Nineteenth-Century Literature.

Thomas Hardy = folklore and resistance / by: (Electronic resources)

Coleridge's Ancient mariner by: (Electronic resources)

Adolescent girlhood and literary culture at the Fin-de-siecle = daughters of today / by: (Electronic resources)

Landscapes of eternal return = Tennyson to Hardy / by: (Electronic resources)

Balzac, literary sociologist by: (Electronic resources)

Gothic landscapes = changing eras, changing cultures, changing anxieties / by: (Electronic resources)

On Keats's practice and poetics of responsibility = beauty and truth in the major poems / by: (Electronic resources)

Victorian fiction beyond the canon by: (Electronic resources)

The emergence of pre-cinema = print culture and the optical toy of the literary imagination / by: (Electronic resources)

Recasting American and Persian Literatures = local histories and formative geographies from Moby-Dick to missing Soluch / by: (Electronic resources)

Representing realists in Victorian literature and criticism by: (Electronic resources)

Fashioning authorship in the long eighteenth century = stylish books of poetic genius / by: (Electronic resources)

The memoirs of John Addington Symonds = a critical edition / by: (Electronic resources)

Tennyson and mid-Victorian publishing = Moxon, poetry, commerce / by: (Electronic resources)

The new mountaineer in late Victorian Britain = materiality, modernity, and the haptic sublime / by: (Electronic resources)

Animals in Victorian literature and culture = contexts for criticism / by: (Electronic resources)

Women and 'value' in Jane Austen's novels = settling, speculating and superfluity / by: (Electronic resources)

Sherlock Holmes in context by: (Electronic resources)

Mourning and creativity in Proust by: (Electronic resources)

The transatlantic circulation of novels between Europe and Brazil, 1789-1914 by: (Electronic resources)

Victorian narratives of the recent past = memory, history, fiction / by: (Electronic resources)

Victoria's lost pavilion = from nineteenth-century aesthetics to digital humanities / by: (Electronic resources)

John Keats = reimagining history / by: (Electronic resources)

Women writing fancy = authorship and autonomy from 1611 to 1812 / by: (Electronic resources)

John Clare's romanticism by: (Electronic resources)

Nineteenth-century illustration and the digital = studies in word and image / by: (Electronic resources)

Postcolonial George Eliot by: (Electronic resources)

Reviewing blindness in French fiction, 1789-2013 by: (Electronic resources)

John Clare = nature, criticism and history / by: (Electronic resources)

Thomas Hardy and history by: (Electronic resources)

Food in the novels of Thomas Hardy = production and Consumption / by: (Electronic resources)

Nineteenth-century verse and technology = machines of meter / by: (Electronic resources)

Jane Austen and the Victorian heroine by: (Electronic resources)

Modernity and autobiography in nineteenth-century America = literary representations of communication and transportation technologies / by: (Electronic resources)

Sound and modernity in the literature of London, 1880-1918 by: (Electronic resources)

Other capitals of the nineteenth century = an alternative mapping of literary and cultural space / by: (Electronic resources)

Alternate histories and nineteenth-century literature = untimely meditations in Britain, France, and America / by: (Electronic resources)

Dickens and the virtual city = urban perception and the production of social space / by: (Electronic resources)

Imperialism and the wider Atlantic = essays on the aesthetics, literature, and politics of transatlantic cultures / by: (Electronic resources)

Teaching Victorian literature in the twenty-first century = a guide to pedagogy / by: (Electronic resources)

The boy detective in early British children's literature = patrolling the borders between boyhood and manhood / by: (Electronic resources)

Conrad's sensational heroines = gender and representation in the late fiction of Joseph Conrad / by: (Electronic resources)

Romantic childhood, romantic heirs = reproduction and retrospection, 1820-1850 / by: (Electronic resources)

The lyric in Victorian memory = poetic remembering and forgetting from Tennyson to Housman / by: (Electronic resources)

The female philosopher and her afterlives = Mary Wollstonecraft, the British novel, and the transformations of feminism, 1796-1811 / by: (Electronic resources)

