Darwin and the Novelists: Patterns of Science in Victorian Fiction
An exploration of how Darwinian ideas influenced Victorian novelists and shaped narrative patterns in nineteenth-century fiction.
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This book examines how Darwinian thought shaped Victorian fiction.
It analyzes patterns of science within the works of major novelists of the period.
The study connects evolutionary theory to literary form and narrative structure.
George Levine provides insights into the intersection of science and literature in the nineteenth century.
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