Nineteenth-Century Contexts-An Interdisciplinary Journal

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“Where the Atlantic meets the land”: the ocean as regional and transnational space in Irish (diaspora) local colour fiction of the 1890s3
Making sympathy “vicious” onThe Island of Dr. Moreau3
“Man and machinery blended in one”: Dexter's wheelchair and the Victorian railway in Wilkie Collins'sThe Law and the Lady2
Seeing ecology: pollination and the resistance to Adam Smith’s Theory of political economy in William Blake’sBook of Thel(1789)2
Introduction: placing the author in ecologies of literary tourism2
The politics of art: Manet at the Salon of 18722
“Monster, give me my child”: how the myth of the paedophile as a monstrous stranger took shape in emerging discourses on child sexual abuse in late nineteenth-century Britain2
Ecologies of the Atlantic Archipelago1
Medieval artworkcontraRenaissance artwork in nineteenth-century Britain: Ruskin, Morris, James1
Empire’s clerks: assigning genre categories and the boys’ adventure novel1
Happiness: family and nation in nineteenth-century Ireland1
Necrobotany and the green burials of John Keats1
Chiastic species mixing in Wuthering Heights1
Resurrection and Risorgimento: Giuseppe Mazzini and the cult of martyrdom in A Tale of Two Cities1
Wayfaring in the outlands: borders, mobility, and nature in Robert Louis Stevenson’s writing1
The “bond of the sea”: Conrad, coal, and entropy1
Ecologies of cotton1
“Twixt earth and ocean”: Standish O’Grady, water, and history1
“Schlemihl for ever”: two portraits by E. T. A. Hoffmann1
On world literature’s frontier: Jules Verne and the portable printing press1
Sightseeing the Anthropocene: tourism, moorland management, and The Hound of the Baskervilles1
Capitalism in the pastoral mode and Hardy’sFar from the Madding Crowd1
“Neither should they be dimmed any more by time”: the Book of Mormon, the Bible, and Joseph Smith’s prophetic presentism1
Risk-management at home: domestic accidents and Mrs. Henry Wood’s household advice1
Nuclear ecology along the Coleridge Way1
Nineteenth-century women artists: sisters of the brush0
Dickens’s idiomatic imagination: the inimitable and Victorian body language Dickens’s idiomatic imagination: the inimitable and Victorian body language , by Peter J. Cap0
Settler colonialism in Victorian literature: economics and political identity in the networks of empire0
The plot thickens: illustrated Victorian serial fiction from Dickens to Du Maurier0
Eels, words and water: Shetland's coastal geographies and amphibious writing0
Introduction: music and the senses0
Magnificent decay: Melville and ecology0
Sentiment and symbol, temper and typology: the double-function of reserve in Charlotte Yonge’sThe Heir of Redclyffe0
In tribute to Keith Hanley0
Islam, technology, circulation, and the global humanist imaginary in ʿAli Mubārak's ʿAlam al-Dīn (1882)0
The practice of citizenship: black politics and print culture in the early United States0
Unprecedented attention0
Stratified heavens: growing up in the Victorian afterlife0
Queer temporality in Victorian love and marriage poems0
Ladies’ orchestras and music-as-performance infin-de-siècleBritain0
From picturesque anecdote to viral story: the many lives of the “Sculptor of Bruges” (1837–1886)0
Lives of the dead poets: Keats, Shelley, Coleridge0
Plotting disability in the nineteenth-century novel0
Nineteenth-century opera and the scientific imagination0
Webbed connectivities: the imperial sociology of sex, gender, and sexuality0
Love and depth in the American novel: from Stowe to James0
Palaces of pleasure: from music halls to the seaside to football, how the victorians invented mass entertainment0
The double-edged sword: academic pacing in a pandemic0
Victorian London’s Black playwrights0
Movements between Dover and Calais: A Tale of Two Cities and Britain’s island fantasy0
Florence Nightingale’s long COVID0
S. M. Tagore’s Maṇimālā and the meanings of diamonds in late Victorian Britain and India0
Nineteenth-century American literature and the discourse of natural history0
Materials of the mind: phrenology, race, and the global history of science 1815–19200
Vanishing into light: the “literary photographs” of Julia Margaret Cameron and the figuration of ephemerality0
Food restraint and fasting in victorian religion and literature Food restraint and fasting in victorian religion and literature , by Lesa Scholl, London, Bloomsbury Pres0
Byron in fiction: images of the poet in nineteenth-century Spain0
Chemical affinities: photography, extraction, and industrial heritage in nineteenth-century northern England0
