Thesis ID: CBB001560933

Hearing things: Sound in the Victorian imagination, 1848-1900 (2001)

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Picker, John Martin (Author)


University of Virginia
Levenson, Michael


Publication Date: 2001
Edition Details: Advisor: Levenson, Michael
Physical Details: 250 pp.
Language: English

Description Discusses Charles Dickens, George Eliot, and Joseph Conrad. Cited in Diss. Abstr. Int. A 62 (2001): 586--586. Microfilms order no. 3003848.


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Authors & Contributors
Buckland, Adelene
Heather Laura Brink-Roby
Kimberley Dimitriadis
Hollander, Rachel
Badolato, Elizabeth
Price, Leah
Concepts
Science and literature
Popular culture
Psychology
Science and culture
Science and society
Subjectivity
Time Periods
19th century
20th century, early
Places
Great Britain
England
Ireland
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