Archipelagic Italian Encounters (Hardcover, 1)

1. Introduction;?TRAVELLERS; 2. Andrew Hadfield, ‘William Thomas: A Welsh Traitor in Italy’; 3. Katrina Spadaro, ‘Cultural Diplomacy between Venice and Odcombe, Somerset: The Provincial-Cosmopolitan Nexus in Thomas Coryate’s Crudities (1611) and Crambe (1611)’; 4. Micheal MacCraith, ‘Tadhg O Cianain’s Travel Narrative: a Gaelic Irish view of Counter-Reformation Rome’; 5. Jane Grogan and Iolanda Plescia, ‘Petruccio Ubaldini in Ireland: Bearing Witness to an English War Crime’; BOOKS; 6. Neil Rhodes, ‘Gelli, Pico, and the English Circe: Translation and Transmission’; 7. Carla Suthren, ‘“Now shall they know what mighty Love can do”: The Inheritance of Aphrodite in Gismond of Salerne’; 8. Allison L. Steenson, ‘The Library of a Scottish Petrarchist: Master William Fowler’s Italian Books’; 9. Deirdre Serjeantson, ‘“From Tuscan cam my ladies worthi race”: the Fair Geraldine in Ireland and Italy’; COMMUNITIES; 10. Tom Roberts, ‘Peter’s Garden: Italian Cultural Practices in Sixteenth-century London’; 11. Alessandra Petrina, ‘Beyond the “auld alliance”: Cultural Exchanges between Italy and Scotland’; 12. Laetitia Sansonetti, ‘Talk Like an Italian, Write Like a Roman: Gabriel Harvey’s Dreams of Peninsular Sprezzatura’;?Appendices

The Frankfurt School and Poetics (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction
Lukas Hoffman & George Kovalenko

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Parataxis: On Adorno’s Late Poetics

Josh Robinson

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Independent of Conscious Self-Preservation: Revisiting the Primal Myth of Adorno’s Aesthetic Theory
Eva Graham

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Character-Masks: Two Short Essays
Caleb Fridell?

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Allegory, or, the Poetics of Critical Theory

George Kovalenko

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Benjamin’s Holderlin Reconsidered

Michael Jennings

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The Translation of Force in Meaning
Eli Friedlander

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Writing the Collective: The Novel and the Historical Present in Adorno, Pippin, and Jameson

Espen Hammer

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Celan ? Adorno ? Heidegger

Henry W. Pickford

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When Language Speaks: Adorno and Gadamer on the Truth of Poetry
Lambert Zuidervaart

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Sensitivity to the World as Part of Philosophical Thought Practice: Theodor W. Adorno’s Poetic Approach and its Shadows
Judith-Frederike Popp

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Marcuse’s Erotic Poetics: Body, Excess, and History in Anne Waldman’s?The Iovis Trilogy

Rocko Foltz

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Sympoeisis: On Exact Fantasy
William Ross

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Penultimate Things: Kracauer, Langland, and the Representation of History
R. D. Perry

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Afterword
Martin Jay

Blackness in Contemporary Irish Fiction (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction

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Chapter 1: A Note on Theories: Thinking Feeling, Reading (Anti)Blackness in Irish Studies

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Part 1 -? Fear Gorm

2. The Ruses of Freedom in Colum McCann’s TransAtlantic

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3. Postcolonial Guilt in Sebastian Barry’s The Temporary Gentleman

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Coda

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Part 2 - Cead Mille Failte

4. Representing the Overdetermination of Blackness in Roddy Doyle’s

“Guess Who’s Coming for the Dinner”

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5. Cruel Optimism: Motherhood, Belonging, and Solidarity in Oona Frawley’s Flight

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Coda

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Part 3 - Anseo

6. Paranoid Writing: Episodes of Everyday Racism in Melatu Okorie’s “Under the Awning”

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7. Racial Antagonism in Kit de Waal’s “May the Best Man Win”

