CURRENT ISSUE
11:2
2019
Special Issue: Neo-Victorian Asia
Guest edited by Elizabeth Ho
(published 4 April 2019)
Contents | Pages | ||
Articles | |||
Introduction: Neo-Victorian Asia: An Inter-imperial Approach
Elizabeth Ho |
1-17 |
PDF |
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Japanese Neo-Victorian Fictions: Looking Back to the Victorian Age from Japan
Yui Nakatsuma |
18-39 | ||
Japanese Dandies in Victorian Britain: Writing Masculinity in Japanese
Girls’ Comics
Waiyee Loh |
40-63 |
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Last
Empress Fiction and Asian Neo-Victorianism
Elizabeth Ho |
64-90 | ||
The Neo-Victorian Chinese Diaspora: Crossing Genders and
Postcolonial Subversion in Pacific Gold Rush Novels
Barbara Franchi |
91-117 | ||
Analog Incarnations: Steampunk Performance across Time
Diana M. Pho |
118-152 | ||
A Therapeutic Mangle of History: Towards a Politics of Reconciliation in
Arjun Raj Gaind’s Empire of Blood
Kurian Therakath Peter |
153-176 | ||
Secondary Pleasures, Spatial Occupations and
Postcolonial Departures: Park Chan-Wook’s
Agassi/The Handmaiden and Sarah
Waters’s Fingersmith Park Heebon, Julie Sanders, and Chung Moonyoung |
177-205 | ||
Reviews/Review Essays |
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Neo-Victorian Adventures for Young Readers: Review of Sonja Sawyer Fritz and
Sara K. Day’s The Victorian Era in
Twenty-First Century Children’s and Adolescent Literature and Culture
Sandra Dinter |
206-215 | ||
The Other (Neo-)Victorians: Review of Laura Helen Marks,
Alice in Pornoland:
Hardcore Encounters with the Victorian Gothic
Saverio Tomaiuolo |
216-227 | ||
The Hauntings of Charlotte Brontë: Review of Amber K. Regis and
Deborah Wynne (eds.),
Charlotte Brontë: Legacies and afterlives
Catherine Paula Han |
228-237 | ||
Announcements Page |
238-252 |
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Notes on Contributors |
253-255 |
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