Nineteenth-Century Contexts-An Interdisciplinary Journal

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In tribute to Keith Hanley	2
Science periodicals in nineteenth-century Britain: constructing scientific communities	2
Different difference in Scott, Cooper, and Richardson: trait-based character construction in the transatlantic historical novel form	1
Queer temporality in Victorian love and marriage poems	1
Dorian unbound: transnational decadence and the wilde archive	1
The art of uncertainty: probable realism and the Victorian novel	1
Underground climate: infrastructure, Hollow Earth, and the Anthropocene	1
Narrative and its nonevents: the unwritten plots that shaped Victorian realism	1
Climate change, interrupted: representation and the remaking of time	1
Puzzling, affect, and ephemera in “The Gold Bug” and “The Man of the Crowd”	1
S. M. Tagore’s Maṇimālā and the meanings of diamonds in late Victorian Britain and India	1
The happiness of the British working class	1
Transported to Botany Bay: class, national identity, and the literary figure of the Australian convict	0
Victorian metafiction	0
Staging Dickens’s doubles: a tale of two actresses	0
Reimagining the sense of a Black place: the struggle for survival in Toni Morrison’s Paradise	0
Vanishing into light: the “literary photographs” of Julia Margaret Cameron and the figuration of ephemerality	0
English, French, or Frenchy? Adaptation, The Irish Lion , and The Corsican Brothers	0
Nineteenth-century women artists: sisters of the brush	0
Zitkala-Ša’s indisputably moody, vital evolution(s)	0
Trans-generic transformation: Walter Scott, Ivanhoe, and the pantomime theater	0
Jane Austen, early and late	0
Black, white, blue, red: struggles against death and vampires in Marx’s Capital	0
Charles Marville and the politics of the urban sublime	0
Bright star, green light: the beautiful works and damned lives of John Keats and F. Scott Fitzgerald	0

Jane Eyre ’s imperialist dyad: the influence of “cultural odor” and eugenics discourse on Victorian cultural flows	0
Empire’s clerks: assigning genre categories and the boys’ adventure novel	0
Narrative bonds: multiple narrators in the Victorian novel	0
Sensationalising Victorian domestic ecology: from Scrooge’s coals to sweetly-scented chemicals	0
Below the line: extinction, late style, late Romanticism	0
Risk-management at home: domestic accidents and Mrs. Henry Wood’s household advice	0
Behind the times: Virginia Woolf in late Victorian contexts	0
Articulating bodies: the narrative form of disability and illness in Victorian fiction	0
“To have no work to do [is] strange”: the performance of leisure inLittle Dorrit	0
Evolutionary aestheticism in victorian culture	0
Model women of the press: gender, politics and women’s professional journalism, 1850–1880	0
Two new letters from Thomas Carlyle’s Irish journey in 1849	0
Anglo-Irish representations and postcolonial discourse in J. S. Le Fanu’s “The familiar”	0
Critical rhythm: the poetics of a literary life form	0
NCC tribute for Keith Hanley	0
Objects of desire: art and triumph in Oscar Wilde’sAn Ideal Husband	0
Introduction: music and the senses	0
Romanticism and the biopolitics of modern war writing	0
Introduction: transmedia turns in nineteenth-century studies	0
Victorian structures: architecture, society, and narrative	0
All that glittered: Britain’s most precious metal from Adam Smith to the Gold Rush	0
Picture World: Image, Aesthetics, and Victorian New Media	0
Conversing in verse: conversation in nineteenth-century English poetry	0
Anthony Trollope: an Irish writer	0
The turn of rhythm: how Victorian poetry shaped a new concept	0
Adaptation and layers of influence in Napoleonic silhouette-ghost prints	0
Medieval artworkcontraRenaissance artwork in nineteenth-century Britain: Ruskin, Morris, James	0
Heaven’s interpreters: women writers and religious agency in nineteenth-century America	0
“Powers  …  which mere ‘modernity’ cannot kill”: biopower and the specter of the sovereign in Bram Stoker's Dracula	0
Geology, natural theology, and the revision of an Egyptological classic: from Biblical Deluge to ice age theory	0
Postsecularism, burial technologies, and Dracula	0
Jesse Shepard’s sensational musical séances: psychical waves, hypnotic timbres, and the Spiritualist sensorium	0
