Edited by Kirstie Blair and Anne Stiles
Volume 10 (2013)
The Transformations of Charles Dickens in Early Socialist Poland
Ewa Kujawska‐Lis
Victorian Literature, Religion, and Secularization
Charles LaPorte
Form and Global Consciousness in the Victorian Period
Ayşe Çelikkol
The Man, the Butterfly, and the Heaven above: A Comparative Look at Robert Browning and Chinese Philosophy
Shu‐Fang. Lai
The Global Circulation of Charles Dickens’s Novels
Regenia Gagnier
The Global Circulation of the Literatures of Decadence
Regenia Gagnier
Volume 9 (2012)
Special Issue: Philosophy and Literature in Nineteenth‐Century Britain
Literary Form and Philosophical Thought in Nineteenth‐Century Britain (pages 695–707)
Kate Hext
Fichte, Carlyle and the British Literary Reception of German Idealism (pages 721–732)
Kit Andrews
‘God’s Truth’: Kant, Mill and Moral Epistemology in Oliver Twist (pages 733–742)
Andrew Mangham
Existential Scrooge: A Kierkegaardian Reading of A Christmas Carol (pages 743–751)
Shale Preston
Moving Worlds: Fictionality and Illusion after Coleridge (pages 752–763)
Peter Garratt
George Eliot, Harriet Martineau and the Popularisation of Comte’s Positive Philosophy (pages 764–773)
Lesa Scholl
Dialectical Envisioning: Daniel Deronda and British Ethical Idealism (pages 774–785)
Hao Li
“Moving Things into Certain Places”: Nature, Culture and Art as Practice in Victorian Writing (pages 786–800)
Philipp Erchinger
Victorian Instincts: Anthony Trollope and the Philosophy of Law (pages 801–812)
Frederik Van Dam
The Influences of Buddhism and Comparative Religion on Matthew Arnold (pages 813–825)
J. Jeffrey Franklin
The Triumph of Schopenhauer’s Pessimism Over Comte’s Positivism in George Gissing’s Early Writing (pages 826–836)
Debbie Harrison
The Idea of Wessex: Subject, Place, and Memory in Thomas Hardy’s Poetry (pages 837–847)
Julian Wolfreys
Constance Naden’s Philosophical Poetry (pages 848–860)
Nour Alarabi
Rewriting Paterian Sympathy: Vernon Lee and Elitist Empathy (pages 861–872)
Sarah Townley
Liberating Conversations: John Stuart Mill and Mona Caird (pages 873–883)
Demelza Hookway
When Lions Talk: Wittgenstein, Kipling, and the Language of Colonialism1 (pages 884–893)
Jonathan Rey Lee
‘Of Golden King and Silver Lady’: Yeats and the Pre‐Socratic Philosophers (pages 894–907)
Elizabeth Muller
Afterword: Literature and Philosophy 1850–1910: The View from New England (pages 908–915)
David Greenham
Teaching Guide for: ‘“Moving Things into Certain Places”: Nature, Culture and Art as Practice in Victorian Writing’ (pages 916–917)
Philipp Erchinger
Teaching Guide for: ‘Existential Scrooge: A Kierkegaardian Reading of A Christmas Carol’ (pages 920–921)
Shale Preston
‘Eulogiseth Marie: A Critic’s Review of Recent Corelli Scholarship’ (pages 570–587)
Julia Kuehn
Postcolonial Ecocriticism and Victorian Studies (pages 476–488)
John Miller
“The Walter Scott of Tahiti”: Robert Louis Stevenson’s Ballad Translation (pages 489–501)
Letitia Henville
‘Rati Viparite’: Gitagovinda and Erotic (Trans)migrations in Nineteenth Century Bengal I (pages 441–452)
Rangeet Sengupta
‘Rati Viparite’: Gitagovinda and Erotic (Trans)migrations in Nineteenth Century Bengal II (pages 387–393)
Rangeet Sengupta
Recent Studies in Nineteenth-Century Spiritualism (pages 431–440)
Christine Ferguson
TRANS-VICTORIANS: Poetics, Translation, English (pages 380–386)
Meredith Martin
The Psychology of Reading and the Victorian Novel (pages 199–212)
Debra Gettelman
Energy, Ecology, and Victorian Fiction (pages 213–224)
Barri J. Gold
The Other Great Exhibition: Mayhew’s Catalog of the Industrious (pages 95–105)
Priti Joshi
Volume 8 (2011)
Victorian Sexualities (pages 767–775)
Holly Furneaux
A Score of Change: Twenty Years of Critical Musicology and Victorian Literature(pages 776–794)
Phyllis Weliver
