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Founded in 1970, the centennial anniversary of Dickens's death, Dickens Studies Annual: Essays on Victorian Fiction publishes articles exploring the wide range of Dickens's interests and talents. The journal includes essays on other mid- and late-nineteenth century novelists and on the history and aesthetics of the period's fiction. Each volume also contains a solicited review article examining much of a prior year’s scholarship on Dickens. Periodically, Dickens Studies Annual publishes solicited surveys of studies of other Victorian authors. The journal is intended to be of interest to both students and scholars at various stages of their careers.

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Preface

pp. ix-x

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Notes on Contributors

pp. xi-xiv

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From Xenophobia to Xenophilia: Dickens's Continental Drift

Sean Grass

pp. 1-19

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Stenography and Orality in Dickens: Rethinking the Phonographic Myth

Hugo Bowles

pp. 21-44

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Dickens's Wild Child: Nurture and Discipline after Peter the Wild Boy

Rae X. Yan

pp. 45-58

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Dickens, Hogarth, and Artistic Perception: The Case of Nicholas Nickleby

Andrew Mangham

pp. 59-78

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The Art of Absence and Return in Martin Chuzzlewit

Wayne Batten

pp. 79-93

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Gathering and Scattering: Figuring Interest in Martin Chuzzlewit

James Buzard

pp. 95-119

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Finding Form in David Copperfield: The Architectural Installment

Daniel Siegel

pp. 121-143

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Recognizing Status in Charles Dickens's Hard Times

Albert D. Pionke

pp. 145-165

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"Nothing Truer Than Physiognomy": Body Semiotics and Agency in Charles Dickens's "Hunted Down" (1859)

Eike Kronshage

pp. 167-180

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What Estella Knew: Questions of Secrecy and Knowing in Great Expectations

Toru Sasaki

pp. 181-190

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Performance Anxiety in Our Mutual Friend

Daniel Pollack-Pelzner

pp. 191-205

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The Challenge of Female Homoeroticism in Our Mutual Friend

Michael D. Lewis

pp. 207-229

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Anticipated Ends, Atonement, and the Serialization of Gaskell's North and South

Elizabeth Coggin Womack

pp. 231-251

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Paradise Returned: Hardy's The Return of the Native

Clay Daniel

pp. 253-271

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"Making Literature Ridiculous": Jerome K. Jerome and the New Humour

Carolyn W. de la L. Oulton

pp. 273-284

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Recent Dickens Studies—2015

Sarah Gates

pp. 285-393

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