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200 10$aReading "Bleak house"$b[electronic resource] /$fby Richard Gravil
210   $aPenrith, CA $cHEB Humanities E-Books$dc2012
215   $a1 online resource (129 p.)
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300   $aDescription based upon print version of record.
311   $a1-84760-216-9 
320   $aIncludes bibliographical references.
327   $a""Cover""; ""Licence and Use""; ""Title Page""; ""Copyright""; ""Contents ""; ""Contents, continued""; ""A Note on the Author""; ""A Note on the Text""; ""Chapter 1. Why read Bleak House?""; ""1.1 Apocalypse Now?""; ""1.2 Experimental Fiction""; ""1.3 Reading for the plot""; ""1.4 You, the Detective""; ""1.5 Rewards""; ""Chapter 2: Dickens and his Times""; ""2.1 Charles Dickens""; ""2.2 Intellectual Context""; ""2.3 Fictional Contemporaries""; ""2.4 Topicality in Bleak House""; ""2.5 The Law""; ""2.6 Public Health""; ""2.7 Constitutional Deadlock""
327   $a""2.8 Exploitation, appropriation, and philanthropy""""2.9 Dandyism, Puseyism, Aestheticism, Aristocracy""; ""Chapter 3: Dramatis Personae""; ""3.1 Caricature and Characterisation""; ""3.2 Major Characters""; ""3.3 Doublesa???analogous and antithetical""; ""Chapter 4: Reading Serially""; ""First Instalment""; ""Second Instalment""; ""Third Instalment""; ""Fourth Instalment""; ""Chapter 5: Reading Analytically""; ""From Chapter 2, a???In Fashiona???""; ""From Chapter 32, a???The Appointed Timea???""; ""From Chapter 38, a???A Strugglea??? ""; ""Chapter 6: Dickensa???s Craft""
327   $a""6.1 Narrative Technique""""6.2 Serialisation: Pluses and Minuses""; ""6.3 Satire, Irony, Humour, Comedy""; ""6.4 Imagery and Symbolism""; ""6.5 Language""; ""Chapter 7: Dickens and a???the Woman Questiona???""; ""7.1 Nineteenth-Century Feminism""; ""7.2 Is Esther a???a new womana????""; ""7.3 Esthera???s Engagement, Marriage and Bereavement""; ""Chapter 8: Reception and Bibliographies""; ""8.1 Early Reception and Studies of Topicality""; ""8.2 The Problem of Esther""; ""8.3 Feminist approaches""; ""8.4 Psychological Approaches""; ""8.5 Deconstruction""; ""8.6 Adaptations""
327   $a""8.7 Select Further Reading""""Literary Terms""; ""Humanities-Ebooks""
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