Natalie Devin Hoage
About
I am a PhD Candidate at the Department of Language and Literature currently researching the "lottery fantasy" in state lottery advertisements from the eighteenth-century to contemporary times. My archival research spans across Europe and includes Scandinavia, The Netherlands, The U.K. and Spain.
Current project
Researcher in The Invention of the Lottery Fantasy: A Cultural, Transnational and Transmedial History of European Lotteries
Research Group
Literary and Cultural Eighteenth-Century Studies (LACES)
Background
- BA in English from UC Berkeley
- Philosophy of Humanities and MA in Book and Digital Media from Leiden University
Special Interests
- Book History
- The History of Cartography and Mapmaking
- Print History
- Archival Research
- Early Modern History
- Enlightenment History
- English Literature
- Literary Theory
Publications
2022
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Hoage, Natalie Devin;
Slettvoll Kristiansen, Johanne.
(2022)
Surprise, Surprise: Money was always the greatest prize.
Web pages (information material)
Media
2022
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Academic lectureHoage, Natalie Devin. (2022) Advertisement Strategies and the Lottery Problem in Eighteenth-Century Britain. Rights and Wrongs in the 18th Century. Den tredje Nordiske 1700-talskonference . Dansk Selskab for 1700-talsstudier; København. 2022-08-24 - 2022-08-26.
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Academic lectureHoage, Natalie Devin. (2022) Endorsing Collective Care: Syndicate Play in Spanish Lottery Advertisements. Thinking (with) Care . European Summer School in Cultural Studies; Leiden University/Amsterdam University. 2022-07-05 - 2022-07-08.
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Academic lectureHoage, Natalie Devin. (2022) Marriage and the Lottery in Eighteenth-Century England. The Invention of the Lottery Fantasy . Le Centre universitaire de Norvège à Paris / M.W. Haugen; Paris. 2022-11-08 - 2022-11-09.