SUNY series, Studies in the Long Nineteenth Century – serie

Time Is of the Essence

Temporality, Gender, and the New Woman

Romantic Science

The Literary Forms of Natural History

Mapping the Victorian Social Body

Decadent Culture in the United States

Art and Literature against the American Grain, 1890-1926

Decadent Culture in the United States

Art and Literature against the American Grain, 1890-1926

Cholera and Nation

Doctoring the Social Body in Victorian England

Cholera and Nation

Doctoring the Social Body in Victorian England

Manly Leaders in Nineteenth-Century British Literature

Anxious Anatomy

The Conception of the Human Form in Literary and Naturalist Discourse

Literary Remains

Representations of Death and Burial in Victorian England

Victorian Fetishism

Intellectuals and Primitives

Byromania and the Birth of Celebrity Culture

Antipodal England

Emigration and Portable Domesticity in the Victorian Imagination

Romantic Mediations

Media Theory and British Romanticism

Romantic Mediations

Media Theory and British Romanticism

Lacan and Romanticism

Legacies of the Sublime

Literature, Aesthetics, and Freedom from Kant to Joyce

Romantic Vacancy

The Poetics of Gender, Affect, and Radical Speculation

Victorian Negatives

Literary Culture and the Dark Side of Photography in the Nineteenth Century

Victorian Negatives

Literary Culture and the Dark Side of Photography in the Nineteenth Century

Ethic of Innocence

Pragmatism, Modernity, and Women's Choice Not to Know

Ethic of Innocence

Pragmatism, Modernity, and Women's Choice Not to Know

Aesthetics of Senescence

Aging, Population, and the Nineteenth-Century British Novel

Aesthetics of Senescence

Aging, Population, and the Nineteenth-Century British Novel

Victorian Structures

Architecture, Society, and Narrative

Victorian Structures

Architecture, Society, and Narrative

Kept from All Contagion

Germ Theory, Disease, and the Dilemma of Human Contact in Late Nineteenth-Century Literature

Kept from All Contagion

Germ Theory, Disease, and the Dilemma of Human Contact in Late Nineteenth-Century Literature

Charlotte Brontë at the Anthropocene