Lindsy Lawrence
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Lindsy Lawrence's scholarly work centers on the intersection of library science, digital humanities, and pedagogical methods. Lawrence has published on the construction and indexing of bibliographic databases, notably the Periodical Poetry Index, exploring the use of digital tools for academic research and undergraduate engagement. Their work also delves into the historical context of literature, with publications examining themes in 19th and early 20th-century novels, including social issues and literary analysis. Lawrence's research also addresses the practical application of these areas within educational settings, focusing on methods for teaching and learning, undergraduate research, and collaborative projects. Their h-index is 3 with 19 total publications and 19 total citations.
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- h-index: 2
- Publications: 18
- Citations: 11
Selected Publications
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Supplement for Patrick, Lawrence, and Houston VPR keyword essay on "Data" (2026)
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Supplement for Patrick, Lawrence, and Houston VPR keyword essay on "Data" (2026)
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“An Honest Bargain?”: Transatlantic Marriage, Domestic Violence, and Garden Restoration in Frances Hodgson Burnett’s The Shuttle (1906) (2024)
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The Periodical Poetry Index, Version 2.0 (2023)
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Burnett, Frances Hodgson (2022)
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Teaching Digital Literacy Through Indexing Poetry in Nineteenth-Century Periodicals for the Periodical Poetry Index (2019)
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- The Periodical Poetry Index, Version 2.0
- Supplement for Patrick, Lawrence, and Houston VPR keyword essay on "Data"
- Supplement for Patrick, Lawrence, and Houston VPR keyword essay on "Data"
- Supplement for Patrick, Lawrence, and Houston VPR keyword essay on "Data"
- Supplement for Patrick, Lawrence, and Houston VPR keyword essay on "Data"
- The Periodical Poetry Index, Version 2.0
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