Includes bibliographical references (pages 421-426) and index. - Print version record Ian Duncan: Victorian novel emerges, 1800-1840 Graham Law: Periodicals and syndication Peter L. Shillingsburg: Book publishing and the Victorian literary marketplace Lynn Alexander: Victorian illustrators and illustration Julian Wolfreys: Nineteenth-century political novel M. Clare Loughlin-Chow: Sociological contexts of Victorian fiction Nancy Cervetti: Faith, religion, and the nineteenth-century novel Martin Bidney: Philosophy and the Victorian literary aesthetic Michael H. Whitworth: Science and the scientist in Victorian fiction Elizabeth F. Judge: Law and the Victorian novel Kathleen McCormack: Intoxication and the Victorian novel Lucie J. Armitt: Ghosts and hauntings in the Victorian novel Peter J. Kitson: Victorian gothic Lillian Nayder: Victorian detective fiction James G. Nelson: Victorian social problem novel Helen Debenham: Victorian sensation novel Christine Alexander: Victorian juvenilia Todd F. Davis: Moving pictures : film and the representation of Victorian fictions Marianne Thormählen: Religion in the novels of Charlotte and Anne Brontë Russell Poole: Victorian professionalism and Charlotte Brontë's Villette K.J. Fielding: Charles Dickens Nancy Henry: George Eliot : critical responses to Daniel Deronda William R. McKelvy: George Eliot's reading revolution and the mythical school of criticism Edward Neill: Thomas Hardy Juliet McMaster: Vanities of William Makepeace Thackeray's Vanity fair K.M. Newton: Anthony Trollope and "classic realism" Margaret Harris: George Meredith at the crossways Barbara Quinn Schmidt: "Not burying the one talent" : Mrs. Gaskell's life of duty Sophia Andres: Wilkie Collins's challenges to pre-Raphaelite gender constructs Roslyn Jolly: Postcolonial readings Eileen Gillooly: Feminist criticism and the nineteenth-century novel Michael Galchinsky.: Otherness and identity in the Victorian novel |