Biographical misrepresentations of British women writers = a hall of mirrors and the long nineteenth century / by: (Electronic resources)

Oscar Wilde and the cultures of childhood by: (Electronic resources)

Women, travel, and science in nineteenth-century Americas = the politics of observation / by: (Electronic resources)

India in the American imaginary, 1780s-1880s by: (Electronic resources)

Byron's nature = a romantic vision of cultural ecology / by: (Electronic resources)

Neo-Victorianism on screen = postfeminism and contemporary adaptations of Victorian women / by: (Electronic resources)

The form of poetry in the 1820s and 1830s = a period of doubt / by: (Electronic resources)

Henry James's feminist afterlives = Annie Fields, Emily Dickinson, Marguerite Duras / by: (Electronic resources)

Further adventures of the celestial sleuth = using astronomy to solve more mysteries in art, history, and literature / by: (Electronic resources)

Sleep and the novel = fictions of somnolence from Jane Austen to the present / by: (Electronic resources)

Victorian environments = acclimatizing to change in British domestic and colonial culture / by: (Electronic resources)

Madness in fiction = literary essays from Poe to Fowles / by: (Electronic resources)

Reappearing characters in nineteenth-century French literature = authorship, originality, and intellectual property / by: (Electronic resources)

Conrad's reading = space, time, networks / by: (Electronic resources)

The labour of literature in Britain and France, 1830-1910 = authorial work ethics / by: (Electronic resources)

Medical paratexts from medieval to modern = dissecting the page / by: (Electronic resources)

Fictions of the press in nineteenth-century France by: (Electronic resources)

Realist critiques of visual culture = from Hardy to Barnes / by: (Electronic resources)

Women's colonial gothic writing, 1850-1930 = haunted empire / by: (Electronic resources)

British romantic literature and the emerging modern Greek nation by: (Electronic resources)

Robert Burns and the United States of America = poetry, print, and memory 1786-1866 / by: (Electronic resources)

British women's writing from Bronte to Bloomsbury.. Volume 1,. 1840s and 1850s by: (Electronic resources)

The experience of idling in Victorian travel texts, 1850-1901 by: (Electronic resources)

George Eliot for the twenty-first century = literature, philosophy, politics / by: (Electronic resources)

Neo-Victorian cannibalism = a theory of contemporary adaptations / by: (Electronic resources)

Laughter, literature, violence, 1840-1930 by: (Electronic resources)

An anthology of London in literature, 1558-1914 = 'flower of cities all' / by: (Electronic resources)

George Eliot = interdisciplinary essays / by: (Electronic resources)

Creating Romantic Obsession = Scorpions in the Mind / by: (Electronic resources)

Oscar Wilde's aesthetic education = the Oxford classical curriculum / by: (Electronic resources)

Nineteenth-century serial narrative in transnational perspective, 1830s-1860s = popular culture-serial culture / by: (Electronic resources)

Victorian environmental nightmares by: (Electronic resources)

From political economy to economics through nineteenth-century literature = reclaiming the social / by: (Electronic resources)

Gothic animals = uncanny otherness and the animal with-out / by: (Electronic resources)

Romanticism and the letter by: (Electronic resources)

Weird fiction and science at the Fin de Siecle by: (Electronic resources)

The rise and fall of the Victorian three-volume novel by: (Electronic resources)

Fashion and authorship = literary production and cultural style from the Eighteenth to the Twenty-First century / by: (Electronic resources)

Gender, the new woman, and the monster by: (Electronic resources)

Nineteenth-century poetry and the physical sciences = Poetical Matter / by: (Electronic resources)

The agency of objects in English prose, 1789-1832 = conspicuous things / by: (Electronic resources)

Afterlives of the Lady of Shalott and Elaine of Astolat by: (Electronic resources)

British detective fiction 1891-1901 = the successors to Sherlock Holmes / by: (Electronic resources)

The figure of christ in the long nineteenth century by: (Electronic resources)

