Victorian Literature and Culture

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“Qayṣar-i Hindūstān Vīktūriyā”: Negotiating Loyalty in Late Nineteenth-Century Parsi Laudatory Verse	2
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Panoramas, Patriotic Voyeurism, and the “Indian Mutiny”	1
Ghost Speed: The Strange Matter of Phantom Vehicles	1
Conscience	1
Dandy	1
International Law	1
Introduction	1
You Can’t Write “tombsteans” in Shorthand: The Pitman Method, Polyglot Dictionaries, and the Suppression of Speech Difference in Dracula	1
Knowable	1
Do Queer Theory and Victorian Studies Still Have Anything to Learn from Each Other?	1
Urban	1
Interpreting the Labor and Legacy of the Independent Literary Typist; or, the Typing of Ethel Kate Dickens	1
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Socialism	1
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Girl	1
Queen Victoria through Punjabi Eyes: The Travel Writings of Hardevi	1
Abstraction	0
Pensions as Infrastructure	0
Undisciplining the Victorian Classroom: Activism as Community-Building in Action	0
“The Sickness of Hope Deferred”: Infrastructure and Temporality in Bleak House	0
Right to Roam? Nineteenth-Century Commons and Caroline Lesjak's The Afterlives of Enclosure	0
Repertoire	0
Mediating Whiteness: Triangular Racialization in the Anglo-Indian Picaresque	0

Sugar	0
Historicity	0
The Impress of the Empress: Provincializing the Queen in the Telugu Desa	0
Drugs	0
Secular	0
“A Sigh of Sympathy”: Thomas Hardy's Paralinguistic Aesthetics and Evolutionary Sympathy	0
Sultana Dreams of Infrastructure	0
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Diagnosis	0
The “Sallow Mr. Freely”: Sugar, Appetite, and Unstable Forms of Whiteness in George Eliot's “Brother Jacob”	0
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Urban Transportation and London's Imagined Infrastructure	0
Care Communities versus Human Infrastructure	0
Rape	0
The French RevolutionNow; or, Carlyle's Eternal Return	0
Dracula's Cold-Chain	0
Victorians in Dislocation: Migration and Fugitive Place	0
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Ships, Serials, and Infrastructures of Empire in the Nineteenth Century	0
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Strange Forms: Higher Space and Flatland’s Theology of Character	0
Dying to Live: British Idealism and the Bildungsroman	0
Literary Ecology in Nineteenth-Century Bengal	0
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On Vernon Lee's Walter Pater and Translating the Victorians	0
Vegetable	0
Limping Lucy's Queer Criptopia: Narrative Sidestepping inThe Moonstone	0
The Great Sphinx and Other “Thinged” Statues in Colonial Portrayals of Africa	0
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Rajabhakti: Languages of Political Belonging in Colonial Odisha	0
Meaning/fulness	0
Democracy, Terror, and Utopia in Dickens'sA Tale of Two Cities	0
Becoming What You Eat: Anna Kingsford's Vegetarian Posthuman	0
The Transatlantic Inheritance of Alice Meynell	0
Mourning the Mother: Death and Feminine Authority in Odia Commemorations of Queen Victoria	0
Royals in Maharashtrian Writings: A Polyphony of Narratives	0
The Age of Decadence	0
“Cut it, woman”: Masculinity, Nectar, and the Orgasm in Charlotte Brontë'sShirley(1849)	0
Fat	0
Indigeneity	0
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Carnivorous Plants and Man-Eating Women: Vegetal (New) Womanhood and the Botanical Gothic	0
“Duteous Bonds”:Daniel Derondaand the 1870 Naturalization Act	0
Victorian Municipal Waste Management	0
“Three Cheers for the United Aggregate Tribunal!”: Confronting Anti-Union Discourse, Then and Now	0
Introduction: Reading Infrastructure in the Time of the Glitch	0
Neo-Victorian	0
Ottoman Empire	0