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Coda

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Conclusion

William Blake’s Mythopoeic Vision (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction; Chapter 1. Mythopoeia; Chapter 2. William Blake’s Mythopoeic Vision; Chapter 3. Foundations of the System: Traces of Blake’s Mythopoeia in His Early Works; Chapter 4. Mythologizing History/ Historicizing Mythology in Blake’s Minor Prophecies;?Conclusion

Writing the Working Class and the Troubles in the North of Ireland (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction: A Place Apart: Representing the ‘Troubles’ and the Working Class

1.?????? A Troubled Sense of Place: Blurring the Public/Private Divide in the 1970s

2.?????? ?Escaping the Family Cell: Women, Home and Tropes of Entrapment in the 1980s

3.?????? ?Hurt and Hard: Working-Class Men, The Body and The Nation

4.?????? ?Constructing a New Belfast: Capital, Class and Redevelopment in 1990s Northern Ireland

Afterword: Remembering Violence, Commemorating Peace

Sly Proximities (Paperback, 1)

Part I;?1. Why Similarity?, 2. Who’s Afraid of Similarity?, 3. Can Similarity Be Modern?, 4. Where to Find the Friends of Similarity?;?Part II;?5. The ‘Appalling’ Similarity of the Stranger: Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness,?6. A Travelling Form of Knowledge: Experiencing Proximities and Comparing Similarities: Bronisław Malinowski, Fritz Kramer, Marcel Mauss, 7. Colourful Webs Instead of Red Lines: Family Resemblances in Ludwig Wittgenstein and James G. Frazer, 8. Magical Similarities: Sigmund Freud and Aby Warburg, 9. Mimetic Resemblance: Charles Darwin in Tierra del Fuego, 10. A Short Excursus on the Fetish: The Similarity of the Very Other, 11. Tapirs and Their People: Epistemologies of Proximity and Similarity

Sly Proximities (Hardcover, 1)

Part I;?1. Why Similarity?, 2. Who’s Afraid of Similarity?, 3. Can Similarity Be Modern?, 4. Where to Find the Friends of Similarity?;?Part II;?5. The ‘Appalling’ Similarity of the Stranger: Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness,?6. A Travelling Form of Knowledge: Experiencing Proximities and Comparing Similarities: Bronisław Malinowski, Fritz Kramer, Marcel Mauss, 7. Colourful Webs Instead of Red Lines: Family Resemblances in Ludwig Wittgenstein and James G. Frazer, 8. Magical Similarities: Sigmund Freud and Aby Warburg, 9. Mimetic Resemblance: Charles Darwin in Tierra del Fuego, 10. A Short Excursus on the Fetish: The Similarity of the Very Other, 11. Tapirs and Their People: Epistemologies of Proximity and Similarity

Central and Eastern Europeans in North American Literature and Culture (Hardcover, 1)

Foreword: The Story of Us I Had Not Been Told; Introduction: Between Western Gaze and Eastern Subjects; Voices of North American Authors; Part I: Eastern and Central Europe in American Literature; Chapter 1: Debutantes, Doctors, and Dissenters: Reimagining Class, Ethnicity, and Femininity in Amanda McCrina's Historical Fiction; Chapter 2: Busha: The Immigrant Grandmother in Stuart Dybek's Writings; Chapter 3: Challenging Siege Myths: Transcultural Memory, Hunger, and Violence in Marina Scott's The Hunger between Us; Chapter 4: Under American Gaze: The Public and the Private in Martial-law Warsaw in Janine Wedel's The Private Poland and Tom Swick's Unquiet Days: At Home in Poland; Chapter 5: Ghosts of the Past: War Crimes, Violence, and Responsibility in Alexander Motyl's Novel A Russian in Berlin; Voices of North American Authors; Part II: Eastern and Central Europeans in Anglo-Canadian Literature; Chapter 6: Towards Spatial Reconciliation. Land as Palimpsest in Myrna Kostash's Ghosts in a Photograph: A Chronicle; Chapter 7: Ekphrastic Chronicle in Myrna Kostash's Ghosts in a Photograph: A Chronicle; Voices of North American Authors; Part III: Westerners in Eastern Eyes: Non-Anglophone Diasporic Writing; Chapter 8: The History of Central and Eastern Europe in the Stories by Anna Agnich; Chapter 9: Resonances of Poland in the Czech Emigre Journal Sv?dectvi (1956?1960); Chapter 10: Borrowing the Western Eyes: The Social Darwinist Narrative in Czech Literature on Indigenous Peoples of the Southern Great Plains in the Second Half of the 19th century; Chapter 11: The Conquest of the Caucasus in the Western Postcolonial Discourse vs. the Work of Alisa Ganieva; Voices of North American Authors; Part IV: Easterners Becoming Westerners: Non-Anglophone Diasporic Poetry, Drama, and Memoirs; Chapter 12: Role-Playing One's Life: Volodymyr Dibrova's Kulish as Metatheatrical Tragic Farce; Chapter 13: The Eye...