Sentiment and symbol, temper and typology: the double-function of reserve in Charlotte Yonge’sThe Heir of Redclyffe	0
The early panorama as aesthetic producer	0
The Belle Époque: a cultural history, Paris and beyond	0
Uncovering same-sex desire in fin-de-siècle advertising	0
Nineteenth-century strata	0
Nineteenth-century American literature and the discourse of natural history	0
Wilkie Collins’s sentimental secretions: the physiology and feeling of Victorian tears	0
The recurring “discovery” of Hokkaido and the Ainu: three decades of nineteenth-century British travelogues	0
Walking the nation in The Story of an African Farm	0
Going underground: race, space, and the subterranean in the nineteenth-century United States	0
Writing the mind: social cognition in nineteenth-century American fiction	0
British interests and Western views of Korea, 1880s–1890s: periodicals and travel accounts	0
The rise and fall of the historical novel? A study of nineteenth-century periodical reviews	0
“Meanwhile, who was he?”: Thackeray’s anticipation of “Mary Sue” characters	0
Something about Rock Glen: fugitive movement and queer black geographies in Hannah Crafts’s The Bondwoman’s Narrative	0
The plight of the figure of the child-woman in David Copperfield and A Pair of Blue Eyes	0
Desire paths: nineteenth-century studies …	0
Trusting the Victorians	0

“While he listened he looked”: John Singer Sargent and orchestral imagery	0
The political ecology of slavery: Edmund Ruffin and the simbi of South Carolina	0
A club of “murder-fanciers”: Thomas De Quincey’s essays “On Murder” and consuming violence in Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine	0
Violating positivist precepts: a Comtean look into The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde	0
All the devils are here: American romanticism and literary influence	0
Class antagonism and the limits of utopia in Matthew Lewis and Robert Owen	0
An appeal to the ladies of Hyderabad: scandal in the Raj	0
“The Great Historical Clock of America”: an object biography	0
How the earth feels: geological fantasy in the nineteenth-century United States	0
A cross-cultural history of Britain and Belgium 1815–1918: mudscapes and artistic entanglements	0
Immortal voices	0
Toy stories: analyzing the child in nineteenth-century literature	0
Romanticism on “the line?”: Wordsworth’s anti-railway rhetoric and the battle for sacred solitude in “Furness Abbey”	0
Traveling from stillness and sharing while in lockdown	0
The harlequin eaters: from food scraps to modernism in nineteenth-century France	0
Desperate remedies: psychiatry’s turbulent quest to cure mental illness	0
An acoustic city: noise, crowd, and echo in Charles Dickens’s Oliver Twist	0
Hardy, Time, and the Trilobite	0
Michael Field: Decadent Moderns Michael Field: decadent moderns , edited by Sarah Parker and Ana Parejo Vadillo, Athens, Ohio UP, 2019, 300pp., $64.00 (hardback), ISBN:	0
Walking, empire, and nineteenth-century literature	0
The gendered danger of illusion inThe Blithedale Romance(1852) andThe Mayor of Casterbridge(1886)	0
Immersive media: communal identity and the Victorian magic lantern show	0
Reading transformed: measuring the impact of audiobooks and transmedia learning in the Victorian literature classroom	0
“The Son of Liberty”: literary and scientific radicalism in the Davy notebooks	0
The necromantics: reanimation, the historical imagination, and Victorian British and Irish Literature	0
Musical Salon Culture in the Long Nineteenth Century	0
Mary Elizabeth Braddon’s The Banker’s Secret and transmedia marketing	0
Dream-child: a life of Charles Lamb	0
“But most brothers when in misfortune”: a transnational approach to natural disasters	0
Classes, manners, transformations: popular sociology in periodical literature (1830–1850)	0
Material ambitions: self-help and Victorian literature	0
Theologia Cambrensis: Protestant religion and theology in Wales, volume 2: the long nineteenth century 1760–1900 Theologia Cambrensis: Protestant religion and theology in Wales, volume	0
Translation and musical creation: transmediality, intermediality, and Juliette Dillon as composer and improvisor	0
The pleasure of everything beautiful: Arthur Schopenhauer’s concept of genius and the art of the avant-garde	0
