The Cambridge History of the English Novel

• Frontmatter
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• pp. i-xiv

• Introduction by Robert L. Caserio and Clement Hawes
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• pp. 1-13

• 1 - The novel before “the novel” by John Richetti
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• pp. 14-29

• 2 - Biographical form in the novel by J. A. Downie
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• pp. 30-45

• 3 - Legal discourse and novelistic form by Eleanor Shevlin
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• pp. 46-62

• 4 - Novelistic history by Clement Hawes
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• pp. 63-79

• 5 - Interiorities by Elaine McGirr
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• pp. 80-96

• 6 - Samuel Richardson by Carol Houlihan Flynn
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• pp. 97-112

• 7 - Domesticities and novel narratives by Cynthia Wall
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• pp. 113-130

• 8 - Obscenity and the erotics of fiction by Thomas Keymer
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• pp. 131-146

• 9 - Cognitive alternatives to interiority by Lisa Zunshine
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• pp. 147-162

• 10 - The novel, the British nation, and Britain's four kingdoms by Janet Sorensen
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• pp. 163-179

• 11 - Money's productivity in narrative fiction by Liz Bellamy
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• pp. 180-195

• 12 - “The southern unknown countries”: imagining the Pacific in the eighteenth-century novel by Robert Markley
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• pp. 196-212

• 13 - Editorial fictions: paratexts, fragments, and the novel by Barbara M. Benedict
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• pp. 213-229

• 14 - Extraordinary narrators: metafiction and it-narratives by Mark Blackwell
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• pp. 230-245

• 15 - Romance redivivus by Scott Black
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• pp. 246-261

• 16 - Gothic success and gothic failure: formal innovation in a much-maligned genre by George Haggerty
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• pp. 262-276

• 17 - Sir Walter Scott: historiography contested by fiction by Murray Pittock
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• pp. 277-291

• 18 - How and where we live now: Edgeworth, Austen, Dickens, and Trollope by Barry Weller
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• pp. 292-307

• 19 - From Wollstonecraft to Gissing: the revolutionary emergence of women, children, and labor in novelistic narrative by Carolyn Lesjak
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• pp. 308-324

• 20 - Spaces and places (I): the four nations by Deborah Epstein Nord
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• pp. 325-340

• 21 - Dickens, Charlotte Brontë, Gaskell: politics and its limits by Amanda Anderson
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• pp. 341-356

• 22 - Populations: pictures of prose in Hardy, Austen, Eliot, and Thackeray by Aaron Fogel
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• pp. 357-372

• 23 - The novel amid new sciences by Phillip Mallett
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• pp. 373-388

• 24 - George Eliot's past and present: emblematic histories by Barry V. Qualls
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• pp. 389-404

• 25 - The Bildungsroman by Brigid Lowe
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• pp. 405-420

• 26 - The novel and social cognition: internalist and externalist by Alan Palmer
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• pp. 421-436

• 27 - Clamors of eros by Richard A. Kaye
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• pp. 437-451

• 28 - The novel as immoral, anti-social force by Christopher Lane
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• pp. 452-468

• 29 - Sensations: gothic, horror, crime fiction, detective fiction by Peter K. Garrett
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• pp. 469-484

• 30 - Realism and romance by Francis O'Gorman
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• pp. 485-499

• 31 - Spaces and places (II): around the globe by David James
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• pp. 500-516

• 32 - Imperial romance by Robert L. Caserio
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• pp. 517-532

• 33 - The art novel: Impressionists and aesthetes by Jesse Matz
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• pp. 533-548

• 34 - The impact of lyric, drama, and verse narrative on novel form by Stefanie Markovits
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• pp. 549-564

• 35 - Henry James and Joseph Conrad: the pursuit of autonomy by Robert Hampson
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• pp. 565-580

• 36 - Joyce: the modernist novel's revolution in matter and manner by Derek Attridge
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• pp. 581-595

• 37 - Richardson, Woolf, Lawrence: the modernist novel's experiments with narrative (I) by Mark Wollaeger
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• pp. 596-611

• 38 - Wells, Forster, Firbank, Lewis, Huxley, Compton-Burnett, Green: the modernist novel's experiments with narrative (II) by Jonathan Greenberg
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• pp. 612-628

• 39 - Beyond autonomy: political dimensions of modernist novels by Morag Shiach
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• pp. 629-644

• 40 - Fiction by women: continuities and changes, 1930–1990 by Elizabeth Maslen
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• pp. 645-660

• 41 - The novel amid other discourses by Patricia Waugh
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• pp. 661-676

• 42 - The novel and thirty years of war by Marina MacKay
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• pp. 677-692

• 43 - Thrillers by Allan Hepburn
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• pp. 693-708

• 44 - Novelistic complications of spaces and places: the four nations and regionalism by Dominic Head
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• pp. 709-723

• 45 - The series novel: a dominant form by Suzanne Keen
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• pp. 724-739

• 46 - The novel's West Indian revolution by Peter Kalliney
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• pp. 740-756

• 47 - Postwar renewals of experiment, 1945–1979 by Philip Tew
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• pp. 757-773

• 48 - The novel amid new technology and media by Julian Murphet
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• pp. 774-790

• 49 - Novels of same-sex desire by Gregory Woods
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• pp. 791-806

• 50 - From Wells to John Berger: the social democratic era of the novel by Charles Ferrall
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• 51 - The postcolonial novel: history and memory by C. L. Innes
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• pp. 823-839

• 52 - History and heritage: the English novel's persistent historiographical turn by Peter Childs
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• pp. 840-855

• 53 - Twentieth-century satire: the poetics and politics of negativity by James F. English
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• pp. 856-871

• 54 - Unending romance: science fiction and fantasy in the twentieth century by Edward James and Farah Mendlesohn
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• pp. 872-886

• Select bibliography
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• pp. 887-900

• Index
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• pp. 901-944