Women writing the neo-Victorian novel = erotic "Victorians" / by: (Electronic resources)

Eighteenth-century literary affections by: (Electronic resources)

Writing manuals for the masses = the rise of the literary advice industry from quill to keyboard / by: (Electronic resources)

British sociability in the European Enlightenment = cultural practices and personal encounters / by: (Electronic resources)

Untheories of fiction = literary essays from Diderot to Markson / by: (Electronic resources)

Women writers and experimental narratives = early modern to contemporary / by: (Electronic resources)

Living as an author in the Romantic period by: (Electronic resources)

Marginal notes = social reading and the literal margins / by: (Electronic resources)

Performativity in Elizabeth Gaskell's shorter fiction = a case study in the uses of theory / by: (Electronic resources)

The literary heritage of the environmental justice movement = landscapes of revolution in transatlantic romanticism / by: (Electronic resources)

Dickens and the Italians in 'Pictures from Italy' by: (Electronic resources)

Transoceanic perspectives in Amitav Ghosh's Ibis trilogy by: (Electronic resources)

Embryology and the rise of the Gothic novel by: (Electronic resources)

Romanticism and the rule of law = Coleridge, Blake, and the autonomous reader / by: (Electronic resources)

Medical identities and print culture, 1830s-1910s by: (Electronic resources)

Elizabeth Gaskell's smaller stories by: (Electronic resources)

Literature and modern time = technological modernity; glimpses of eternity; experiments with time / by: (Electronic resources)

Neo-Victorian madness = rediagnosing Nineteenth-Century mental illness in literature and other media / by: (Electronic resources)

Reading Jane Austen after reading Charlotte Smith by: (Electronic resources)

British women's writing from Bronte to Bloomsbury.. Volume 2,. 1860s and 1870s by: (Electronic resources)

Victorian comedy and laughter = conviviality, jokes and dissent / by: (Electronic resources)

Early anthropocene literature in Britain, 1750-1884 by: (Electronic resources)

A defense of the humanities in a utilitarian age = imagining what we know, 1800-1850 / by: (Electronic resources)

Continental tourism, travel writing, and the consumption of culture, 1814-1900 by: (Electronic resources)

Romanticism and the cultures of infancy by: (Electronic resources)

Palgrave advances in John Clare studies by: (Electronic resources)

Parents and children in the mid-Victorian novel = traumatic encounters and the formation of family / by: (Electronic resources)

Defining Pre-Raphaelite poetics by: (Electronic resources)

Masculinity in the work of Elizabeth Gaskell by: (Electronic resources)

100 British crime writers by: (Electronic resources)

Imperial beast fables = animals, cosmopolitanism, and the British Empire / by: (Electronic resources)

Value and the humanities = the neoliberal university and our Victorian inheritance / by: (Electronic resources)

The forms of michael field by: (Electronic resources)

Victorian surfaces in nineteenth-century literature and culture = skin, silk, and show / by: (Electronic resources)

The sin of writing and the rise of modern Hebrew literature by: (Electronic resources)

Baudelaire and the making of Italian modernity = from the Scapigliatura to the Futurist Movement, 1857-1912 / by: (Electronic resources)

Poe, queerness, and the end of time by: (Electronic resources)

Neo-Victorian things = re-imagining nineteenth-century material cultures in literature and film / by: (Electronic resources)

David Bowie and romanticism by: (Electronic resources)

Exceptional violence and the crisis of classic American literature by: (Electronic resources)

Environmental knowledge, race, and African American literature by: (Electronic resources)

Literary cultures and nineteenth-century childhoods by: (Electronic resources)

Perception, class and environment in the works of Thomas Hardy by: (Electronic resources)

Narratives of women's health and hysteria in the nineteenth-century novel by: (Electronic resources)

Tuberculosis and Irish fiction, 1800-2022 = a lingering condition / by: (Electronic resources)

Bees, science, and sex in the literature of the long nineteenth century by: (Electronic resources)