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Coming of Age in Chinese Literature and Cinema (Paperback, 1)

Acknowledgements, Note on Romanizations and Translations, Introduction, SECTION I: The Global Sixties and Leftist Activism, 1 The Socialist Bildungsroman and Global Youth: Wang Meng and Jack Kerouac Wendy Larson, 2 Growing Up in an Age of Turbulence: The Bildungsromane of Young Hong Kong Writers in the Sixties Mary Shuk-han Wong, 3 Abandoning Iowa's Modernism: Wan Kin-lau Renounces His Bildung in the Cold War Era Mung Ting Chung, SECTION II. Afterlives and Unstable Repositionings, 4 Mapping and Contesting the Notion of Sinophone: The Coming of Age of Global Chinese Literature Sheldon Lu, 5 The Coming of Age of Hong Kong: Dung Kai-cheung's Celestial Creations and the Works of Man: Vividness and Veracity Enoch, Yee-lok Tam, 6 Coming of Age and Learning to Live (with Ghosts) in Borneo's Rainforest Alison M. Groppe, SECTION III. Screening Urban Precarity, 7 Little Pinks, Shamate Kids, and the Involuted Generation: A Coming-of-Age Portrait of China's Post-'90s Generation Kiu-wai Chu, 8 Sentimentality and the Capitalization of Humanity: On Anthony Chen's Ilo Ilo Pheng Cheah, 9 Years of the Yearning Youth: Growth, Flows, and the Dilemma of Maturity in Hong Kong Coming-of-Age Films Fiona Y. W. Law, SECTION IV. The Ecological and the Posthuman, 10 Spectral Mappings: Coming of Age in Su Tong's Shadow of the Hunter Andrea Riemenschnitter, 11 Coming of Age in Post-urban Hong Kong: An Ecocritical Approach to Land-writing and Land-filming Winnie L. M. Yee, 12 Becoming a Cyborg: Female Coming of Age in Chen Qiufan's Waste Tide Hua Li, Complete Bibliography, Index Keywords, Contributors.

Criminal Love (Paperback, 1)

1.? Sex, Sexuality, Gender, and Culture??2.? Identities?????3.? Normativities??????????4. Homosociality??????????5. Homophobia

6. Lesbianism??7. ??Perversion??8.? Historiography????????9.? The Politics of Section 377, IPC? 10. The Decriminalization of Section 377 and its Aftermath? ? ? Bibliography

Cultural Representations of Queer Aging in Spain (Paperback, 1)

List of Contributors

Acknowledgements

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Introduction

Heather Jeronimo and Raquel Medina

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Chapter 1: Reinscribing the Older Lesbian Subject on the Periphery: Age, Disability, and Abjection in Salir del ropero (2019)

Ruth Z. Yuste-Alonso

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Chapter 2: The Tribe’s Power: Older Lesbians and New Beginnings in Elogio del Happy End (2012) by Isabel Franc

Garbine Vidal-Torreira

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Chapter 3: Drawn from Memory: Queer Aging and Reparative Reading in Marina Velasco Marta’s Que no se olvide (2023)

Caroline B. Colquhoun

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Chapter 4: Age, Success, and Struggle in Jaime de Arminan’s Mi querida senorita (1972)

Alicia Herraiz Gutierrez

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Chapter 5: Documenting Aging as a Trans Experience in Cantando en las azoteas (2022)

Raquel Medina

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Chapter 6: Veneno (2020): Resistance, Trangender Rage, and Resilience Despite Invisibilization and Discrimination

Hernando C. Gomes Prada??

