Rethinking Victorian Culture

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Acknowledgements List of Illustrations Notes on Contributors Foreword J.Sutherland Introduction J.John & A.Jenkins From 'Non-Fiction Prose' to 'Cultural Criticism': Genre and Disciplinarity in Victorian Studies S.Collin Republican versus Victorian: Radical Writing in the Later Years of the Nineteenth Century J.Lucas 'The Mote Within the Eye': Dust and Victorian Vision K.Flint Purging Christianity of its Semitic Origins: Kingsley, Arnold and the Bible S.Prickett Dickens and the Millennium A.Sanders Re-Arranging the Year: The Almanac, The Day Book and The Year Book as Popular Literary Forms, 1789-1860 B.Maidment Tennyson and the Apostles J.Coyle & R.Cronin Twisting the Newgate Tale: Dickens, Popular Culture and the Politics of Genre J.John 'More Interesting Than All the Books, Save One': Charles Kingsley's Construction of Natural History F.O'Gorman Writing the Self and Writing Science: Mary Somerville as Autobiographer A.Jenkins A Taste For Change in Our Mutual Friend Cultivation or Education? P.Morris 'The Mother of our Mothers': Ghostly Strategies in Women's Writing A.Trodd Actresses, Autobiography and the 1980s G.Marshall Modernity and Progress in Economics and Aesthetics R.Gagnier Index

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