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Forthcoming and Recent Publications in Victorian Studies
The Cambridge Companion to the Poem
Edited by Sean Pryor
Positions poetry in relation to significant social and cultural contexts, from decolonization to the digital sphere
Evolutionary Aestheticism in Victorian Culture
Lindsay Wilhelm
Defines and historicizes an interdisciplinary intellectual tradition that linked the Aesthetic (or ‘art for art’s sake’) Movement and post-Darwinian science, offering a fuller account of how each shaped nineteenth-century debates about pleasure, sex, social progress, and rationalism
Nineteenth-Century Literature in Transition: The 1850s
Edited by Gail Marshall
Deliberately interdisciplinary in approach, mirroring the intellectual and cultural situation of the Victorians themselves whilst opening up new avenues of investigation for modern readers
Stylistic Virtue and Victorian Fiction: Form, Ethics, and the Novel
Matthew Sussman
Reveals significance of virtue theory in nineteenth-century ethics and aesthetics, with implications for contemporary criticism