Wilkie Collins in context
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Wilkie Collins in context
Cambridge University Press, 2023
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Summary:"This international collection of essays celebrates the 200th anniversary of Wilkie Collins's birth by exploring his multi-faceted impact on nineteenth-century culture. Examining his lesser-known and shorter works alongside the great novels, this volume provides new perspectives for both students and admirers fascinated by his complex fictions"-- Provided by publisher
Contents of Works
- Life / Melisa Klimaszewski
- Letters / William Baker, Andrew Gasson, and Graham Law
- Publishers and editions / Andrew Gasson
- Early novels / Christopher Pittard
- Middle novels / Tara MacDonald
- Late novels / Maria K. Bachman
- Shorter fiction / Graham Law
- Journalism / Deborah Wynne
- Drama / Caroline Radcliffe
- Contemporary / James Aaron Green
- After death to T.S. Eliot / James Aaron Green
- T.S. Eliot to 1990 / Richard Nemesvari
- 1990 to the present / Tim Dolin and Lucy Dougan
- Modern media adaptations / Alexis Weedon
- Neo-victorianism / Jessica Cox
- Wilkie Collins's library / William Baker
- Wilkie collins and serialization / Catherine Delafield
- Wilkie Collins and sensation fiction / Richard Nemesvari
- Wilkie Collins and Scott / Lizhen Chen
- Wilkie Collins and Dickens / Emily Bell
- Wilkie Collins, Mary Braddon, and other women writers / Jeanette Roberts Shumaker
- Money / Paul Lewis
- Gender / Tamara S. Wagner
- Science and medicine / Laurence Talairach
- Language / Melissa Raines
- Collins and the artists /Leonee Ormond
- Music / Allan W. Atlas
- Politics / Patricia Cove
- Law / Anne-Marie Beller
- Geography and places / Susan R. Hanes
- Victorian environments / Mark Frost
- Race and empire /Melisa Klimaszewski
- Class status and social identity / Jenny Bourne Taylor
- Disability / Heather Tilley
- Ethics / Biwu Shang