Nineteenth-century british - Globe Thesis

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21.	Symptomatic identities: Lovesickness and the nineteenth-century British novel
22.	Dreadful plots: Conspiracy narratives and political struggle in early nineteenth-century British writing
23.	The impasse of Roman Catholicism in nineteenth-century British literature
24.	Gender, power, and the January-May marriage in nineteenth-century British literature
25.	Marriage and class in nineteenth-century British fiction
26.	The great naturalist tradition: Reading naturalism back into the nineteenth century British novel
27.	Illuminating the darkness: The naturalistic evolution of Gothicism in the nineteenth-century British novel and visual art
28.	The moving still: Ekphrasis in the nineteenth-century British novel
29.	Telling relationships: Feminist narrative ethics in the nineteenth-century British novel
30.	The city as monster: Reading monstrosity in the nineteenth-century British urban landscape
31.	Bower of Books: Reading Children in Nineteenth-Century British Literature
32.	Misery Loves Company: Melancholy Aesthetics and Nineteenth-Century British Fiction
33.	The Infant Phenomenon: Shakespeare, the Mimetic Child, and Nineteenth-Century British Literature
34.	Politics for faith: Karamat Ali Jaunpuri and Islamic revivalist movements in British India circa 1800--73
35.	An implicit continuum: Elegiac impulses and poetics of loss in nineteenth-century British poetry
36.	There is a wound in that wall: Representations of Islam in selected works of nineteenth-century British literature
37.	The other woman: Secondary heroines in the nineteenth-century British and *American novel
38.	Dialogic reading of children in nineteenth-century British and American novels
39.	From virtue to sympathy: Perspectives in eighteenth- and nineteenth-century British literature on the disintegration of the social bond
40.	Garden, plate, and den: The Chinese aesthetic in nineteenth-century British literature and visual culture
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