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The Other Victorians Steven Marcus

  • SKU: BELL-10469822
The Other Victorians Steven Marcus
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Publisher: Transaction Publishers
File Extension: PDF
File size: 17.49 MB
Pages: 316
Author: Steven Marcus
ISBN: 9781412808194, 1412808197
Language: English
Year: 2008

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The Other Victorians Steven Marcus by Steven Marcus 9781412808194, 1412808197 instant download after payment.

Taking as his point of departure the authors, the audience, and the texts of Victorian writings on sex in general and of Victorian pornography in particular, Steven Marcus offers a startling and revolutionary perspective on the underside of Victorian culture. The subjects dealt with in The Other Victorians are not only those to have been "shocking" in the Victorian period. The way these subjects were regarded--and the way our notions of the Victorians continue to change, as the efforts of contemporary scholarship restore them to their full historical dimensions--are matters today of some surprise and wonder. With the publication of The Other Victorians, understanding of this period took a giant stride forward. Most of the writers and writings discussed by Marcus belong to Victorian sub-literature rather than to literature proper; in this way the work remains connected to a consideration of the exotic sub-literature. A brilliantly written book in its own right, this work transformed the study of the Victorian period as did no other.

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