This book investigates how Victorian fiction reconfigures the narrative and social conventions of inheritance by revealing its unsettling affinities with speculative forms. The book takes an interdisciplinary historical and formal approach, reading contemporary political and legal discussions alongside Brontë, Dickens, Collins, and Eliot.
This book investigates how Victorian fiction reconfigures the narrative and social conventions of inheritance by revealing its unsettling affinities with speculative forms. The book takes an interdisciplinary historical and formal approach, reading contemporary political and legal discussions alongside Brontë, Dickens, Collins, and Eliot.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Noa Reich is assistant professor in the Department of English at the University of Lethbridge.
Inhaltsangabe
Acknowledgments Introduction: Speculating on Inheritance in Victorian Fiction Chapter One: "That Popular Character ... Call[ed] Another": Relational Speculation in Our Mutual Friend Chapter Two: "Houseless-ness" and the "Dead Pledge" in Wuthering Heights Chapter Three: Seeing "No Guiltless Minds": Inheritance and Liability in Collins's Armadale Chapter Four: "Like the Inheritance of a Fortune": "Speckilation" and Mortmain in Middlemarch Conclusion: Will-dangling and Sphex Wasps: Towards an Afterlife of Victorian Inheritance Bibliography About the Author
Acknowledgments Introduction: Speculating on Inheritance in Victorian Fiction Chapter One: "That Popular Character ... Call[ed] Another": Relational Speculation in Our Mutual Friend Chapter Two: "Houseless-ness" and the "Dead Pledge" in Wuthering Heights Chapter Three: Seeing "No Guiltless Minds": Inheritance and Liability in Collins's Armadale Chapter Four: "Like the Inheritance of a Fortune": "Speckilation" and Mortmain in Middlemarch Conclusion: Will-dangling and Sphex Wasps: Towards an Afterlife of Victorian Inheritance Bibliography About the Author
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