The English novel in the nineteenth century
Subtitle: essays on the literary mediation of human values
By: Edited by George Goodin
Series: Illinois studies in language and literature -- 63; Illinois studies in language and literature -- vol. 63.
Publisher: University of Illinois Press
Published: 1972
Place of publication: Urbana
Language: eng
Number of pages: 234
ISBN-13: 9780252002885
Subjects: Values in literature; Roman; English Didactic fiction; English fiction; History and criticism; Aufsatzsammlung
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: The hostile universe: a developing pattern in nineteenth-century fiction / Lee T. Lemon; title: Walter Scott and the tradition of the political novel / George Goodin; title: Feeling and control: a study of the proposal scenes in Jane Austen's major novels / Mary Alice Burgan; title: Jane Austen's anatomy of persuasion / Donald Rackin; title: Empathy and the daemonic in Wuthering Heights / Charles I. Patterson, Jr.; title: The control of emotional response in David Copperfield / George J. Worth; title: Time in Little Dorrit / Mike Hollington; title: Vanity Fair: the double standard / Roger M. Swanson; title: Memory, morality, and the tragic vision in the early novels of George Eliot / William E. Buckler; title: Structure and genre in Daniel Deronda / Leon Gottfried; title: Coming to terms with George Meredith's fiction / Margaret Conrow; title: Hardy's scholar-gipsy / Ward Hellstrom; title: Conrad and Dostoyevsky / Leonard Zellar.