Romanticism and the biopolitics of modern war writing Romanticism and the biopolitics of modern war writing , by Neil Ramsey, Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 2023, 286pp., $1100
NCC tribute for Keith Hanley0
Pandemic pedagogies: digital writing, health humanities, and the rhetoric of trauma0
The necromantics: reanimation, the historical imagination, and Victorian British and Irish Literature The necromantics: reanimation, the historical imagination, and Victorian British an0
The happiness of the British working class0
Windfarms atWuthering Heights: memory, materiality and the sustainability of Brontëan ecologies0
Missionary cosmopolitanism in nineteenth-century British literature0
Natural history, homeopathy, and the real horrors of Le Fanu’sCarmilla0
The 1893 Columbian Exposition and the utopian dreams of Edward Bellamy, William Dean Howells, and W. T. Stead0
The connected condition: romanticism and the dream of communication0
Desperate remedies: psychiatry’s turbulent quest to cure mental illness0
Anthony Trollope: an Irish writer0
“D’ye hear?”: listening for echoes of empire in Dion Boucicault’s Jessie Brown; or, The Relief of Lucknow0
Postsecularism, burial technologies, and Dracula0
The order of forms: realism, formalism, and social space0
Reading with the senses in Victorian literature and science0
Tribute to Keith Hanley: “ever the best of friends”0
Inventing pollution: coal, smoke, and culture in Britain since 18000
The death of utopian politics in mid-nineteenth-century France or what the Icarians can tell us about QAnon, conspiracy, and our political moment0
Victorian contingencies: experiments in literature, science, and play0
The rise and fall of the historical novel? A study of nineteenth-century periodical reviews0
Antagonistic boundaries: the professional New Woman’s retro-progress inThe Odd Women0
Re-forming pleasure: working-class aesthetic experience in Émile Zola’s L’Assommoir0
The Divine in the Commonplace: Reverent Natural History and the Novel in Britain0
The early panorama as aesthetic producer0
Musical Salon Culture in the Long Nineteenth Century0
Victorian structures: architecture, society, and narrative0
Gentlemen of uncertain fortune: how younger sons made their way in Jane Austen's England0
Critical rhythm: the poetics of a literary life form0
Victorian metafiction0
“Most naturil causes”: Rudyard Kipling and the suicidal soldier0
Jane Austen’s wardrobe Jane Austen’s wardrobe , by Hilary Davidson, New Haven, Yale UP, 2023, 240 pp., $35.00 (hardcover), ISBN: 978-03002636020
My pandemic garden0
My Victorian novel: critical essays in the personal voice0
Communities of Care: The Social Ethics of Victorian Fiction0
The heart of the nation: fraternal love and nation-building in the histories of Jules Michelet0
Making pictorial print: media literacy and mass culture in British magazines, 1885-19180
Writing resistance: revolutionary memoirs of Shlissel’burg prison, 1884–19060
The science of life and death in Frankenstein0
Adaptation and layers of influence in Napoleonic silhouette-ghost prints0
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
Sexual restraint and aesthetic experience in Victorian literary decadence Sexual restraint and aesthetic experience in Victorian literary decadence , by Sarah Green, Cam0
Editorial Note0
Class antagonism and the limits of utopia in Matthew Lewis and Robert Owen0
The Streets of Europe: the sights, sounds, and smells that shaped its Great Cities0
“While he listened he looked”: John Singer Sargent and orchestral imagery0
Wilkie Collins’s sentimental secretions: the physiology and feeling of Victorian tears0
The birth of the ice age: on narrative and climate history in the nineteenth century0
The recurring “discovery” of Hokkaido and the Ainu: three decades of nineteenth-century British travelogues0
Necropolis: disease, power, and capitalism in the Cotton Kingdom0
East–West cultural discourse as seen by Georgian poets of the nineteenth century0
Lost labor: street cries and the representation of urban nostalgia0
Excentrism0
The gendered danger of illusion inThe Blithedale Romance(1852) andThe Mayor of Casterbridge(1886)0
Romantic capabilities: Blake, Scott, Austen and the new messages of old media0
Zitkala-Ša’s indisputably moody, vital evolution(s)0
The Irish Literature in Transition0
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
Naoroji: pioneer of Indian nationalism0
Desire paths: nineteenth-century studies …0
Objects of desire: art and triumph in Oscar Wilde’sAn Ideal Husband0
Hotel London: how Victorian commercial hospitality shaped a nation and its stories0
The Victorian gig economy: casualization in Henry Mayhew's Morning Chronicle letters0
