Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- NOTES ON THE CONTRIBUTORS
- INTRODUCTION
- 1 THE DICKENS TAPE: AFFECT AND SOUND REPRODUCTION IN THE CHIMES
- 2 DICKENS, SEXUALITY AND THE BODY; OR, CLOCK LOVING: MASTER HUMPHREY'S QUEER OBJECTS OF DESIRE
- 3 TEXTS, PARATEXTS AND ‘E-TEXTS’: THE POETICS OF COMMUNICATION IN DICKENS'S JOURNALISM
- 4 CORPUS STYLISTICS – DICKENS, TEXT-DRIVENNESS AND THE FICTIONAL WORLD
- 5 THINGS, WORDS AND THE MEANINGS OF ART
- 6 DICKENS AND THE CIRCUS OF MODERNITY
- 7 THE OLIVER! PHENOMENON; OR, ‘PLEASE, SIR, WE WANT MORE AND MORE!’
- 8 ‘WOW! SHE'S A LESBIAN. GOT TO BE!’: RE-READING/RE-VIEWING DICKENS AND NEO-VICTORIANISM ON THE BBC
- 9 OUT OF PLACE: DAVID COPPERFIELD'S IRRESOLVABLE GEOGRAPHIES
- 10 AFTERWORD: THE 2012 BICENTENARY
- Index
NOTES ON THE CONTRIBUTORS
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Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- NOTES ON THE CONTRIBUTORS
- INTRODUCTION
- 1 THE DICKENS TAPE: AFFECT AND SOUND REPRODUCTION IN THE CHIMES
- 2 DICKENS, SEXUALITY AND THE BODY; OR, CLOCK LOVING: MASTER HUMPHREY'S QUEER OBJECTS OF DESIRE
- 3 TEXTS, PARATEXTS AND ‘E-TEXTS’: THE POETICS OF COMMUNICATION IN DICKENS'S JOURNALISM
- 4 CORPUS STYLISTICS – DICKENS, TEXT-DRIVENNESS AND THE FICTIONAL WORLD
- 5 THINGS, WORDS AND THE MEANINGS OF ART
- 6 DICKENS AND THE CIRCUS OF MODERNITY
- 7 THE OLIVER! PHENOMENON; OR, ‘PLEASE, SIR, WE WANT MORE AND MORE!’
- 8 ‘WOW! SHE'S A LESBIAN. GOT TO BE!’: RE-READING/RE-VIEWING DICKENS AND NEO-VICTORIANISM ON THE BBC
- 9 OUT OF PLACE: DAVID COPPERFIELD'S IRRESOLVABLE GEOGRAPHIES
- 10 AFTERWORD: THE 2012 BICENTENARY
- Index
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- Dickens and Modernity , pp. ix - xiiPublisher: Boydell & BrewerPrint publication year: 2012