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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
 
       

Japanese Neo-Victorian Fictions: Looking Back to the Victorian Age from Japan

Yui Nakatsuma

18-39 PDF  
       

Japanese Dandies in Victorian Britain: Writing Masculinity in Japanese Girls’ Comics

Waiyee Loh

40-63

PDF

 
       

Last Empress Fiction and Asian Neo-Victorianism

Elizabeth Ho

64-90 PDF  
       

The Neo-Victorian Chinese Diaspora: Crossing Genders and Postcolonial Subversion in Pacific Gold Rush Novels

Barbara Franchi

91-117 PDF  
       

Analog Incarnations: Steampunk Performance across Time

Diana M. Pho

118-152 PDF  
       

A Therapeutic Mangle of History: Towards a Politics of Reconciliation in Arjun Raj Gaind’s Empire of Blood

Kurian Therakath Peter

153-176 PDF  
       

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 PDF  
 
Reviews/Review Essays

     

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 PDF  
       

The Other (Neo-)Victorians: Review of Laura Helen Marks, Alice in Pornoland: Hardcore Encounters with the Victorian Gothic

Saverio Tomaiuolo

216-227 PDF  
       

The Hauntings of Charlotte Brontë: Review of Amber K. Regis and Deborah Wynne (eds.), Charlotte Brontë: Legacies and afterlives

Catherine Paula Han

228-237 PDF  
       
Announcements Page

238-252

PDF  
       
Notes on Contributors

253-255

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This issue is preserved on Zenodo (https://zenodo.org/) in the same cloud infrastructure as CERN’s own Large Hadron Collider (LHC) research data.

(Over the course of 2019-2021, DOIs will be added retrospectively to articles in past issues of NVS also.)


 

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