Dickens on the Chinese Screen (pages 795–810)
Ting Guo
Haggard Criticism since 1980: Imperial Romance Before and After the Postcolonial Turn (pages 645–659)
Neil E. Hultgren
Recent Studies in Victorian English Literary Dialect and its Linguistic Connections(pages 660–674)
Sue Edney
Three Studies in Literature and Medicine: Reading, Writing, Performance and Empathy (pages 439–442)
Jessica Howell, Kabir Matharu, Marilyn McIntyre and Masha Mimran
Drama and Empathy in Medical Education (pages 443–454)
Kabir S. Matharu, Jessica Howell and Faith Fitzgerald
Patient Poets: Pathography in Poetry (pages 455–463)
Marilyn McEntyre
Through the Looking-Glass: Joyce’s ‘Circe’, Flaubert’s Madame Bovary and the Poetics of Vision (pages 464–475)
Masha Mimran
‘I Flung Myself into Futurity’: Wells Studies for the Twenty-First Century (pages 476–486)
Steven McLean
Victorian Pornography and the Laws of Genre (pages 340–348)
Kathleen Frederickson
Victorian Thermodynamics and the Novel: Problems and Prospects (pages 206–213)
Allen MacDuffie
George Meredith’s Poetry and the Critical Imagination (pages 142–150)
Rebecca N. Mitchell
Volume 7 (2010)
Unsettling the Normative: Articulations of Masculinity in Victorian Literature and Culture (pages 1077–1088)
Dustin Friedman
The Victorian Diary: Between the Public and the Private (pages 977–988)
Anne-Marie Millim
Trollopian Form: An Introduction (pages 851–854)
Lauren M. E. Goodlad
Trollope’s Chapters (pages 855–860)
Nicholas Dames
Trollope, Seriality, and the ‘Dullness’ of Form (pages 861–866)
Carolyn Dever
The Trollopian Geopolitical Aesthetic (pages 867–875)
Lauren M. E. Goodlad
Tennyson at 200: The Bicentenary of the Victorian Laureate (pages 876–882)
John Morton
Literature and the Late-Victorian Radical Press (pages 702–712)
Elizabeth Carolyn Miller
Recent Work on Pygmalion in Nineteenth-Century Literature (p 586-596)
Amelia Yeates
Victorian Literature and the Reception of Greece and Rome (p 484-495)
Isobel Hurst
Ways of Reading Animals in Victorian Literature, Culture and Science (p 347-357)
Jed Mayer
Anglo-Saxonism in Nineteenth-Century Poetry (p 358-369)
Chris Jones
Victorian Print Culture, Journalism and the Novel (p 290-300)
Matthew Rubery
The Distant Future? Reading Franco Moretti (p 214-225)
Rachel Serlen
Deploying ‘Ethics’ in Victorian England (p 226-242)
Hao Li
Volume 6 (2009)
The Travels of Naturalism and the Challenges of a World Literary History (p 1198-1210)
Christopher L. Hill
Global Dickens (p 1211-1223)
John O. Jordan
Fairy Tale and Folklore in the Nineteenth Century (p 785-798)
Caroline Sumpter
Boz, Ba and Derry Down Derry: Names and Pseudonyms in Victorian Literature (p 799-809)
Anna Barton
‘Annotation Mapping’ and What it Means: Developing the Gladstone Catalogue as a Resource for the History of Reading (p 499-510)
Matthew Bradley
Metre, History, Context: Introduction to the Metre Matters Cluster (p 511-514)
Jason David Hall
Reciprocal Scansion in Wordsworth’s ‘There Was a Boy’ (p 515-523)
Emma Mason, Rhian Williams
Robert Browning’s Compounds (p 524-531)
Ross Wilson
The Internationalism of Ernest Jones’s Dialectical Prosody (p 532-539)
Margaret A. Loose
Gender and Authority in British Women Hymn-Writers’ Use of Metre, 1760–1900 (p 540-548)
Nancy Jiwon Cho
Involuntary Metrics and the Physiology of Memory (p 549-556)
Ashley Miller
‘For the Inscape’s Sake’: Sounding the Self in the Metres of Gerard Manley Hopkins (p 557-564)
Summer Star
Beyond Deronda?: Victorian Studies and Jewish Chronicles (p 206-227)
Sarah Gracombe
The Novel (in Theory) (p 228-243)
David Kurnick
Volume 5 (2008)
Representations of the Devil in Fin-de-Siècle Literature (p 1170-1178)
Lizzie White
Victorian Detective Fiction (p 1179-1196)
Andrew Radford
Literature and Medicine: Twenty-Five Years Later (p 964-980)
Peter Melville Logan
Victorian Psychology and the Novel (p 668-680)
