This issue, guest edited by Deirdre Coleman and Hilary Fraser explores the relationship between minds, bodies and machines in the long nineteenth century, with a view to understanding the history of our technology-driven, post-human visions.
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| Introduction: Minds, Bodies, Machines |
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Deirdre Coleman, Hilary Fraser |
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| Mutability and Deformity: Models of the Body and the Art of Edward Burne-Jones |
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Caroline Arscott |
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| The Republic of Pemberley: Politeness and Citizenship in Digital Sociability |
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Fiona Brideoake |
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| Inherited Behaviour in Wilkie Collins's The Legacy of Cain: Victorian Studies and Twenty-First-Century Science Policy |
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Jay Clayton |
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| Veiling the Mechanical Eye: Antoine Claudet and the Spectacle of Photography in Victorian London |
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Stephen Monteiro |
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| The Eroticism of Artificial Flesh in Villiers de L'Isle Adam's L'Eve Future |
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Patricia Pulham |
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| The Face of Physiology |
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Paul White |
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| Upgrading Humans Via Implants - Why Not? |
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Kevin Warwick |
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| Dreaming of Cyborgs, Sex, and Catastrophe: Warwick's rush to the brink (and a note on Clayton's ‘policy arena') |
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Peter Otto |
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| Upgrading Humans – Re-grading People? |
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Jonathan Sawday |
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Book Reviews
| Review: The Invention of Altruism: Making Moral Meanings in Victorian Britain by Thomas Dixon |
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Mark Blacklock |
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| Review: Modern Women and Parisian Consumer Culture in Impressionist Painting by Ruth E. Iskin |
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Kiri Bloom |
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| Review: Epic: Britain's Heroic Muse 1790-1910 by Herbert F. Tucker |
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Lee Scrivner |
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| Review: Dark Victorians by Vanessa D. Dickerson |
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Fiona Wilkes |
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