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WORLDS BEYOND: MINIATURES AND VICTORIAN FICTION
(Yale, 2021) xii + 284 pp.
Reviewed by Catherine J. Golden on 2021-06-01
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This book brings to the field of material culture studies a sustained attention to Victorian things that are "particularly easy to overlook" (2): a two-inch manuscript, a miniature portrait that fits in the palm of a hand, the contents of a doll's house, water droplets under a microscope, the marvel of a fairy.
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| Harold Bloom
TAKE ARMS AGAINST A SEA OF TROUBLE: THE POWER OF THE READER'S MIND OVER A UNIVERSE OF DEATH
(Yale, 2020) 663 pp.
Reviewed by Leslie Brisman on 2021-05-27
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Though it might be responsible to begin by saying, "This is one of two posthumously published books by Harold Bloom," it might be more Bloomian to say "This is one of the first two posthumously published books by Harold Bloom.
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| | Harold Bloom
TAKE ARMS AGAINST A SEA OF TROUBLE: THE POWER OF THE READER'S MIND OVER A UNIVERSE OF DEATH
(Yale, 2020) 663 pp.
Reviewed by Leslie Brisman on 2021-05-27
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Though it might be responsible to begin by saying, "This is one of two posthumously published books by Harold Bloom," it might be more Bloomian to say "This is one of the first two posthumously published books by Harold Bloom.
Click here to read the full review. |
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