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Chapter 7: Generativity, Intergenerationality, and Older Gay Men in Contemporary Spanish Cinema

Christopher R. Carter

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Chapter 8: Doce Fabulas (2007) by Lluis Maria Todo as a Queer Aging Archive of Barcelona

Heather Jeronimo

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Chapter 9: And the Ghosts Danced With Us: Intergenerational Dialogues in AIDS Performance

Isaias Fanlo

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Index

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Persephone and Liminality in Nineteenth-Century British Poetry and Art (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction

1 Aestheticism and the Threshold: Dante Gabriel Rossetti and Algernon Charles Swinburne’s Visions of Proserpine

2 Between Mothers and Daughters: Dora Greenwell’s and Jean Ingelow’s Reinterpretations of Persephone

3 Between the Pagan and the Christian: Alfred Tennyson’s “Demeter and Persephone” and Algernon Charles Swinburne’s “Hymn to Proserpine”

4 The Queen, the Daughter, and the Wife: Visual Representations of Persephone in Nineteenth-Century British Art

Conclusions: At the Threshold

South Asian Literature (Hardcover, 1)

Acknowledgements; Introduction; 1. Colonial Times and Legacies; 2. Conflict; 3. Gender and Sexuality; 4. Caste; 5. The City;?6. Migrations, Displacements, and Dislocations;?Epilogue: Translating Twenty-First-Century South Asia; Index

South Asian Literature (Paperback, 1)

Acknowledgements; Introduction; 1. Colonial Times and Legacies; 2. Conflict; 3. Gender and Sexuality; 4. Caste; 5. The City;?6. Migrations, Displacements, and Dislocations;?Epilogue: Translating Twenty-First-Century South Asia; Index

Rethinking Epiphany (Paperback, 1)

1. Rethinking Epiphany: Introduction;?Part I: Literary Epiphany: Theories, Definitions and Origins;?2. Absence and Proliferation in Joyce’s Epiphanies - Sangam MacDuff; 3. The Ordinary Epiphany - Nigel Fabb; 4. Modernist Epiphanies as Bergsonian Experiences - Valeria Taddei; 5. Scholastic and Mystical Epiphanies: Robert Gluck’s Margery Kempe and Julia Kristeva’s Teresa, My Love - Paivi Mehtonen;?Part II: New Approaches to Epiphany in Literary Studies: Case Studies;?6. Chain Revelations: Between Epiphany and Object Biography - Lieven Ameel; 7. Vertical Experiences: Epiphany as a Chronotopic Motif - Hans Farnlof; 8. Dialogue Epiphanies: Tracing Tellability and Narrative Mediation in Finnish Early Modernist Dialogue Narration - Anna Kuutsa; 9. Material Minds: Embodied and Ecstatic Epiphanies in Eeva-Liisa Manner’s Short Story “Five O’clock in the Morning” - Tiia Kahara;?Part III: Epiphany beyond Literature;?10. The Moment of Truth: Rhetorical Functions of Epiphany in Finnish Public Discourse on the Decision to Join Nato - Elise Kraatila and Riikka Pirinen; 11. “Then Comes the Moment”: Søren Kierkegaard’s Literary and Instructive Epiphanies - Ville Hamalainen; 12. Reaching Ipseity Through Narrative Epiphany in Damso’s Ipseite - Olivier Sales; 13. Epiphanies as Knowledge-claims - Sophie-Grace Chappell; Index

Rethinking Epiphany (Hardcover, 1)