Romanticism, liberal imperialism, and technology in Early British India = "The all-changing power of steam" / by: (Electronic resources)

The vacuum cleaner = a cultural investigation / by: (Electronic resources)

British women's writing from Brontë to Bloomsbury.. Volume 3,. 1880s and 1890s by: (Electronic resources)

Cognitive spaces and perspective in literature by: (Electronic resources)

Novel schooling = education, formation, and reading in fiction / by: (Electronic resources)

The voluntary libraries of Victorian Britain.. Volume 2 by: (Electronic resources)

Pacific gateways = Trans-Oceanic narratives and Anglophone literature, 1780-1914 / by: (Electronic resources)

Coleridge's political poetics = radicalism and Whig verse 1794 - 1802 / by: (Electronic resources)

Bernard Shaw and St. John Hankin = happy endings / by: (Electronic resources)

The British adventure hero = industrial gentlemanliness in text and image, 1870-1914 / by: (Electronic resources)

Sacred geographies in Victorian literature = Protestant and Catholic refigurings of the Bible and Christian tradition / by: (Electronic resources)

Dark romanticism = literature, art, and the body / by: (Electronic resources)

Egyptian Gothic = 1884-1920 / by: (Electronic resources)

Minor literature in late romanticism by: (Electronic resources)

The ecology of wonder in Romantic and Postmodern literature by: (Electronic resources)

Thomas Hardy and Victorian communication = letters, telegrams and postal systems / by: (Electronic resources)

The Evolution of the French courtesan novel = from de Chabrillan to Colette / by: (Electronic resources)

Nineteenth-century radical traditions by: (Electronic resources)

Coleridge and the romantic newspaper = the Morning Post and the road to 'Dejection' / by: (Electronic resources)

Victorian children's literature = experiencing abjection, empathy, and the power of love / by: (Electronic resources)

Transatlantic literature and author love in the nineteenth century by: (Electronic resources)

The Regency revisited by: (Electronic resources)

Sensationalism and the Genealogy of Modernity = a global nineteenth-century approach / by: (Electronic resources)

Heroes and heroism in British fiction since 1800 = case studies / by: (Electronic resources)

Blake, myth, and enlightenment = the politics of apotheosis / by: (Electronic resources)

Tracking the literature of tropical weather = typhoons, hurricanes, and cyclones / by: (Electronic resources)

Jane Austen and performance by: (Electronic resources)

Remaking romanticism = the radical politics of the excerpt / by: (Electronic resources)

The organist in Victorian literature by: (Electronic resources)

The Wordsworth-Coleridge circle and the aesthetics of disability by: (Electronic resources)

Translation and language in nineteenth-century Ireland = a European perspective / by: (Electronic resources)

Incognito social investigation in British literature = certainties in degradation / by: (Electronic resources)

Victorian soul-talk = poetry, democracy, and the body politic / by: (Electronic resources)

Nietzsche and Montaigne by: (Electronic resources)

British romanticism, climate change, and the anthropocene = writing Tambora / by: (Electronic resources)

Victorian detectives in contemporary culture = beyond Sherlock Holmes / by: (Electronic resources)

Public medievalists, racism, and suffrage in the American women's college by: (Electronic resources)

Romantic women writers and Arthurian legend = the quest for knowledge / by: (Electronic resources)

John Keats and the medical imagination by: (Electronic resources)

Memoirs of Victorian working-class women = the hard way up / by: (Electronic resources)

Tennyson and geology = poetry and poetics / by: (Electronic resources)

Nietzsche's culture war = the unity of the untimely meditations / by: (Electronic resources)

Spain in British romanticism = 1800-1840 / by: (Electronic resources)

Women's domestic activity in the romantic-period novel, 1770-1820 = dangerous occupations / by: (Electronic resources)

The vocation of Sara Coleridge = authorship and religion / by: (Electronic resources)

Romantic literature and the colonised world = lessons from indigenous translations / by: (Electronic resources)

Tuberculosis and disabled identity in nineteenth century literature = invalid lives / by: (Electronic resources)