The double-edged sword: academic pacing in a pandemic	0
Florence Nightingale’s long COVID	0
Against the uprooted word: giving language time in transatlantic romanticism	0
Haphazard families: romanticism, nation, and the prehistory of modern adoption	0
Apocalyptic ethics: Christina Rossetti’s Neo-Platonism	0
Re-forming pleasure: working-class aesthetic experience in Émile Zola’s L’Assommoir	0
Ann Radcliffe and her doppelgängers: transmediation and the development of Gothic romance	0
Tribute to Keith Hanley: “ever the best of friends”	0
Remarks in tribute to Keith Hanley	0
Toy theater: transgression and transmediation in the Victorian home	0
Sensitive negotiations: indigenous diplomacy and British romantic poetry	0
America’s original: white supremacy, John Wilkes Booth, and the Lincoln assassination	0
Bazaar literature: charity, advocacy, and parody in Victorian social reform fiction	0
The idea of music: Oscar Wilde and the metaphysics of sound	0
Byron: a life in ten letters	0
“Commonplace cohesion” and “tesselated” networks: John Davidson's “Fleet Street,” etheric chemistry, and fin-de-siècle aestheticism	0
Dickens and Victorian psychology: introspection, first-person narration, and the mind ,	0
The Gothic’s taxonomic gap: failures of classification in Richard Marsh’sThe Beetle	0
Nineteenth-century moon imaginaries in popular visual culture and planetary critique	0
Love and depth in the American novel: from Stowe to James	0
Networks of improvement: literature, bodies & machines in the industrial revolution	0
Strangers in the archive: literary evidence and London’s East End	0
Communities of Care: The Social Ethics of Victorian Fiction	0
The science of life and death in Frankenstein	0
Pressing matters: Degas’s ironers and the main-d’œuvre of the artist	0
“A Greek land of promise” as a bone of contention: modern Greece in the early years of The Illustrated London News , 1843–1850	0
Dickens’s idiomatic imagination: the inimitable and Victorian body language	0
Sea changes: reimagining the coast in EBB from “A Sea-Side Meditation” to “The Runaway Slave at Pilgrim’s Point”	0
“‘Ah bitter love!’ she sung”: music and unobtainable erotic desires in Theophilus Marzials’sLove’s Masquerades	0
Victorian contingencies: experiments in literature, science, and play	0
Stratified heavens: growing up in the Victorian afterlife	0
Nineteenth-century opera and the scientific imagination	0
“We have received expresses from the Celestial Empire”: breaking news from China in nineteenth-century Punch	0
Necropolis: disease, power, and capitalism in the Cotton Kingdom	0
Queer economic dissonance and Victorian literature Queer economic dissonance and Victorian literature , by Meg Dobbins, Columbus, Ohio State U P, 2022, 187 pp., $69.95(h	0
Journey outward: Ilia Chavchavadze walking within the Russian empire	0
Balzac on the barricades: The literary origins of an economic revolution	0
Fictions of depersonalization: inauthentic feeling at the fin-de-siècle	0
Stylistic Virtue and Victorian Fiction: Form, Ethics, and the Novel	0
The fantasy of a Trans-Saharan railway: geographies of violence and the (in)visibility of colonialism	0
“D’ye hear?”: listening for echoes of empire in Dion Boucicault’s Jessie Brown; or, The Relief of Lucknow	0
Food restraint and fasting in Victorian religion and literature	0
Melville’s other lives: bodies on trial in The Piazza Tales	0
Slavery, surveillance, and genre in antebellum United States literature	0
Naoroji: pioneer of Indian nationalism	0
A transmedia turn for literary studies	0

Making pictorial print: media literacy and mass culture in British magazines, 1885-1918	0
Limited access: transport metaphors and realism in the British novel, 1740–1860	0
Taxonomy of fear: the evolution of H. G. Wells’s “Strange Orchid”	0
Magnificent decay: Melville and ecology	0
“One should never write in albums”: analyzing nineteenth-century albums as social networks	0
Empire News: the Anglo-Indian press writes India	0
The feeling of letting die: Necroeconomics and Victorian fiction	0
Never had a mom like me: staged maternity in nineteenth-century theatrical productions of Aladdin	0
The twilight of Portuguese kingship between religion and secularism (1853–1910)	0
