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Emily Harrington
SECOND PERSON SINGULAR: LATE VICTORIAN WOMEN POETS AND THE BONDS OF VERSE
(Virginia, 2014) 248 pp.
Reviewed by Jill Ehnenn
on 2017-09-16.
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Inspired by Alice Meynell's 1898 essay "Second Person Singular," Emily Harrington's...
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Anahid Nersessian
UTOPIA, LIMITED: ROMANTICISM AND ADJUSTMENT
(Harvard, 2015) 280 pp.
Reviewed by Samantha Harvey
on 2017-09-07.
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In The Science of Logic, Hegel loftily claims that "it is not the finite...
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Jessica Straley
EVOLUTION AND IMAGINATION IN VICTORIAN CHILDRENS BOOKS
(Cambridge, 2016) xi + 258 pp.
Reviewed by Stephen Prickett
on 2017-09-07.
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Straley's thesis is a simple and potentially interesting one: "that evolutionary discourse...
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Dewey W. Hall, ed.
ROMANTIC ECOCRITICISM: ORIGINS AND LEGACIES
(Rowman & Littlefield / Lexington, 2016) 310 pp.
Reviewed by Alan Bewell
on 2017-09-06.
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In recent years, as a result of broad concerns about climate change, food,...
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Samantha Evans, ed.
DARWIN AND WOMEN: A SELECTION OF LETTERS
(Cambridge, 2017) xxviii + 270 pp
Reviewed by George Levine
on 2017-08-02.
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Out of the vastness of the Darwinian Archive, whose editing will take the scholarly...
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