Editors construct the Renaissance Canon, 1825-1915 by: (Electronic resources)

Drugs and the addiction aesthetic in nineteenth-century literature by: (Electronic resources)

Nineteenth century popular fiction, medicine and anatomy = the Victorian penny blood and the 1832 Anatomy Act / by: (Electronic resources)

Coleridge's dejection ode by: (Electronic resources)

The politics of southern pastoral literature, 1785-1885 = Jeffersonian Afterlives / by: (Electronic resources)

The critique of work in modern French thought = from Charles Fourier to Guy Debord / by: (Electronic resources)

Romantic climates = literature and science in an age of catastrophe / by: (Electronic resources)

Remediating Shakespeare in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries by: (Electronic resources)

The artist as animal in nineteenth-century French literature by: (Electronic resources)

The lost romantics = forgotten poets, neglected works and one-hit wonders / by: (Electronic resources)

Metabiography = reflecting on biography / by: (Electronic resources)

Henry James in contemporary fiction = the real thing / by: (Electronic resources)

Excess in modern Irish writing = spirit and surplus / by: (Electronic resources)

The rise of Victorian caricature by: (Electronic resources)

The periodical press in nineteenth-century Ireland by: (Electronic resources)

Louisa May Alcott and the textual child = a critical theory approach / by: (Electronic resources)

Decadence and modernism in European and Russian literature and culture = aesthetics and anxiety in the 1890s / by: (Electronic resources)

The Poetry of Clare, Hopkins, Thomas, and Gurney = lyric individualism / by: (Electronic resources)

The Brontes and war = fantasy and conflict in Charlotte and Branwell Bronte's youthful writings / by: (Electronic resources)

Politics and emotions in romantic periodicals by: (Electronic resources)

Blasphemy and politics in romantic literature = creativity in the writing of Percy Bysshe Shelley / by: (Electronic resources)

Charlotte Bronte, embodiment and the material world by: (Electronic resources)

Familial feeling = entangled tonalities in early Black Atlantic writing and the rise of the British novel / by: (Electronic resources)

The occult nineteenth century = roots, developments, and impact on the modern world / by: (Electronic resources)

Living well with pessimism in nineteenth-century France by: (Electronic resources)

New approaches to William Godwin = forms, fears, futures / by: (Electronic resources)

Energy, ecocriticism, and nineteenth-century fiction = novel ecologies / by: (Electronic resources)

Blake and the failure of prophecy by: (Electronic resources)

Animals, museum culture and children's literature in Nineteenth-Century Britain = curious beasties / by: (Electronic resources)

The detective's companion in crime fiction = a study in sidekicks / by: (Electronic resources)

Psychopharmacology in British literature and culture, 1780-1900 by: (Electronic resources)

Postcolonial screen adaptation and the British novel by: (Electronic resources)

The modernist screenplay = experimental writing for silent film / by: (Electronic resources)

Transnational perspectives on artists' lives by: (Electronic resources)

Bernard Shaw and the censors = fights and failures, stage and screen / by: (Electronic resources)

Walt Whitman = a literary life / by: (Electronic resources)

Holderlin and the consequences = an essay on the German 'poet of poets' / by: (Electronic resources)

Joseph Conrad and postcritique = politics of hope, politics of fear / by: (Electronic resources)

The early evolutionary imagination = literature and human nature / by: (Electronic resources)

The emergence of neuroscience and the German novel = poetics of the brain / by: (Electronic resources)

Edith Wharton and genre = beyond fiction / by: (Electronic resources)

Music and sound in the life and literature of James Joyce = Joyces Noyces / by: (Electronic resources)

The Palgrave handbook of German Romantic philosophy by: (Electronic resources)

A vindication of the redhead = the typology of red hair throughout the literary and visual arts / by: (Electronic resources)

Literary representations of precarious work, 1840 to the present by: (Electronic resources)

The urban fantastic in nineteenth-century European literature = city fissures / by: (Electronic resources)

