Titlebook: Outlandish English Subjects in the Victorian Domestic Novel; Timothy L. Carens Book 2005 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publi

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Portions Wholly Savage: Ongoing Reforms at Home and Abroad,t his commission in the Indian army for using excessive force, Aminta abandons him to live with her lover, Matthew Weyburn, a scholar who promotes internationalism and sexual equality. In this broad outline, the novel seems, like other New Woman novels of the period, to endorse a woman’s bid for fre

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978-1-349-52363-4Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2005

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230501614Charles Dickens; English literature; novel; Victorian era; British and Irish Literature

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Crossing the Divide,an uprising of 1857, the “present calamity,” as she phrases it, facing “the English people” (2). Imperial crisis leads both writers to smooth over differences at home — to be English is also to be British and European — and accentuate them in relation to colonial otherness. Both writers intimate a v

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Strange Relations: The Evangelical and Anthropological Roots of Imperial Anxiety, of fixity, of certainty, centredness, homogeneity, as something unproblematically identical with itself” (2). Neither Gikandi nor Baucom promotes this misunderstanding, but the extent to which Victorian culture anxiously perceived forms of colonial “otherness” built into the framework of English id

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Failed Colonies in Africa and England: Civilizing Despair in , In 1841, the African Civilization Society had conducted a highly publicized expedition to the region, intending to establish a model farm that would function as an outpost of civilizing progress on the upper reaches of the river. In 1848, several widely read narratives of the expedition gave the pu

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