CURRENT ISSUE
9:1
2016
Special Issue: Performing the Neo-Victorian
Guest edited by Beth Palmer and Benjamin Poore
Contents | Pages | |
Articles | ||
Introduction: Performing the Neo-Victorian
Beth Palmer and Benjamin Poore |
1-11 | |
After Dickens World: Performing Victorians at the Chatham Docks
Patrick Fleming |
12-31 | |
The Beatles as Performers of Cultural Memory
Terrance Riley |
32-54 | |
Staging Alice in 2015: 150th
Anniversary Adaptations of Alice in Wonderland
Beth Palmer |
55-73 | |
Cannibal and Transcendence Narratives in
Les Misérables,
Sweeney Todd, and
Interview with the Vampire
Judith Wilt |
74-97 | |
Attend the Tale of Sweeney Todd’: Adaptation, Revival, and Keeping the Meat
Grinder Turning
Louise Creechan |
98-122 | |
Steampunk and the Performance of Gender and Sexuality
Martin Danahay |
123-150 | |
Review Essays |
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The
Servant Problem: Review of Laura Wade and Sarah Waters’
Tipping the Velvet
Benjamin Poore |
151-166 | |
Revisiting Metropolitan T(r)opographies:Review of Marie-Luise Kohlke and Christian Gutleben’s Neo-Victorian Cities:
Reassessing Urban Politics and
Poetics Nora Pleßke |
167-186 | |
Neo-Victorianism and its Popular Pre-Postmodern Predecessors: Review of Caterina Maria Grasl, Oedipal Murders and Nostalgic Resurrection:
The Victorians in Historical Middlebrow Fiction, 1914-1959 Catherine Paula Han |
187-195 | |
Announcements Page |
196-223 |
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Notes on Contributors |
224-226 |
Neo-Victorian Studies is hosted by Swansea University, Wales, UK