Vol. 43 No. 1/2: (Spring/Fall 2016)

Articles

• From the Editor

  Barry Tharaud

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• Introduction: Critiquing the Victorian Critics

  Laurence W. Mazzeno

  1-10

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• To Think Anew: Arnold, the Literary, and Social Justice

  D. Michael Kramp

  11-28

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• John Churton Collins: The Critic as Pundit and Controversialist

  Anthony Kearney

  29-48

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• E.S. Dallas, Mid-Victorian Individualism, and the Form of the Book Review

  Michael J. Flynn

  49-64

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• George Eliot and the ‘Silly Novels’

  Tamara S. Wagner

  65-80

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• Edmund Gosse Entertains: Gossip in a Library (1891)

  Kathy Rees

  81-100

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• Elizabeth Julia Hasell and Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine

  Joanne Wilkes

  101-114

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• Allusive Tactics: R.H. Horne, Induction, and ‘Desultory Criticism’

  Jonathan Farina

  115-134

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• Richard Holt Hutton: A Retrospective

  Richard D. Fulton

  135-150

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• The Critical Response to Children’s Books in Geraldine Jewsbury’s Athenaeum Reviews

  Lewis C. Roberts

  151-170

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• Julia Kavanagh, English Women of Letters, and Public Opinion

  Julia McCord Chavez

  171-192

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• Ethics and Empathy in the Literary Criticism of Vernon Lee

  Kristin Mahoney

  193-210

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• David Masson, Pedagogical Reform, and the Victorian Novel

  Alexandra Lawrie

  211-226

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• ‘The Morality of Style’: John Morley as Essayistic Liberal

  Marco de Waard

  227-244

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• Margaret Oliphant Becomes a Heroine: Tracing a Literary Tradition

  Cheryl Wilson

  245-262

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• ‘Do you, good reader, know good style when you get it?’: Learning to read with Ruskin

  Sara Atwood

  263-282

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• ‘A New Departure in Biography’: Samuel Smiles’ Writing

  Barbara Leckie

  283-300

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• The Enigma of Leslie Stephen’s Reputation

  Gillian Fenwick

  301-320

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• Swinburne: Criticism as Perversion

  Nicole Fluhr

  321-338

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• John Addington Symonds and the Science of Criticism

  Odin Dekkers

  339-356

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• H.D. Traill: Championing the Man of Letters

  John Kijinski

  357-370

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• Mary Augusta Ward on ‘The Peasant in Literature’

  Beth Sutton-Ramspeck

  371-384

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• Rereading Oscar Wilde’s Intentions for ‘The Importance of Doing Nothing’

  Sondeep Kandola

  385-402

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• Experiments and Forms

  Jennifer Gurley

  403-414

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• Levelling Evolution

  Jonathan Farina

  415-428

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• Victorian Ecology

  Ronald D. Morrison

  429-435

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• Simplicity and the Religious Past in Victorian Britain

  John D. Powell

  436-444

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• Sinner, Scapegoat, or Savior: Macaulay and His Legacies, Con and Pro

  Thomas Gillcrist

  445-468

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• Observing the Past in Victorian Britain

  E. Frances Frame

  469-494

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