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VICTORIAN QUEER: MARGINALITY AND MO
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uncommon or distinguished individua
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I would like to th
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CHAPTER Page In Defense of Eccentri
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popular novels. The word was also p
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One interesting point that the exam
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commonly signified bad money or bas
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must be removed or contained, Colli
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categorize and confine the Other pa
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as Hobsbawm have argued that the in
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also perceive money’s involvement
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process in which a cultural commodi
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While it is Herbert’s view that t
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novels, the home is embodied in the
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claims that the word “queer” as
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associated with the sexual realm, i
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history that the word has been appr
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epresented in Victorian novels, sug
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counterfeiting in money, men and wo
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Counterfeit Novelist: Mary Elizabet
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like money, particularly the counte
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Braddon’s was often positioned in
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matter, Shell argues that the relat
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are democratically accessible to th
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The economic criticism through whic
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“subverted realism by exposing th
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show the extent to which money can
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Kentish woods. Autumn’s red finge
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advertisement, this novel indicates
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While nineteenth-century culture al
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Conyers’s easy life is based on h
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never been quite right since. Of co
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(190). And indeed, when he has a ch
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would need to invent a difference,
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yet useful, Aurora feels terror but
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CHAPTER III ECCENTRICITY AND MARGIN
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“conflict in his literary role be
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queer or queerness in the figure of
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Collins’s narrator defends eccent
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since the word has been pervasively
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Gill Miranda conceptualizes the nin
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shows how the privilege of the comm
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Without the norms, any expression c
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instance, the parlor is “neat, cl
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energy to making money. His life is
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performance of the duties” for a
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Samuel Smiles also supports Collins
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In Defense of Eccentricity II: Quee
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domesticity by marriage is consider
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figure does not necessarily overcom
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ecomes adamant in adopting Mary as
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Public” 217), I would say, Collin
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Thomas Arnold’s Rugby School is a
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for economic security and conformit
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the figures of minority subjects. F
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queered in the audience’s eyes, i
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that he has a “suffocating sensat
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argue that desire for disability mu
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democratization of literary consump
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Collins’s novels try to replace t
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dismantle the boundary of the norma
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power and desire in social relation
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explaining the formation of a self.
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find new walls continually erecting
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Rather than giving up their lives a
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