A Companion to the Victorian Novel.

Cover -- A Companion to the VICTORIAN NOVEL -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Preface -- I Victorian Literary Contexts -- The Victorian Novel Emerges, 1800-1840 -- WORKS CITED AND SELECTED WORKS FOR FURTHER READING -- Periodicals and Syndication -- EARLY PERIOD -- MIDDLE PERIOD -- LATE PERIOD -- WORKS CITED AND SELECTED WORKS FOR FURTHER READING -- Book Publishing and the Victorian Literary Marketplace -- WORKS CITED AND SELECTED WORKS FOR FURTHER READING -- Victorian Illustrators and Illustration -- WORKS CITED AND SELECTED WORKS FOR FURTHER READING -- II Victorian Cultural Contexts -- The Nineteenth-Century Political Novel -- INTRODUCTION -- FROM SOCIAL PROBLEMS TO THE POLITICAL -- CONINGS BY: ENGLAND IN TRANSITION -- LITTLE DORRIT -- KINGSLEY, DICKENS, AND THE INDIVIDUAL -- ANTHONY TROLLOPE -- CONCLUSION -- WORKS CITED AND SELECTED WORKS FOR FURTHER READING -- The Sociological Contexts of Victorian Fiction -- WORKS CITED AND SELECTED WORKS FOR FURTHER READING -- Faith, Religion, and the Nineteenth-Century Novel -- INTRODUCTION -- ADAM BEDE -- HARD TIMES -- THE WAY OF ALL FLESH -- JUDE THE OBSCURE -- CONCLUSION -- WORKS CITED AND SELECTED WORKS FOR FURTHER READING -- Philosophy and the Victorian Literary Aesthetic -- GERMANY -- FRANCE -- ITALY -- RUSSIA -- WORKS CITED AND SELECTED WORKS FOR FURTHER READING -- Science and the Scientist in Victorian Fiction -- DEFINITIONS -- GREAT EXPECTATIONS -- GEORGE ELIOT -- ENTROPY AND DEGENERATION -- WORKS CITED AND SELECTED WORKS FOR FURTHER READING -- Law and the Victorian Novel -- THE NINETEENTH-CENTURY TRIAL -- ADVOCACY AND REPRESENTATION IN THE VICTORIAN NOVEL -- THE PRISONERS' COUNSEL ACT, REPRESENTATION, AND REFORM -- ADVOCACY, KNOWLEDGE, AND INTERPRETATION -- WORKS CITED AND SELECTED WORKS FOR FURTHER READING -- Intoxication and the Victorian Novel -- THE DRUGS OF THE PERIOD.

CHANGING SETTINGS FOR CHANGE -- INTOXICATED PEOPLE: NARRATORS -- INTOXICATED PEOPLE: CHARACTERS -- HUMOR, SUBTEXT, METAPHOR -- DRUGLESS INTOXICATION -- INTOXICATION AND INSPIRATION -- WORKS CITED AND SELECTED WORKS FOR FURTHER READING -- III Victorian Genres -- Ghosts and Hauntings in the Victorian Novel -- GHOSTS IN RELATION TO NARRATIVE STRUCTURE -- GREAT EXPECTATIONS: THE GHOST AS DOUBLE -- THE TENANT OF WILDFELL HALL: THE GHOST-WRITTEN TEXT -- WORKS CITED AND SELECTED WORKS FOR FURTHER READING -- The Victorian Gothic -- DEFINING GOTHIC -- THE GOTHIC REVIVAL -- THE 1890S -- IMPERIAL GOTHIC -- WORKS CITED AND SELECTED WORKS FOR FURTHER READING -- Victorian Detective Fiction -- WORKS CITED AND SELECTED WORKS FOR FURTHER READING -- The Victorian Social Problem Novel -- WORKS CITED AND SELECTED WORKS FOR FURTHER READING -- The Victorian Sensation Novel -- SENSATION FICTION -- CHARACTERISTICS -- SOURCES AND SIGNIFICANCE -- NOVELS AND NOVELISTS -- SENSATION AFTER 1870 -- WORKS CITED AND SELECTED WORKS FOR FURTHER READING -- Victorian Juvenilia -- SOCIAL POSITION AND EDUCATION OF THE CHILD AUTHOR -- IMAGINARY WORLDS AND COLLABORATIVE PLAY -- APPROPRIATION OF THE ADULT WORLD -- PERIODICALS AND THE CREATION OF AUTHORSHIP -- EARLY WRITINGS AND NEGOTIATION OF GENDER BOUNDARIES -- EXPLORATION OF THE SELF -- WORKS CITED AND SELECTED WORKS FOR FURTHER READING -- Moving Pictures: Film and the Representation of Victorian Fictions -- WORKS CITED AND SELECTED WORKS FOR FURTHER READING -- IV Major Authors of the Victorian Era -- Religion in the Novels of Charlotte and Anne Brontë -- OBEYING THE LAWS OF GOD -- UNIVERSAL SALVATION -- CHARLOTTE BRONTË'S ANTI-CATHOLICISM -- THE INDIVIDUAL'S OBLIGATIONS TO HERSELF -- TRUST IN AND LOVE OF GOD -- WORKS CITED AND SELECTED WORKS FOR FURTHER READING -- Victorian Professionalism and Charlotte Brontë's Villette.

A CAREER WOMAN -- SURVEILLANCE -- THE STATUS OF VICTORIAN PROFESSIONALS -- CONCLUSIONS -- WORKS CITED AND SELECTED WORKS FOR FURTHER READING -- Charles Dickens -- WORKS CITED AND SELECTED WORKS FOR FURTHER READING -- George Eliot: Critical Responses to Daniel Deronda -- MARIAN EVANS LEWES AND GEORGE ELIOT -- DANIEL DERONDA AND CIRCUMCISION -- WORKS CITED AND SELECTED WORKS FOR FURTHER READING -- George Eliot's Reading Revolution and the Mythical School of Criticism -- PROVINCIAL LIFE AND THE HOLY WAR, 1819-42 -- FROM TRANSLATING STRAUSS TO WRITING FICTION, 1844-56 -- REALISM AS A "PARCHMENT CODE": READING UNKNOWN CHARACTERS IN MIDDLEMARCH -- WORKS CITED AND SELECTED WORKS FOR FURTHER READING -- Thomas Hardy -- WORKS CITED AND SELECTED WORKS FOR FURTHER READING -- The Vanities of William Makepeace Thackeray's Vanity Fair -- WORKS CITED AND SELECTED WORKS FOR FURTHER READING -- Anthony Trollope and "Classic Realism" -- WORKS CITED AND SELECTED WORKS FOR FURTHER READING -- George Meredith at the Crossways -- WORKS CITED AND SELECTED WORKS FOR FURTHER READING -- "Not Burying the One Talent": Mrs. Gaskell's Life of Duty -- WORKS CITED AND SELECTED WORKS FOR FURTHER READING -- Wilkie Collins's Challenges to Pre-Raphaelite Gender Constructs -- THE PRE-RAPHAELITE REVOLT -- WILKIE COLLINS AND THE PRE-RAPHAELITES -- WORKS CITED AND SELECTED WORKS FOR FURTHER READING -- V Contemporary Critical Approaches to the Victorian Novel -- Postcolonial Readings -- WORKS CITED AND SELECTED WORKS FOR FURTHER READING -- Feminist Criticism and the Nineteenth-Century Novel -- WORKS CITED AND SELECTED WORKS FOR FURTHER READING -- Otherness and Identity in the Victorian Novel -- WORKS CITED AND SELECTED WORKS FOR FURTHER READING -- Selected Bibliography -- Index -- About the Contributors.

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