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The Scum of Humanity: ,rces restraint, there is a double attitude to the body which might be discussed by reference to Julia Kristeva on ., and which is activated by the drive towards modernity but also by a discursive .. In this last chapter I want to give space to this which, if named, would make Dickens’s sympathies at some moments near to being proto-fascist.