Light Touches: Cultural Practices of Illumination, 1800-1900 explores how urban lives in the nineteenth century were increasingly touched by innovations in the technologies and aesthetics of illumination. Dramatic changes in qualities of light - and darkness - became acutely palpable to the human sensorium; using, seeing, feeling, and being in l
Light Touches: Cultural Practices of Illumination, 1800-1900 explores how urban lives in the nineteenth century were increasingly touched by innovations in the technologies and aesthetics of illumination. Dramatic changes in qualities of light - and darkness - became acutely palpable to the human sensorium; using, seeing, feeling, and being in l
Alice Barnaby is Associate Professor of Nineteenth-Century Literature and Culture at Swansea University, UK.
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List of Figures Introduction 1. 'From these three light shade and colour we construct the visible world' 2. Muslin: Concealing and Revealing 3. Mirrors: Reflection Recognition Remediation 4. Mood lighting: Public illuminations 5. Aesthetics and economics of daylight 6. 'Seeing with vision that feels feeling with fingers that see' Conclusion Index
List of Figures Introduction 1. 'From these three light shade and colour we construct the visible world' 2. Muslin: Concealing and Revealing 3. Mirrors: Reflection Recognition Remediation 4. Mood lighting: Public illuminations 5. Aesthetics and economics of daylight 6. 'Seeing with vision that feels feeling with fingers that see' Conclusion Index
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