The Measure of Manliness is among the first books to focus on representations of disability in Victorian literature, showing that far from being marginalized or pathologized, disability was central to the narrative form of the mid-century novel. Mid-Victorian novels evidenced a proliferation of male
The Victorian Novel and Masculinity
β Scribed by Phillip Mallett (eds.)
- Publisher
- Palgrave Macmillan UK
- Year
- 2015
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 233
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Table of Contents
Front Matter....Pages i-xv
Masculinity, Power and Play in the Work of the BrontΓ«s....Pages 1-30
Working- Class Masculinity and the Victorian Novel....Pages 31-50
Dickens and Masculinity: The Necessity of the Nurturing Male....Pages 51-66
Tomboys and Girly Boys in George Eliotβs Early Fiction....Pages 67-87
Manful Sensations: Affect, Domesticity and Class Status Anxiety in East Lynne and Aurora Floyd....Pages 88-115
Growing up to Be a Man: Thomas Hardy and Masculinity....Pages 116-150
Masculinity, Imperialism and the Novel....Pages 151-171
Aestheticism, Resistance and the Realist Novel: Marius and Masculinity....Pages 172-188
Conradβs Theatre of Masculinities....Pages 189-213
Back Matter....Pages 214-217
β¦ Subjects
Gender Studies; Literature, general; Fiction; Nineteenth-Century Literature; British and Irish Literature; Social History
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