1. Rethinking Epiphany: Introduction;?Part I: Literary Epiphany: Theories, Definitions and Origins;?2. Absence and Proliferation in Joyce’s Epiphanies - Sangam MacDuff; 3. The Ordinary Epiphany - Nigel Fabb; 4. Modernist Epiphanies as Bergsonian Experiences - Valeria Taddei; 5. Scholastic and Mystical Epiphanies: Robert Gluck’s Margery Kempe and Julia Kristeva’s Teresa, My Love - Paivi Mehtonen;?Part II: New Approaches to Epiphany in Literary Studies: Case Studies;?6. Chain Revelations: Between Epiphany and Object Biography - Lieven Ameel; 7. Vertical Experiences: Epiphany as a Chronotopic Motif - Hans Farnlof; 8. Dialogue Epiphanies: Tracing Tellability and Narrative Mediation in Finnish Early Modernist Dialogue Narration - Anna Kuutsa; 9. Material Minds: Embodied and Ecstatic Epiphanies in Eeva-Liisa Manner’s Short Story “Five O’clock in the Morning” - Tiia Kahara;?Part III: Epiphany beyond Literature;?10. The Moment of Truth: Rhetorical Functions of Epiphany in Finnish Public Discourse on the Decision to Join Nato - Elise Kraatila and Riikka Pirinen; 11. “Then Comes the Moment”: Søren Kierkegaard’s Literary and Instructive Epiphanies - Ville Hamalainen; 12. Reaching Ipseity Through Narrative Epiphany in Damso’s Ipseite - Olivier Sales; 13. Epiphanies as Knowledge-claims - Sophie-Grace Chappell; Index

The Novels of Thomas Love Peacock (Hardcover, 1)

1. Introduction; Headlong Hall 2. Melincourt 3. Nightmare Abbey 4. Maid Marian 5. The Misfortunes of Elphin 6. Crotchet Castle 7. Gryll Grange 8. Conclusion.

A Hauntological-Communitarian Approach to the Work of Anna Burns (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction

Chapter One: Ontology, Ethics, Community, Secrecy and Hauntology: An Overview of the Theoretical Lens

Chapter Two: “We didn’t come back to get you. You came back to get us”: Borders, Spectres and Crypts in No Bones

Chapter Three: Hauntology, Autoimmunity, Secrets and Crypts in Little Constructions

Chapter Four: (De)constructing Communities, Unearthing Crypts and Blurring Borders in Milkman

Chapter Five: Deconstructing Inherited Narratives: Humour and Irony in Mostly Hero

Conclusions

Narrative, Cognition, and Community (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction; Chapter 1: MEMORY - Identity Formation in Narrative Time: Autonoesis in Reading Communities;?Chapter 2: PERCEPTION and VISION - Part I: Multimodality and Writing War Experience;?Part II: Charlotte Salomon’s Life? Or Theater?;?Chapter 3: EMOTION - Emotion and Narrative in Legal Contexts; Chapter 4: EMBODIED COGNITION - Theory of Mind, Real-World Effects of Fiction, and Narrative Kinesis

The Teaching of George Eliot (Paperback, 1)

Introduction. 1. The Restoration: Poems 1659?1667 2. Admiration and Truth: Drama and Criticism 1660?1679 3. Fancy and Delight: Comedy and Criticism 1663?1672 4. Judgement and Instruction: Poems, Comedy and Satire 1673?1679 5. The Exclusion Crisis: Poems, Plays and Satires 1679?1681 6. The Tory Triumph: Poems 1682?1686 7. A Catholic Reign: Poems 1685?1688 8. A Protestant Revolution: Poems and Plays After 1688 9. Reactions to History: Translations and Criticism 1681?1698 10. Nature, Love and War: The Fables and The Secular Mask

Double Lyric (Paperback, 1)

1.Divisiveness in Recent English Poetry 2. Flesh of Abnegation: The Poems of Geoffrey Hill 3. Geoffrey Hill’s ‘Funeral Music’ 4. Poetic Omissions in Geoffrey Hill’s Most Recent Sequences 5. Larkin and His Audience 6. Stress in Silkin’s Poetry and the Healing Emptiness of America 7. Inner Community in Thom Gunn’s Misanthropos 8. Intuition vs. Perception: On Charles Tomlins’s Under the Moon’s Reign 9. The Authentic Duplicity of Thom Gunn’s Recent Poetry 10. The Idea of Communal Creativity in F. R. Leavis’ Recent Criticism

