"This international collection of essays celebrates the 200th anniversary of Wilkie Collins's birth by exploring his multi-faceted impact on nineteenth-century culture. Examining his lesser-known and shorter works alongside the great novels, this volume provides new perspectives for both students and admirers fascinated by his complex fictions"--
"This international collection of essays celebrates the 200th anniversary of Wilkie Collins's birth by exploring his multi-faceted impact on nineteenth-century culture. Examining his lesser-known and shorter works alongside the great novels, this volume provides new perspectives for both students and admirers fascinated by his complex fictions"--
Part I. Life and Works: 1. Life Melisa Klimaszewski 2. Letters William Baker, Andrew Gasson, and Graham Law 3. Publishers and editions Andrew Gasson 4. Early novels Christopher Pittard 5. Middle novels Tara MacDonald 6. Late novels Maria K. Bachman 7. Shorter fiction Graham Law 8. Journalism Deborah Wynne 9. Drama Caroline Radcliffe Part II. Critical Response and Afterlife: 10. Contemporary James Aaron Green 11. After death to T. S. Eliot James Aaron Green 12. T. S. Eliot to 1990 Richard Nemesvari 13. 1990 to the present Tim Dolin and Lucy Dougan 14. Modern media adaptations Alexis Weedon 15. Neo-victorianism Jessica Cox Part III. Contexts: Literary: 16. Wilkie Collins's library William Baker 17. Wilkie collins and serialization Catherine Delafield 18. Wilkie Collins and sensation fiction Richard Nemesvari 19. Wilkie Collins and Scott Lizhen Chen 20. Wilkie Collins and Dickens Emily Bell 21. Wilkie Collins, Mary Braddon, and other women writers Jeanette Roberts Shumaker Part IV. Contexts: Cultural and Social: 22. Money Paul Lewis 23. Gender Tamara S. Wagner 24. Science and medicine Laurence Talairach 25. Language Melissa Raines 26. Collins and the artists Leonee Ormond 27. Music Allan W. Atlas 28. Politics Patricia Cove 29. Law Anne-Marie Beller 30.Geography and places Susan R. Hanes 31. Victorian environments Mark Frost 32. Race and empire Melisa Klimaszewski 33. Class status and social identity Jenny Bourne Taylor 34. Disability Heather Tilley 35. Ethics Biwu Shang Further Reading Index.
Part I. Life and Works: 1. Life Melisa Klimaszewski 2. Letters William Baker, Andrew Gasson, and Graham Law 3. Publishers and editions Andrew Gasson 4. Early novels Christopher Pittard 5. Middle novels Tara MacDonald 6. Late novels Maria K. Bachman 7. Shorter fiction Graham Law 8. Journalism Deborah Wynne 9. Drama Caroline Radcliffe Part II. Critical Response and Afterlife: 10. Contemporary James Aaron Green 11. After death to T. S. Eliot James Aaron Green 12. T. S. Eliot to 1990 Richard Nemesvari 13. 1990 to the present Tim Dolin and Lucy Dougan 14. Modern media adaptations Alexis Weedon 15. Neo-victorianism Jessica Cox Part III. Contexts: Literary: 16. Wilkie Collins's library William Baker 17. Wilkie collins and serialization Catherine Delafield 18. Wilkie Collins and sensation fiction Richard Nemesvari 19. Wilkie Collins and Scott Lizhen Chen 20. Wilkie Collins and Dickens Emily Bell 21. Wilkie Collins, Mary Braddon, and other women writers Jeanette Roberts Shumaker Part IV. Contexts: Cultural and Social: 22. Money Paul Lewis 23. Gender Tamara S. Wagner 24. Science and medicine Laurence Talairach 25. Language Melissa Raines 26. Collins and the artists Leonee Ormond 27. Music Allan W. Atlas 28. Politics Patricia Cove 29. Law Anne-Marie Beller 30.Geography and places Susan R. Hanes 31. Victorian environments Mark Frost 32. Race and empire Melisa Klimaszewski 33. Class status and social identity Jenny Bourne Taylor 34. Disability Heather Tilley 35. Ethics Biwu Shang Further Reading Index.
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