Empire under the microscope = parasitology and the British literary imagination, 1885-1935 / by: (Electronic resources)

Prosthetic body parts in nineteenth-century literature and culture by: (Electronic resources)

Keats's reading / Reading keats = essays in memory of Jack Stillinger / by: (Electronic resources)

The French in Macao in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries = literary, cultural, and historical perspectives / by: (Electronic resources)

Dangerous giving in nineteenth-century American literature by: (Electronic resources)

Modernist circumnavigations = around the world in Jules Verne's wake / by: (Electronic resources)

Gothic romanticism = wordsworth, architecture, politics, form / by: (Electronic resources)

The tramp in British literature, 1850-1950 by: (Electronic resources)

Writing the South African San = colonial ethnographic discourses / by: (Electronic resources)

Frances burney and the arts by: (Electronic resources)

Short stories, knowledge and the supernatural = Machado de Assis, Henry James and Guy de Maupassant / by: (Electronic resources)

Nordic romanticism = translation, transmission, transformation / by: (Electronic resources)

Adapting Spanish classics for the new millennium = the nineteenth-century novel remediated / by: (Electronic resources)

Fairy tales as literature of literature = the "Kinder- und Hausmarchen" by the Brothers Grimm / by: (Electronic resources)

Maria edgeworth and abolition = critiquing character / by: (Electronic resources)

Alice in wonderland in film and popular culture by: (Electronic resources)

Everyday mobilities in nineteenth- and twentieth-century British diaries by: (Electronic resources)

Jane Austen and reflective selfhood = rereading the self / by: (Electronic resources)

Panoramas and compilations in nineteenth-century britain = seeing the big picture / by: (Electronic resources)

Marriage as a national fiction = represented law in the modern novel / by: (Electronic resources)

Austen after 200 = new reading spaces / by: (Electronic resources)

Kojo laing, robert browning and affiliative literature = relational worlds / by: (Electronic resources)

Literary capitals in the long nineteenth century = spaces beyond the centres / by: (Electronic resources)

Retrospective poe = the master, his readership, his legacy / by: (Electronic resources)

Women, theology and evangelical children's literature, 1780-1900 by: (Electronic resources)

Poetry of the New Woman = public concerns, private matters / by: (Electronic resources)

Medicine and mobility in nineteenth-century British literature, history, and culture by: (Electronic resources)

Human tissue in the realist novel, 1850-1895 by: (Electronic resources)

Energy culture = work, power, and waste in Russia and the Soviet Union / by: (Electronic resources)

The omnibus = a cultural history of urban transportation / by: (Electronic resources)

The arms-bearing woman and British theatre in the age of Revolution, 1789-1815 by: (Electronic resources)

Coleridge's sublime later prose and recent theory = Kristeva, Adorno, Ranciere / by: (Electronic resources)

Imagining the self in South Asian and African literatures by: (Electronic resources)

John ruskin, the Pre-Raphaelites, and religious imagination = sacre conversazioni / by: (Electronic resources)

Victorian verse = the poetics of everyday life / by: (Electronic resources)

Polish culture in Britain = literature and history, 1772 to the present / by: (Electronic resources)

Science, medicine, and aristocratic lineage in Victorian popular fiction by: (Electronic resources)

In pursuit of Moby-Dick = of whales and their gods / by: (Electronic resources)

Conservative belief and the imagination in Kipling's fiction by: (Electronic resources)

Postcolonial settings in the fiction of James Clarence Mangan, Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu and Bram Stoker = strange surroundings / by: (Electronic resources)

Expanding austenland = the pride and prejudice fanfiction archive / by: (Electronic resources)

Cavafy's hellenistic antiquities = history, archaeology, empire / by: (Electronic resources)

Joseph conrad, cosmopolitanism and transnationalism by: (Electronic resources)

Kate Chopin and the city = the New Orleans stories / by: (Electronic resources)

The persistence of the soul in literature, art and politics by: (Electronic resources)

The modern feminine in the Medusa satire of Fanny Fern by: (Electronic resources)

