This new, wide-ranging framework for understanding Victorian settler colonialism reveals the energetic circulation of literary forms between Australia, New Zealand and Britain. Analysis of both literary and economic texts gives students an essential grounding in the historical and political context of empire that shaped the Victorian novel.
This new, wide-ranging framework for understanding Victorian settler colonialism reveals the energetic circulation of literary forms between Australia, New Zealand and Britain. Analysis of both literary and economic texts gives students an essential grounding in the historical and political context of empire that shaped the Victorian novel.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
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Cambridge Studies in Nineteenth-Century Literature and Culture
Philip Steer is Senior Lecturer in English at Massey University, Auckland. He is co-editor with Nathan K. Hensley of Ecological Form: System and Aesthetics in the Age of Empire (2018), and his essays have appeared in Victorian Studies and Victorian Literature and Culture, as well as in Modernism, Postcolonialism, and Globalism (2018) and A History of New Zealand Literature (Cambridge, 2016). He completed his doctorate at Duke University after being awarded a Fulbright Scholarship. He is also the recipient of a Marsden Fund Fast-Start Grant from the Royal Society of New Zealand.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: settler colonialism and metropolitan culture; 1. The transportable pip: liberal character territory and the settled subject; 2. Gold and greater Britain: the Australian gold rushes unsettled desire and the Global British subject; 3. Speculative utopianism: colonial progress debt and Greater Britain; 4. Manning the imperial outpost: the invasion novel geopolitics and the borders of Britishness; Conclusion.
Introduction: settler colonialism and metropolitan culture; 1. The transportable pip: liberal character territory and the settled subject; 2. Gold and greater Britain: the Australian gold rushes unsettled desire and the Global British subject; 3. Speculative utopianism: colonial progress debt and Greater Britain; 4. Manning the imperial outpost: the invasion novel geopolitics and the borders of Britishness; Conclusion.
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