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Helena Ifill
CREATING CHARACTER: THEORIES OF NATURE AND NURTURE IN VICTORIAN SENSATION FICTION
(Manchester, 2018) viii + 232 pp.
Reviewed by Marta Figlerowicz
on 2018-08-06.
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This book whittles away at the distinction between the realist and the sensation novel....
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Bo Earle
POST-PERSONAL ROMANTICISM: DEMOCRATIC TERROR, PROSTHETIC POETICS, AND THE COMEDY OF MODERN ETHICAL LIFE
(Ohio State, 2017) xiii + 212 pp.
Reviewed by Liz Scheer
on 2018-08-06.
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Confronted with the terrifying absurdity of the contemporary political scene, scholars...
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Frederik Van Dam
ANTHONY TROLLOPE'S LATE STYLE: VICTORIAN LIBERALISM AND LITERARY FORM
(Edinburgh, 2016) 256 pp.
Reviewed by Deborah Denenholz Morse
on 2018-07-30.
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Anthony Trollope has only recently been discovered to have a style, which was for...
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William H. Galperin
THE HISTORY OF MISSED OPPORTUNITIES: BRITISH ROMANTICISM AND THE EMERGENCE OF THE EVERYDAY
(Stanford, 2017) xi + 181pp.
Reviewed by Richard Eldridge
on 2018-07-30.
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Objective teleologies for human life have been in ill repute for some time, at least in...
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Wendy Jones
JANE ON THE BRAIN: EXPLORING THE SCIENCE OF SOCIAL INTELLIGENCE WITH JANE AUSTEN
(Pegasus, 2018) xix + 336 pp.
Reviewed by Valerie Linda Wainwright
on 2018-07-30.
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In the introduction to this lively book, Wendy Jones writes that, "Austen's characters...
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