The famine diaspora and Irish American women's writing by: (Electronic resources)

The Palgrave handbook of Neo-Victorianism by: (Electronic resources)

"'Faith' is a fine invention" = Dickinson's performance of doubt and belief / by: (Electronic resources)

Neo-victorian young adult narratives by: (Electronic resources)

Shelley's visions of death by: (Electronic resources)

The Palgrave handbook of transnational women's writing in the long nineteenth century by: (Electronic resources)

Holmes and the ripper = versus narratives / by: (Electronic resources)

William Blake's manuscripts = praxis, puzzles, and palimpsests / by: (Electronic resources)

Sensation fiction and modernity = the meanings of ambivalence in Mid-Victorian Britain / by: (Electronic resources)

The precocious child in Victorian literature and culture = development and selfhood from Darwin to Freud / by: (Electronic resources)

Romanticism and the contingent self = the challenge of representation / by: (Electronic resources)

The Shelleyan Brontës = Mary and Percy Shelley in the work of the Brontës / by: (Electronic resources)

Elementary education in English periodicals, 1833-1880 = educational turning points / by: (Electronic resources)

Intimations of Joseph Conrad = a century of sightings and citings of Conrad's presences in print, crafts, media and monuments / by: (Electronic resources)

Regional romanticism = literature and southwest scotland, c.1770-1830 / by: (Electronic resources)

Henry James writes New York = identity, masculinity, authorship / by: (Electronic resources)

The voluntary libraries of Victorian Britain.. Volume 1 by: (Electronic resources)

The nineteenth-century novel and the pre-cinematic imagination = fragmentation, animated movement and the modern episteme / by: (Electronic resources)

Men beyond desire = male sexuality in nineteenth-century America / by: (Electronic resources)

Travel in Victorian periodicals, 1850-1900 = media logic and cultural work / by: (Electronic resources)

Charlotte Brontë and contagion = myths, memes, and the politics of infection / by: (Electronic resources)

Charlotte mew = poetics, bodies, ecologies / by: (Electronic resources)

The new shudder = about the fantastic of musical romanticism / by: (Electronic resources)

Coleridge in William Greswell's workbook by: (Electronic resources)

The imperial world-system and cultures of dissent in Thomas Hardy's fiction by: (Electronic resources)

Milton reinvented = cultural reception in 19th-Century America and 'Our Day' / by: (Electronic resources)

Revisioning Emerson as a theorist of reading by: (Electronic resources)

Beyond little women = the secondary works of Louisa May Alcott / by: (Electronic resources)

Anne Brontë and Lord Byron = lost echoes of influence / by: (Electronic resources)

Traditional medicine in the Irish literary revival = the works of W.B. Yeats, Augusta Gregory, and J. M. Synge / by: (Electronic resources)

Bram Stoker's Gibbet hill and other lost writings = an anthology / by: (Electronic resources)

Narrating empire and domesticity in neo-Victorian fiction = domestic elsewheres / by: (Electronic resources)

Literature in dialogue with the natural sciences = competing claims from the early modern period to the 20th century / by: (Electronic resources)

Writing women's madness, 1845-1914 by: (Electronic resources)

Transnational working-class literatures = canons and connections in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries / by: (Electronic resources)

Thomas Hardy's optimism = hope and joy in Hardy's poetry / by: (Electronic resources)

Imperial Pharmakon = writing and medicine in the long nineteenth century / by: (Electronic resources)

The Palgrave literary dictionary of Robert Browning by: (Electronic resources)

Adapting Cecilia, Cuba's iconic Mulatta by: (Electronic resources)

Austen in Asia by: (Electronic resources)

The new woman student in fact and fiction, 1880-1914 by: (Electronic resources)

Ruskin after 200 = thinking with Ruskin in the twenty-first century / by: (Electronic resources)

Late-Victorian girls and their manuscript magazines = girlhood and textual transformation in Britain, 1860-1900 / by: (Electronic resources)

Nightmares in the long nineteenth century by: (Electronic resources)