Gothic Manners and the Classic English NovelUniversity of Wisconsin Press, 1988 - Всего страниц: 235 What is it that relates Austen and Trollope, Bronte and Dickens to Eliot, James, Hardy and Ford? How do novels like Pride and Prejudice and Barchester Towers and novels like Wuthering Heights and Great Expectations become part of Middlemarch, The Portrait of a Lady, Jude the Obscure and Parade's End? For Joseph Wiesenfarth, the relationships and connections are bound up in what he calls Gothic Manners. His argument is that the salient elements of two genres, that of the novel of manners and that of the new Gothic novel, come together and form a synthesis which accounts, in good part, for the greatness of classical English fiction. |
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... Dombey and Son ) of Dick Whittington , the orphan boy who is violently mis- treated by Cecily , the cook , but who , through the efforts of his cat ( not through his own efforts ) gains a fortune , marries his rich master's daughter ...
... Dombey and Son ) of Dick Whittington , the orphan boy who is violently mis- treated by Cecily , the cook , but who , through the efforts of his cat ( not through his own efforts ) gains a fortune , marries his rich master's daughter ...
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... Dombey and Son . Ed . Peter Fairclough . Introd . Ray- mond Williams . Harmondsworth : Penguin , 1970 . Dickens , Charles . Great Expectations . Ed . Angus Calder . Harmonds- worth : Penguin , 1965 . Dickens , Charles . Oliver Twist ...
... Dombey and Son . Ed . Peter Fairclough . Introd . Ray- mond Williams . Harmondsworth : Penguin , 1970 . Dickens , Charles . Great Expectations . Ed . Angus Calder . Harmonds- worth : Penguin , 1965 . Dickens , Charles . Oliver Twist ...
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... Dombey and Son , 90 ; Oliver Twist , 98 ; Bleak House , 104-5 , 193 , 209- 10n1 , 210n3 ; and Waugh , 191 ; Little Dorrit , 209-10n1 ; and influence on Hardy , 213n3 Disraeli , Benjamin , 54 Donadio , Stephen , 135 Donne , John : “ Holy ...
... Dombey and Son , 90 ; Oliver Twist , 98 ; Bleak House , 104-5 , 193 , 209- 10n1 , 210n3 ; and Waugh , 191 ; Little Dorrit , 209-10n1 ; and influence on Hardy , 213n3 Disraeli , Benjamin , 54 Donadio , Stephen , 135 Donne , John : “ Holy ...
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Chapter | 8 |
Chapter 1 | 25 |
Manners as Social Exclusion | 41 |
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