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Bedside Seductions: Nursing and the Victorian Imagination, 1830-1880

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Acknowledgments - Preface - Introduction: Sick-Nursing and the Victorian Imagination - 'Infinite Nastiness': Sick-Nursing, Social Healing and the Pathology of the Victorian Novel (1830-1880) - 'Thy Magic Touch': Nursing, Sexuality and the 'Dangerous Classes' (1829-1880) - A 'Scrutinising and Conscious Eye': Nursing and the Carceral in Jane Eyre (1847) - Scars, Stitches, and Healing: Metaphors of Female Artistry in Gaskell's Ruth (1853) - 'A Female Ulysses': Mary Seacole, Homeric Epic and the Trope of Heroic Nursing (1854-1857) - Nursing and Female Heroics: George Eliot and Florence Nightingale (1835-1873) - Bibliography - Index

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