about Women Writers and Visual Culture
• 2007: 'Memory Holes or Heterotopias?', University of Dundee
• 2007: 'Virginia Woolf, Orlando and Photography', St. John's College, York.
• 2007: 'Memory Holes or Heterotopias?', Institute of Germanic and Romance Studies, University of London.
• 2007: Invited speaker: ‘Virginia Woolf and Vanessa Bell and Domestic Photography’, London Metropolitan University .
• 2008: Keynote speaker ‘Virginia Woolf and Visual Culture: Analogies, adoptions Abjection’, Modernism and Visual Culture, University of Oxford.
• 2008: Invited speaker, Festchrift for Diana Leonard, Goodenough College, London.
• 2008: Invited speaker, ‘Virginia Woolf’, Sissinghurst Castle, National Trust.
• 2009: keynote speaker ‘(Re)reading Woolf’, University of Essex.
• 2009: ‘Virginia Woolf, Vanessa Bell, the Maternal and Photography’, M(O)therTrouble Conference, Birkbeck College, University of London.
• 2009: Invited speaker 'Virginia Woolf and Photography'. Northern Modernism Research Seminar, University of Northumbria.

Key publications pre 2001:

• 1997 Feminism and Film , Edinburgh University Press
• 1995 The Dictionary of Feminist Theory , Harvester Wheatsheaf/Ohio State University Press
• 1995 Practising Feminist Criticism , Harvester Wheatsheaf
• 1992 Feminisms , Harvester Wheatsheaf/Columbia University Press
• 1991 Border Traffic: Strategies of Contemporary Women Writers , Manchester University Press
• ROAR Institutional Repository see: http://dspace.uel.ac.uk/jspui/simplesearch?query=Maggie+Humm&submit=Go

Editorships/panel committee memberships

• Editor, 'The History and Philosophy of Feminism Section' of The Routledge International Encyclopedia of Women , Chief Editors C. Kramarae and D. Spender, Routledge NY.
• Advisory Editor: Falmer Press Series: Gender and Society; Taylor and Francis Series: Gender and Higher Education; Feminist Theory
• 2001 Panel Member Research Assessment Exercise
• 2002 External Examiner Ph. D, University of Kent
• 2003 External Examiner MA University of Kent
• 2004-2007 External Examiner M. Phil in Women's Studies Trinity College Dublin
• 2007-2010 External Examiner MA Women’s Studies University of York
• 2006-2010 AHRC Peer Review College
• 2003 to present: Co-organiser Modernism Research Seminar, Institute of English              Studies, School of Advanced Studies, University of London.
• 2008 Co-Director Centre for Cultural Studies Research, UEL

Awards

• 1990:    The Dictionary of Feminist Theory was named CHOICE `Outstanding Academic Book for 1990' by the American Association of College and Research Libraries.
• Life Membership of the FWSA Association awarded 2008.

Translations and Reprints

• The Dictionary of Feminist Theory into Polish, Korean and Japanese
• Feminisms into Urdu.
• A Reader's Guide to Feminist Literary Criticism into Turkish
• Chapter ‘Feminist Literary Theory’ from Feminist Theories being translated into Arabic.
• Chapter from Feminist Criticism reprinted in S.Jackson et al Women's Studies: A Reader , Harvester Wheatsheaf, Hemel Hempstead, 1993.
• Chapter from Border Traffic reprinted in Letteratura e femminismo: la critica femminista Anglo-Amercana: scuola, teorie, modelli (eds) M.T.Chialant and E.Rao, liguori, Naples, 2000.
• Chapter from Border Traffic reprinted in Letteratura e femminismo: la critica femminista Anglo-Amercana: scuola, teorie, modelli (eds) M.T.Chialant and E.Rao, liguori, Naples, 2000.