INTRODUCTION

Abstract

Much in the standard literary history of the nineteenth century supports Crary's claim that an analysis of vision gives crucial insight into the way the Victorians constructed experience. Nineteenth-century aesxixThe air of reality (solidity of specification) seems to me to be the supreme virtue of a novel -the merit on which all its other merits . . .helplessly and submissively depend.If it be not there they are all as nothing, and if these be there, they owe their effect to the success with which the author has produced the illusion of life.... It is here in very truth that he competes

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