An Empire of Red Weed: Environmental Infrastructure in H. G. Wells's The War of the Worlds	0
“Preserving the Name Alive” versus “Getting About”: Samuel Butler and the Problem of Memorial Sculpture	0
Piracy	0
Victorian Humanity in Colonial Korea, Where Asians Did Not See Themselves as the Other	0
“What I Did at Vassar Stayed with Me”: Victorian Studies and Activism, a Case Study	0
Autonomy	0
“Fellow Passengers to the Grave”? Dickens and the London Necropolis Railway	0
Riding Jane Eyre's Stagecoach Rhythm in Jane Re's New York Subway	0
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Thomas Hardy's Pure English	0
Redux	0
Journalism	0
The Infrastructures of Plant-Hunting	0
The Politics of Plant Life: Transatlantic Animisms in Leslie Marmon Silko's Gardens in the Dunes	0
Planet	0
Paper	0
“The Stepping Stones of Empire”: Conrad, Coal, and Oceanic Infrastructure	0
Cultivating Chaos: Entropy, Information, and the Making of theDictionary of National Biography	0
Trans	0
Mary Carpenter, Frances Power Cobbe, “Noble Workers,” and Evangelical Discourse in Action	0
When Reading Matters	0
Victorians in Location: Introduction	0
The Serial as Episteme	0
The Social Life of Private Notes	0
Relational Reading	0
Reflections on the Victorian(ist) Impulse to Totalize Africa	0
Extraction	0
Vernon Lee: Slow Serialist and Journalist at the Fin de Siècle	0
Located by Victorianism	0
Novel Wayfinding: LitLabs and the Activism of Place	0
Music Physiology, Erotic Encounters, and Queer Reading Practices inTeleny	0
From the Table to the Trenches: The Chapati in The Wife and the Ward	0
Introduction: Monarchism, Print Culture, and Language in Colonial India	0
Preface	0
Ta‘āruf	0
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Reconceiving Victorian Pregnancy and Childbirth: A Case Study of Ellen Wood's East Lynne and Lord Oakburn's Daughters	0
The Queen's Urdu: Translating Colonial Secularity in Victoria's 1858 Proclamation	0
Gender and Precarity across Time: Where Are the Writing Working Women?	0
Placing Victorian Abolitionism	0
Disaster	0
Standpipes, Chimmeys, and Memorialization in the Caribbean	0
Irish Whiteness and the Nineteenth-Century Construction of Race	0
The Pickwick Papers and “Sam Weller's Scrap Sheet”: The Making of a Print-Neutral Public	0
Informal Empire	0
Feeling the Malthusian Empire: Martineau's Reformulation of Population in Illustrations of Political Economy	0
Gaskell, Ghosts, and the Common Good	0
Prioritizing Pedagogy in Victorian Studies	0
Liberal	0
Environmentalism	0
Photography as Knowledge Infrastructure	0
New Woman	0
Victoria Maharani: Queen Victoria and the Princely State of Travancore	0
Heredity's Aesthetic Infrastructures	0
Life-Size	0
Conservative	0
“Women”	0
Whiteness, Curriculum, and the Infrastructures of Victorian Studies	0
Translation	0
The School of Pater: Register, Reception, and the Gay Phase	0
Provincial	0
Oceanic	0
Mourning and Melodrama: The Dorchester Labourers, Theatrical Fundraising, and Infrastructures of Mutual Support	0
Queen Victoria, M. M. Bhownaggree, and the “Gujaratee-Speaking Community of India”	0
Cosmopolitanism	0
Free Will	0
Undisciplined Reading	0
Synoptic Images: Truth and Temporality in Pictorial Journalism During the 1840s	0
Climate Period. Punctuation as Infrastructure	0
Tolerance	0
Nuts and Bolts: Collective Action, the Divestment Movement, and Jane Addams	0
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Cosmopocalypse: From Prophetic Vision to Political Foresight in Romola	0
“A Voyage of Discovery”: Reimagining the Walking Woman through Nineteenth-Century Diaries	0
“The Air Is Blue with Robert Elsmere”: The Public Reading of Theological Novels	0
Rape in Public: Overlooking Child Sexual Assault in Charlotte Mary Yonge'sThe Daisy Chain	0
Interior Design: The Doll's House and the Working-Class Child	0
Accidents at Home in the Victorian Novel: Auguries, Probability, and Charlotte Yonge's Household Advice	0
Experience	0
Spirituality	0

Grammar	0
Bleak Prospects: Wasteland and National Identity in Thomas Hardy'sReturn of the Native	0
Triangulating Translation: Why Place Matters in Interlingual Encounters	0
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Epilogue: The Postscripts of Vernacular Victoria	0
Care	0
Songs for the Empress: Queen Victoria in the Music History of Colonial Bengal	0
Amateur Lunatics: Investigative Journalism, Asylum Reform, and the Undercover Authorship of Lewis Wingfield	0
“Subjects,” “Liberty,” and “Equity”: Queen Victoria's Proclamations and Bengali Writers	0
Alice Meynell and the Politics of an Image: “The Climate of Smoke”	0
“The Most Extraordinary Novel of Modern Times”: Collaborative Fiction in The Gentlewoman	0