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to the Victorian Novel,a series of speciallycommissioned essays examine the work of Charles Dickens,the Brontes,George Eliot,and other canonical writers,as well as that of such writers asOlive Schreiner,Wilkie Collins,and H.Rider Haggard,whose work hasrecently attracted new attention from scholars and students.The collectioncombines the literary study of the novel as a form with analysis of thematerial aspects of its readership and production,and a series of thematic andcontextual perspectives that examine Victorian fiction in the light of socialand cultural concerns relevant both to the period itself and to the direction ofcurrent literary and cultural studies.Contributors engage with topics such asindustrial culture,religion and science and the broader issues of the politics ofgender,sexuality and race.The Companion includes a chronology and acomprehensive guide to further reading.  \nDeirdre David is Professor of English at Temple University in Philadelphia.She is the author of Fictions of Resolution in Three Victorian Novels (I982),Intellectual Women and Victorian Patriarchy(I987)and Rule Britannia:Women,Empire,and Victorian Writing(I996).  \n# THE CAM BRID GECOMPANION T O\n\nTHE VICTORIANNOVEL  \n# CAMBRIDGE COMPANIONS TOLITERATURE\n\nThe Cambridge Companion to GreekThe Cambridge Companion to Jane AustenTragedyedited by Edward Copeland and Julietedited by P.E.EasterlingMcMaster  \nThe Cambridge Companion to VirgilThe Cambridge Companion to Oscar Wildeedited by Charles Martindaleedited by Peter Raby  \nThe Cambridge Companion to Old EnglishThe Cambridge Companion to Thomas HardyLiteratureedited by Dale Kramer  \nedited by Malcolm Godden andMichael LapidgeThe Cambridge Companion to George BernardShaw  \nThe Cambridge Companion to Danteedited by Rachel Jacoff  \nedited by Christopher Innes  \nThe Cambridge Companion to Joseph Conrad  \nThe Cambridge Chaucer Companionedited byJ.H.Stapeedited by Piero Boitani and Jill MannThe Cambridge Companion to James 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