Down from London: seaside reading in the railway age Down from London: seaside reading in the railway age , by Carolyn W. de la L. Oulton, Liverpool, Liverpool UP, 2022,	0
Climate of Denial: Darwin, climate change, and the literature of the long nineteenth century	0
Walking as Englishmen and running as Africans in 1830s Trinidad	0
Unremarkable as “the bridge … or the butcher’s wife”: pregnancy, illegitimacy, and realism in Ellen Wood’s A Tale of Sin	0
Chemical affinities: photography, extraction, and industrial heritage in nineteenth-century northern England	0
Multiple voices on the manuscript of Elizabeth Gaskell’s The Life of Charlotte Brontë	0
Equal natures: popular brain science and Victorian women’s writing	0
Cosmic connections: poetry in the age of disenchantment	0
Survival of the Malandro	0
No professor is an island: shipwrecked on the edge of the academic world	0
Sexual restraint and aesthetic experience in Victorian literary decadence	0
“Walking where they walked”: tracing Frances Power Cobbe through The Cities of the Past	0
Late fragments: flares, my heart laid bare, prose poems, Belgium disrobed	0
Victorian London’s Black playwrights	0
Nineteenth-century movement(s)	0
Transmedial signification in Turner’s Ulysses Deriding Polyphemus	0
The provincial fiction of Mitford, Gaskell and Eliot	0
The heart of the nation: fraternal love and nation-building in the histories of Jules Michelet	0
Ladies’ orchestras and music-as-performance infin-de-siècleBritain	0
Arsenic poisoning and masquerade of femininity in two novels by Wilkie Collins	0
My pandemic garden	0
Zooming in: epidemic, pandemic, endemic	0
The precariousness of human life: Jane Austen, pandemic, and the coping mechanisms of nineteenth-century literature	0
Excentrism	0
Haunting ecologies: Victorian conceptions of water	0
The death of utopian politics in mid-nineteenth-century France or what the Icarians can tell us about QAnon, conspiracy, and our political moment	0
Islam, technology, circulation, and the global humanist imaginary in ʿAli Mubārak'sʿAlam al-Dīn(1882)	0
Webbed connectivities: the imperial sociology of sex, gender, and sexuality	0
From picturesque anecdote to viral story: the many lives of the “Sculptor of Bruges” (1837–1886)	0
Heathcliff as bog creature: racialized ecologies inWuthering Heights	0
Manuel Iradier: an explorer for Franco’s imperial dream	0
Uniform fantasies: soldiers, sex, and queer emancipation in imperial Germany	0
My Victorian life: critical reflections in the personal voice	0
Women’s minds and bodies on the move: nineteenth-century British women’s reading parties and study abroad	0
Movements between Dover and Calais: A Tale of Two Cities and Britain’s island fantasy	0
Jane Austen’s wardrobe	0
Planting for “posterity”: Wordsworthian tree planting in the English Lake District	0
The vampire in nineteenth-century literature: a feast of blood	0
Pandemic pedagogies: digital writing, health humanities, and the rhetoric of trauma	0
Editorial Note	0
Discomfort food: the culinary imagination in late nineteenth-century French art	0
Strange gods: love and idolatry in the Victorian Novel	0
Slum orientations: race, confinement, and cartography in The Nether World	0
Unprecedented attention	0
Inventing pollution: coal, smoke, and culture in Britain since 1800	0
The Victorian gig economy: casualization in Henry Mayhew's Morning Chronicle letters	0
My Victorian novel: critical essays in the personal voice	0
“Neither should they be dimmed any more by time”: the Book of Mormon, the Bible, and Joseph Smith’s prophetic presentism	0
The 1893 Columbian Exposition and the utopian dreams of Edward Bellamy, William Dean Howells, and W. T. Stead	0
Writing resistance: revolutionary memoirs of Shlissel’burg prison, 1884–1906	0
Thought’s wilderness: Romanticism and the apprehension of nature Thought’s wilderness: Romanticism and the apprehension of nature , by Greg Ellermann, Stanford, CA, Stan	0
Sex, celibacy, and deviance: the Victorians and the Song of Songs	0
Dialects and national identity in Collodi’s books for primary school	0
Antagonistic boundaries: the professional New Woman’s retro-progress inThe Odd Women	0
Caspar David Friedrich: nature and the self	0
“Most naturil causes”: Rudyard Kipling and the suicidal soldier	0
Victorian women writers and the other Germany, cross-cultural freedoms and female opportunity	0