The Victorian NovelISBN: 978-0-631-22703-8
Hardcover
368 pages
September 2002, Wiley-Blackwell
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"O'Gorman functions as more author than editor in this second
volume in the "Blackwell Guides to Criticism" series, providing a
lucid, readable narrative accessible to the non-specialist.[...] In
its definition and summary of current critical theories, the book
will prove useful to all students of literature, not just those
interested in the Victorian period. Highly recommended for all
collections." Choice
"this will be a useful companion to any English or History
course whatever the level of study and will provide a concise and
clear critique that can be applied to any Victorian novel."
Reference Reviews
"It is the kind of book you come back to, repeatedly consult, and would find absorbing whether or not you were an academic teacher. It is likely to serve for a long time as a fruitful reminder of how the practice of literary criticism has permanently changed the way we enjoy the old-fashioned narrative pleasures of the Victorian novel." The Brown Book