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Thesis ID: CBB001562491

Factually Speaking: The Rhetoric of Science and the Formation of Subjects in Victorian Writing (2002)

Hurvitz, Tate J. (Author)

Childers, Joseph W.
University of California, Riverside

Publication Date: 2002
Edition Details: Advisor: Childers, Joseph W.
Physical Details: 203 pp.
Language: English

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Science and literature Rhetoric in scientific discourse 19th century 20th century, early Great Britain

Description Cited in Diss. Abstr. Int. A 63 (2002): 1842. UMI order no. 3053672.

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