Monstrous anatomies : : literary and scientific imagination in Britain and Germany during the Long nineteenth century / / Raul Calzoni, Greta Perletti (eds.).

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Superior document:Interfacing Science, Literature, and the Humanities, Volume 10
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Place / Publishing House:Gottingen, [Germany] : : V&R Unipress,, 2015.
©2015
Year of Publication:2015
Language:English
Series:Interfacing science, literature, and the humanities ; Volume 10.
Physical Description:1 online resource (316 pages) :; illustrations.
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Table of Contents:
  • The body of the monster between science and literature : an introduction
  • Deformity and monstrosity : Jean Paul between embryogenesis and the concept of life / Elisa Leonzio
  • LIminal figurations of the vampire in the German Enlightenment, Sturm und Drang and Romanticism / Raul Calzoni
  • A "mosaic work" : the poison mixer's body between monstrosity and deception / Lorella Bosco
  • Angels and monsters : on Stifter's Turmalin / Micaela Latini
  • Creating life artificially : Robert Hamerling's Homunculus / Anna Cappellotto
  • The monstrous gaze : exotic/subaltern/female. Omai in eighteenth-century Fin de Siecle London / Francesca Di Blasio
  • Has man "paid too dear a price for his empire"? : Monsters in Romantic-era literature / Sharon Ruston
  • Displaying the anomalous body : Wilkie Collins's Freak show / Flora de Giovanni
  • Dead pro tem : suspended animation and the monstrosity of death-counterfeits / Alessandra Violi
  • Nineteenth-century London as monstrous body / Laura Di Michele
  • "The thing". Unidentified monstrous objects in Victorian fiction / Maria Teresa Chialant
  • The dis-appearance of the body in an age of science : H.G. Wells's Invisible man / Francesca Guidotti
  • Unthinkable hybrids : the somatic unconscious of the transplanted body / Sara Damiani
  • Taming gender : how hermaphroditism became pseudo and gender fled the body / Daniela Crocetti
  • The survival of ancient monsters : Freud and Baubo / Michele Cometa.