By J. Palmgren, L. Holloway
Leaving the conventional specialise in Arthurian romance and Gothic stories, the essays during this assortment deal with how the Victorians seemed again to the center a long time to create a feeling of authority for his or her personal rules in parts similar to paintings, faith, gender expectancies, and social prone. This publication will curiosity experts within the Victorian interval from numerous fields and also will be a welcome boost to any library serving tremendous humanities divisions. end result of the interdisciplinary nature of the essays, this assortment will be valuable in quite a lot of humanities sessions past the conventional literature category.
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Pugin, Contrasts, 3. Pugin, True Principles, 54. Jeremy Bentham, “Panopticon; or The Inspection-House” (1787) The Panopticon Writings, ed. Miran Bozovic (London: Verso, 1995), 29–95. pugin’s architecture, society, and medievalism / 37 74. Bentham, Panopticon, 39; See Michel Foucault, Discipline and Punish: The Birth of the Prison (New York: Vintage, 1995), 205. 75. Bentham, Panopticon, 33. 76. Bentham, Panopticon, 39. 77. Bentham, Panopticon, quoted from the title page. 78. Conner, “Pugin and Ruskin,” 349.
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