Penetrating Critiques pairs Victorian literary texts set in Africa with archival texts in order to explore the fraught problem of British masculinity and its construction.
Penetrating Critiques pairs Victorian literary texts set in Africa with archival texts in order to explore the fraught problem of British masculinity and its construction.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Leslie Allin is an independent scholar with affiliations with the University of Guelph.
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Introduction Part I: Ruptures in Adventure Romance 1. Permeable Boundaries: Violence and Fantasy in Zululand 2. H. Rider Haggard’s Inversions: Vulnerability and the Narrative Volatility of Imperial Romance Part II: Gothic Penetrations 3. Transgression and Loss: General Gordon and Gothic Imagination 4. Marsh’s Perforations: Desire, Imperial Decay, and the Narrative Instability of The Beetle Part III: Modernist Dissolutions 5. Bodily Disintegrations: Forensic Exposure and the Human Leopard Society in Sierra Leone 6. Getting to the Hearts of Darkness Works Cited
Introduction Part I: Ruptures in Adventure Romance 1. Permeable Boundaries: Violence and Fantasy in Zululand 2. H. Rider Haggard’s Inversions: Vulnerability and the Narrative Volatility of Imperial Romance Part II: Gothic Penetrations 3. Transgression and Loss: General Gordon and Gothic Imagination 4. Marsh’s Perforations: Desire, Imperial Decay, and the Narrative Instability of The Beetle Part III: Modernist Dissolutions 5. Bodily Disintegrations: Forensic Exposure and the Human Leopard Society in Sierra Leone 6. Getting to the Hearts of Darkness Works Cited
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