The Doctor Looks at Literature (Paperback, 1)

1. Psychology and Fiction? 2. Ireland’s Latest Literary Antinomian: James Joyce? 3. Fedor Dostoievsky: Tragedist, Prophet, and Psychologist? 4. Dorothy Richardson and Her Censor? 5. Marcel Proust: Master Psychologist and Pilot of the “Vraie Vie”? 6. Two Literary Ladies of London: Katherine Mansfield and Rebecca West? 7. Two Lesser Literary Ladies of London: Stella Benson and Virginia Woolf? 8. The Psychology of the Diarist: W. N. T. Barbellion? 9. The Psychology of the Diarist: Henri-Frederic Amiel? 10. Georges Duhamel: Poet, Pacifist, and Physician? 11. Even Yet It Can’t Be Told ? The Whole Truth about D. H. Lawrence? 12. The Joy of Living and Writing About It: John St. Loe Strachey? 13. The King of Gath Unto His Servant: Magazine Insanity.

The Life of Ludwig Mond (Paperback, 1)

Prelude 1. The Education of A Scientist 2. Apprenticeship to an Industry in Its Infancy 3. Holland or England? 4. Utrecht or Farnworth 5. Wennington Hall 6. ‘The Poplars’ 7. Nickel 8. The ‘Old Man’ Fights On Postscript Technical Appendices Index

Nepali Literature (Hardcover, 1)

Nepali Literature: A Conceptual Introduction;?PART I?GENEALOGIES;?1. Modernist Nepali Poetry, 2. From Epigraphy to E-Books: A Media History of Nepali Literature, 3. Nepali Literature in English Translation: Achievements, Challenges and Prospects, 4. Nation, Language and Identity in Mahakavi Laxmi P Devkota’s Selected Works, 5. Insider Historiography: Diamond Shumsher Rana and Archives of Nepal, 6. Exorcising Ghosts at Politically Liberated Time: A Contextual Reading of Contemporary Nepali Dalit Poetry, 7. Reflections of Revolutionary Tendencies in the Poetry of People’s War in Nepal;?PART II?GENRES;?8. Dramatic Literature of Nepal: A Brief Critical Survey, 9. Beyond the Flaneur: Processional Walking in Abhi Subedi’s Nepal Mandala Plays, 10. From Aspiration to Attrition: The Risks of Mobility in Nepali Literature, 11. The Role of writing-Khabar Kagaz and Political Consciousness in The Land I Flee;?PART III?THEORETICAL INTERVENTIONS;?12. The Ethics of Devotion and the Affective Currents of Loss in Bhanubhakta Acharya’s Badhusiksha and Madhav Prasad Ghimire’s Gauri, 13. From Classic Verses to Contemporary Echoes: Tracing Eco-consciousness in Nepali Poetry, 14. Entangled Epistemologies: Human, Non-Human, and the Sexual in Sumnima, 15. Queer Resistance and Gender Fluidity in Nepali Short Stories, 16. Feminine Sensibility and the Villain in Siris ko Phool, 17. Between Mukunda and Punacha: Siddhicharan Shrestha and the Politics of Belonging in Nepali Literature

Progress, Determinism and Agency in Victorian Sensation Fiction (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction

Part I ? Progress, Determinism and Agency: The Intellectual Context

1. Between Evolution and Extinction: Nineteenth-Century Theories of Adaptation and Maladaptation

2. Between Nature and Nurture: Heredity, Environment and Education in Victorian Thought

3. Between Passion and Prudence: Victorian Discourses of Sexual Selection and Reproduction

4. Between Redemption and Resignation: Victorian Perspectives on Destiny, Free Will and Moral Responsibility

Part II ? Progress, Determinism and Agency: Victorian Sensation Novels

5. Mary Elizabeth Braddon’s?Lady Audley’s Secret?(1862)

6. Wilkie Collins’s?Armadale?(1866)

7. Rhoda Broughton’s?Not Wisely, but Too Well?(1867)

8. James Payn’s?Bred in the Bone; Or, Like Father, Like Son?(1871)

Conclusion