Twenty-first century perspectives on Victorian literature /
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Lanham, Maryland :
Rowman & Littlefield,
[2014]
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Table of Contents:
- Victorian literature : a cultural and historical overview / by Jennifer Cadwallader
- "The velocity of the novel-producing apparatus" and "large loose baggy monsters" : the changing reputation of the Victorian novel / by Tamara Sylvia Wagner
- Popular fiction and social protest : Dickens in the 1830s / by Chris Louttit
- Faith and doubt : Tennyson and other Victorian poets / by Saverio Tomaiuolo
- Victorian romanticism : The Brontë sisters, Thomas Carlyle, and the persistence of memory / by Laura Dabundo
- Overt and covert narrative structure : a reconsideration of Jane Eyre / by Katherine Saunders Nash
- What is a social problem novel? / by Barbara Leckie
- Matrimony, property, and the "woman question" in Anne Brontë and Mary Elizabeth Braddon / by Amy J. Robinson
- A "world of its own creation" : Pre-Raphaelite poetry and the new paradigm for art / by David Latham
- Matthew Arnold as a critic : a twenty-first century perspective / by Clinton Machann
- Great expectations, memories, and hopes dashed : Dickens and late style / by Grace Moore
- Tragedy and ecology in the later novels of Thomas Hardy / by Ronald D. Morrison.