The Belle Époque: a cultural history, Paris and beyond0
Something about Rock Glen: fugitive movement and queer black geographies in Hannah Crafts’s The Bondwoman’s Narrative0
Unremarkable as “the bridge … or the butcher’s wife”: pregnancy, illegitimacy, and realism in Ellen Wood’s A Tale of Sin0
Victorian hands: the manual turn in nineteenth-century body studies0
Below the line: extinction, late style, late Romanticism0
Multiple voices on the manuscript of Elizabeth Gaskell’s The Life of Charlotte Brontë0
Zooming in: epidemic, pandemic, endemic0
Immersive media: communal identity and the Victorian magic lantern show0
“But most brothers when in misfortune”: a transnational approach to natural disasters0
Archiving Dracula: knowledge acquisition and interdisciplinarity0
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(h0
Science periodicals in nineteenth-century Britain: constructing scientific communities0
The twilight of Portuguese kingship between religion and secularism (1853–1910)0
Not Made by Slaves: ethical capitalism in the age of abolition0
Fictions of depersonalization: inauthentic feeling at the fin-de-siècle0
Climate change, interrupted: representation and the remaking of time0
Two new letters from Thomas Carlyle’s Irish journey in 18490
Improbability, chance, and the nineteenth-century realist novel0
“We have received expresses from the Celestial Empire”: breaking news from China in nineteenth-century Punch0
Rudyard Kipling, the cause of humanity and other stories: uncollected prose fictions0
Literature, print culture, and media technologies, 1880–1920: many inventions0
Jesse Shepard’s sensational musical séances: psychical waves, hypnotic timbres, and the Spiritualist sensorium0
A club of “murder-fanciers”: Thomas De Quincey’s essays “On Murder” and consuming violence in Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine0
Networks of improvement: literature, bodies & machines in the industrial revolution Networks of improvement: literature, bodies & machines in the industrial revolution 0
“At night they glow red with fire”: tracing the environmental impact of industrialisation in travel accounts of Merthyr Tydfil, 1848–18810
Discomfort food: the culinary imagination in late nineteenth-century French art0
Limited access: transport metaphors and realism in the British novel, 1740–1860 Limited access: transport metaphors and realism in the British novel, 1740–1860 , by Kyok0
Dream-child: a life of Charles Lamb0
Never had a mom like me: staged maternity in nineteenth-century theatrical productions of Aladdin0
Sensitive negotiations: indigenous diplomacy and British romantic poetry0
Nineteenth-century strata0
The Illiberal Imagination: class and the rise of the U.S. Novel0
British satirical poems and cartoons about Louis-Napoleon Bonaparte: Deconstructing authenticity and aura0
The precariousness of human life: Jane Austen, pandemic, and the coping mechanisms of nineteenth-century literature0
Victorian women writers and the other Germany, cross-cultural freedoms and female opportunity0
Slum orientations: race, confinement, and cartography in The Nether World0
“One should never write in albums”: analyzing nineteenth-century albums as social networks0
Narrative bonds: multiple narrators in the Victorian novel0
Sea changes: reimagining the coast in EBB from “A Sea-Side Meditation” to “The Runaway Slave at Pilgrim’s Point”0
America’s original: white supremacy, John Wilkes Booth, and the Lincoln assassination0
Underground climate: infrastructure, Hollow Earth, and the Anthropocene0
The pleasure of everything beautiful: Arthur Schopenhauer’s concept of genius and the art of the avant-garde0
Uniform fantasies: soldiers, sex, and queer emancipation in imperial Germany Uniform fantasies: soldiers, sex, and queer emancipation in imperial Germany , by Jeffrey Sc0
New Woman ecologies: from arts and crafts to the Great War and beyond0
Journey outward: Ilia Chavchavadze walking within the Russian empire0
Afterword0
Picture World: Image, Aesthetics, and Victorian New Media0
No professor is an island: shipwrecked on the edge of the academic world0
Articulating bodies: the narrative form of disability and illness in Victorian fiction0
Decadence in the age of modernism0
Layering historical time: Amelia Opie’s “Recollections of a Visit to Paris in 1802”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
Remarks in tribute to Keith Hanley0
The sensational temporality of spoilers in The Woman in White and Avengers: Endgame0
Traveling from stillness and sharing while in lockdown0
The plight of the figure of the child-woman in David Copperfield and A Pair of Blue Eyes0
Late fragments: flares, my heart laid bare, prose poems, Belgium disrobed0
