
This quantity provides clean techniques to vintage Victorian fiction from 1830-1900.
- Opens up for the reader the cultural global within which the Victorian novel used to be written and read.
- Crosses conventional disciplinary boundaries.
- Provides clean views on how Victorian fiction pertains to varied contexts, corresponding to classification, sexuality, empire, psychology, legislation and biology.
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