A companion to the Victorian novel
By: edited by Patrick Brantlinger and William B. Thesing
Contributors: Wiley online library
Series: Blackwell companions to literature and culture
Publisher: Blackwell
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Malden, MA; Oxford, UK
Language: eng
Format: [electronic resource] /
ISBN-13: 9780470996324
Subjects: Literatura inglesa (história e crítica); Literature and society; English fiction; History and criticism; Handbooks, manuals; History
Other titles: Victorian novel
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Table of contents: title: Pt.1; title: Historical contexts and cultural issues.; title: The publishing world  -- Kelly J. Mays; title: Education, literacy, and the Victorian reader  -- Jonathan Rose; title: Money, the economy, and social class  -- Regenia Gagnier; title: Victorian psychology  -- Athena Vrettos; title: Empire, race, and the Victorian novel  -- Deirdre David; title: The Victorian novel and religion  -- Hilary Fraser; title: Scientific ascendancy  -- John Kucich; title: Technology and information: accelerating developments  -- Christopher Keep; title: Laws, the legal world, and politics  -- John R. Reed; title: Gender politics and women's rights  -- Hilary M. Schor; title: The other arts: Victorian visual culture  -- Jeffrey Spear; title: Imagined audiences: the novelist and the stage  -- Renata Kobetts Miller. -- pt.2; title: Forms of the Victorian novel.; title: Newgate novel to detective fiction  -- F.S. Schwarzbach; title: The historical novel  -- John Bowen; title: The sensation novel  -- Winifred Hughes; title: The bildungsroman  -- John R. Maynard; title: The Gothic romance in the Victorian period  -- Cannon Schmitt; title: The provincial or regional novel  -- Ian Duncan; title: Industrial and "condition of England" novels  -- James Richard Simmons, Jr.; title: Children's fiction  -- Lewis C. Roberts; title: Victorian science fiction  -- Patrick Brantlinger. -- pt.3; title: Victorian and modern theories of the novel and the reception of novels and novelists then and now.; title: The receptions of Charlotte Brontë, Charles Dickens, George Eliot, and Thomas Hardy  -- Elizabeth Langland; title: Victorian theories of the novel  -- Joseph W. Childers; title: Modern and postmodern theories of prose fiction  -- Audrey Jaffe; title: The afterlife of the Victorian novel: novels about novels  -- Anne Humpherys; title: The Victorian novel in film and on television -- Joss Marsh, Kamilla Elliott.