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Novel Pedagogy [electronic resources] : The Novel and Educational Publications in Victorian Britain
Novel Pedagogy [electronic resources] : The Novel and Educational Publications in Victorian Britain
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- Novel Pedagogy [electronic resources] : The Novel and Educational Publications in Victorian Britain / LIWEN ZHANG
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- 완전내용Intro -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction What Kind of Knowledge Does the Novel Teach? -- The Novel's Intellectual Intermediacy -- The Book-Historical Road Not Taken -- On (Not) Seeking Novelistic Knowledge -- Chapter One: William Thackeray, the Character Sketch, and the Portrait of a Novelist in Literary History -- The Character-Career Correlation -- "The Selfishness of Achilles" -- The Portrait of a Novelist as a Hero -- Chapter Two: Charles Kingsley and the Novelist as Poetry Instructor -- The Fashionable, the High-Toned, and the Instructive
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- 완전내용Knowledge of Poetry in the Prosimetric Novel -- "Fill Up My Time Here with Making Verses" -- Chapter Three: Great Expectations and Dickens's Spelling Book Predicament -- "Antiquated" Spelling Books and Their Readers -- A "Song or a Story-Book": The Moral Tale versus the Life Story -- Chapter Four: Elizabeth Gaskell and the Ambiguity of Useful Knowledge -- The Lofty Rhetoric of Useful Knowledge -- Whimsical Uses for Useful Knowledge -- "And Red as a Rose Is She": Floral Metaphors for Knowledge -- The Uselessness of Fiction
- 내용주기
- 완전내용Chapter Five: George Eliot's "Graceful Mark of Instruction" and the Novel as "Shallow" Knowledge -- The Shallow, the Grave, and the Graver -- Containing/Being Knowledge: The Novel as/within Educational Media -- The Novel as Conversational Lecture -- Chapter Six: George Gissing and the Elusive Art of Fiction -- How (Not) to Become a Novelist -- "If You Can Be a George Eliot": Talent and Its Connotations -- Cautionary Tales of Training and Experience -- Coda: Can There Ever Be an Endgame for the Novel's Intellectual Rise? -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index
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- 요약Explores Victorian writers' conception of the novel's potential to become serious knowledge and differentiate itself from other educational genres.
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