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1. Introduction: Grace Moore & Michelle J. Smith.2. 'The Environmentally Modified Self: Acclimatization and Identity in Early Victorian Literature' Roslyn Jolly.3. 'Rabbits and the Rise of Australian Nativism' Alexis Harley.4. ''Our Antipodes: ' Settler Colonial Environments in Victorian Travel Writing' Anna Johnston.5. 'Ubiquitous Theft: The Consumption of London in Mayhew's Underworld' Lesa Scholl.6. ''Mountains might be marked by a drop of glue: ' Blindness, Touch and the Tangible Map' Vanessa Warne.7. 'Exhuming the City: London's Victorian Cemeteries and the Afterlife' Haewon Hwang.8. 'Speculative Viewing: Victorians' Encounters with Coral Reefs' Kathleen Davidson.9. 'The Nature of Female Beauty: Floriography and Sensation Fiction' Kirby-Jane Hallum.10. 'Neptune's Daughters: Women and Australian Marine Visual Culture' Molly Duggins.11. 'Inorganic Bodies Longing to Become Organic:
Produkt Victorian Environments: Acclimatizing to Change in British Domestic and Colonial Culture (Moore Grace)(Pevná vazba) má EAN kód 9781137573360.
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