Walking the Boundaries in Victorian Fiction: Realism as Communal Epistemology

Ayelet Ben-Yishai

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In Chapter VIII of The Way We Live Now, Roger Carbury, the novel's perfect gentleman, chastises his cousin (and would-be wife) Hetta, for going to the ball given by Augustus Melmotte “the great Fre...

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