Victorian Poetry and the Culture of the Heart

Kirstie Blair

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Literature and Culture Studies Poetry Analysis and Criticism History of Emotions Research

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1. Proved on the Pulses: Heart Disease in Victorian Literature and Culture 2. Shocks and Spasms: Rhythm and the Pulse of Verse 3. 'Ill-lodged in a woman's breast': Elizabeth Barrett Browning and the Woman's Heart 4. 'The old unquiet breast': Matthew Arnold, Heartsickness, and the Culture of Doubt 5. 'Raving of dead men's dust and beating hearts': Tennyson and the Pathological Heart

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