Anne Stiles
Recent Scholarship on Walter Pater: ‘Antithetical Scholar of Understanding’s End’ (p 407-423)
Kate Hext
Twentieth-Century Re-Workings of the Victorian Novel (134-144)
Grace Moore
Volume 4 (2007)
Where Next in Victorian Literary Studies? –’Interesting Times’ and the Lesson of ‘A Corner in Lightning’ (p 1475-1484)
David Amigoni
The Silver-Fork Novel across Romantic and Victorian Views: Class, Gender and Commodity Culture, 1820–1841 (p 1227-1240)
Muireann O’Cinneide
Formal Pasts and Formal Possibilities in Victorian Studies (p 1241-1256)
Caroline Levine
Where Next in Victorian Literary Studies? – Introduction (p 1277-1279)
Francis O’Gorman
Where Next in Victorian Literary Studies? – Historicism, Collaboration and Digital Editing (p 1292-1302)
Valerie Sanders
Where Next in Victorian Literary Studies? – Historicism and Hospitality (p 1303-1317)
John Bowen
Amy Levy and Identity Criticism: A Review of Recent Work (p 1318-1329)
Sarah Minsloff
Sowing Wild Oats: The Fallen Man in Late-Victorian Society Melodrama (p 888-898)
David Haldane Lawrence
Studying the Victorian Novel in Print: Professional Authorship and Idiosyncrasy (p 899-916)
Amanpal Garcha
Lyric Narrative Hybrids in Victorian Poetry (p 917-934)
Monique R. Morgan
The Victorian Literature of Fear (p 508-523)
Aviva Briefel
Recent Hardy Criticism (p 284-297)
Ralph Pite
Victorian Feeling and the Victorian Novel (p 298-316)
Rachel Ablow
Portraits of the Girl-Child: Female Bildungsroman in Victorian Fiction1 (p 317-335)
Sarah E. Maier
The Measure of Time: Rising and Falling in Victorian Meters (p 336-354)
Emily Harrington
Volume 3 (2006)
Englishness and the Victorians (p 1408-1421)
Roger Ebbatson
The Victorians’ View of France (p 562-571)
Britta Martens
Towards a Global Ecology of the Fin de Siècle (p 572-587)
Regenia Gagnier, Martin Delveaux
“The Sun Shines on a World Re-Arisen to Pleasure”: The Fin-de-Siècle Metaphysical Revival (p 195-217)
Tracy Seeley
In Such a State of Ink: Adolescents in the Novels of Charles Dickens (p 218-229)
Elizabeth Welburn
The New Woman in the New Millennium: Recent Trends in Criticism of New Woman Fiction (p 32-42)
Ann Heilmann
Volume 2 (2005)
Class and Victorian Poetics (p **-**)
Florence Boos
Mapping the Victorian Sensation Novel: Some Recent and Future Trends (p **-**)
Andrew Maunder
Erotics, Aesthetics, Politics: Henry James Today (p **-**)
Daniel K. Hannah
Like Leaving the Nile. IVANHOE, a User’s Manual (p **-**)
Jerome McGann
The Old Aestheticism and the New (p **-**)
Nicholas Shrimpton
Rethinking the Victorian Sage: Nineteenth-Century Prose and Scottish Common Sense Philosophy (p **-**)
Gavin Budge
Victorian Shakespeare
Gail Marshall
Volume 1 (2004)
Victorian Life Writing (p **-**)
Valerie Sanders
The Material Turn in Victorian Studies (p **-**)
Lyn Pykett
Clasping Hands Across the Gulf: The Victorians and the Eighteenth Century (p **-**)
Francis O’Gorman, Katherine Turner
‘The Victorian’ (p **-**)
Philip Davis
Gourmet Meals and Fast Food: a Vocal Approach to Dickens’s Literature and Journalism (p **-**)
Ian Wilkinson
Dickens, The Haunting Man (p **-**)
Steve Connor
Compass Points for Victorian Poetry Studies: 2002–2004 and Beyond (p **-**)
Linda K. Hughes
Walter Pater Unmasked: Impressionistic Criticism and the Gender of Aesthetic Writing (p **-**)
Stefano Evangelista
Law and Nineteenth-Century Literature (p **-**)
Gill Ballinger
Why ‘Victorian’? A Period and Its Problems (p **-**)
Joseph Bristow
Science in the Nineteenth-Century Periodical (p **-**)
Gowan Dawson, Jonathan R. Topham
Socialism and Victorian Poetry (p **-**)
Ruth Livesey
Queer Empathy: or, Reading/Writing the Queer in Victorian Poetry (p **-**)
Virginia Blain
The Modern Prometheus?: Victorian Science and Literature (p **-**)
Elisabeth Wadge
The Heart in Victorian Poetry (p **-**)
Kirstie Blair