Empire News: the Anglo-Indian press writes India0
Dialects and national identity in Collodi’s books for primary school0
Going underground: race, space, and the subterranean in the nineteenth-century United States0
Transported to Botany Bay: class, national identity, and the literary figure of the Australian convict0
Authorial effects at work in the English Lakes: the curious case of Tarn Hows0
Hardy, Time, and the Trilobite0
The idea of music: Oscar Wilde and the metaphysics of sound0
Dress in the age of Jane Austen: regency fashion0
Time travelers: victorian encounters with time & history0
Against the uprooted word: giving language time in transatlantic romanticism Against the uprooted word: giving language time in transatlantic romanticism , by Tristram W0
Material ambitions: self-help and Victorian literature0
“A Greek land of promise” as a bone of contention: modern Greece in the early years of The Illustrated London News , 1843–18500
Pressing matters: Degas’s ironers and the main-d’œuvre of the artist0
The Gothic’s taxonomic gap: failures of classification in Richard Marsh’sThe Beetle0
Heaven’s interpreters: women writers and religious agency in nineteenth-century America0
Strange gods: love and idolatry in the Victorian Novel0
Empire of diamonds: Victorian gems in imperial settings0
Uncovering same-sex desire in fin-de-siècle advertising0
Anglo-Irish representations and postcolonial discourse in J. S. Le Fanu’s “The familiar”0
“‘Ah bitter love!’ she sung”: music and unobtainable erotic desires in Theophilus Marzials’sLove’s Masquerades0
Staging Dickens’s doubles: a tale of two actresses0
Nineteenth-century movement(s)0
Sensationalising Victorian domestic ecology: from Scrooge’s coals to sweetly-scented chemicals0
Immortal voices0
“The Great Historical Clock of America”: an object biography0
Dorian unbound: transnational decadence and the wilde archive Dorian unbound: transnational decadence and the wilde archive , by Sean O'Toole, Baltimore, Johns Hopkins U0
Narrative and its nonevents: the unwritten plots that shaped Victorian realism0
Heathcliff as bog creature: racialized ecologies in Wuthering Heights0
Miniaturized Monuments and Their Romantic resurrection: Théophile Gautier and the Great Exhibition of London0
“The proud & haughty Rocks”: gender, botany and archipelagic travel writing in Scotland0
My Victorian life: critical reflections in the personal voice0
Bright star, green light: the beautiful works and damned lives of John Keats and F. Scott Fitzgerald0
Charles Marville and the politics of the urban sublime0
Melville’s other lives: bodies on trial in The Piazza Tales0
The political ecology of slavery: Edmund Ruffin and the simbi of South Carolina0
Nineteenth-century moon imaginaries in popular visual culture and planetary critique0
Caspar David Friedrich: nature and the self0
Reading Dickens differently0
Arsenic poisoning and masquerade of femininity in two novels by Wilkie Collins0
Island on Fire: The Revolt That Ended Slavery in the British Empire0
Reimagining the sense of a Black place: the struggle for survival in Toni Morrison’s Paradise0
“To have no work to do [is] strange”: the performance of leisure in Little Dorrit0
Ghetto: the history of a word0
Thought’s wilderness: Romanticism and the apprehension of nature Thought’s wilderness: Romanticism and the apprehension of nature , by Greg Ellermann, Stanford, CA, Stan0
The 1875Palacio de la Exposiciónin Santiago: A cosmopolitan arena for positioning the nation0
All that glittered: Britain’s most precious metal from Adam Smith to the Gold Rush0
Romanticism on “the line?”: Wordsworth’s anti-railway rhetoric and the battle for sacred solitude in “Furness Abbey”0
Trusting the Victorians0
Writing the mind: social cognition in nineteenth-century American fiction0
Behind the times: Virginia Woolf in late Victorian contexts0
Introduction: the green conference0
Before queer theory: Victorian aestheticism and the self0
The fantasy of a Trans-Saharan railway: geographies of violence and the (in)visibility of colonialism0
Women’s minds and bodies on the move: nineteenth-century British women’s reading parties and study abroad0
Jane Austen, early and late0
Plagiarizing the victorian novel: imitation, parody, aftertext0
An appeal to the ladies of Hyderabad: scandal in the Raj0
Strangers in the archive: literary evidence and London’s East End0
Serial Forms: The Unfinished Project of Modernity, 1815-18480
Stylistic Virtue and Victorian Fiction: Form, Ethics, and the Novel0
Classes, manners, transformations: popular sociology in periodical literature (1830–1850)0
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