An edition of Feeling for the poor
(2010)
Feeling for the poor
bourgeois compassion, social action, and the Victorian novel
by Carolyn Betensky
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Feeling for the poor: bourgeois compassion, social action, and the Victorian novel
2010, University of Virginia Press
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0813930618 9780813930619
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Table of Contents
Introduction: feeling for the poor
Knowing who cares and caring who knows in Michael Armstrong and Oliver Twist
Symmetry, sympathy, and the "two-nations" trope
"Nought but tears and brave words": feeling and complaining in Gaskell's industrial fiction
Felix Holt and the radicalization of feeling
"It's a passion, it's my life, it's all I care for!": befriending the poor in James's The Princess Casamassima.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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