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082			_a823.8093 LEV
100			_aLevine, George
245			_aDarwin and the Novelists _b: patterns of science in Victorian fiction _c/ George Levine
260			_a Cambridge, Mass. _b: Harvard University Press, _c 1988.
300			_ax, 319 pages _c ; 25 cm
365			_b3250
505			_aDarwin among the novelists -- Natural theology: Whewell and Darwin -- Mansfield Park: observation rewarded -- Darwin's revolution: from natural theology to natural selection -- Dickens and Darwin -- Little Dorrit and three kinds of science -- The Darwinian world of Anthony Trollope -- The perils of observation -- From Scott to Darwin to Conrad: revolution not evolution.
520			_aInsisting on gradual and regular-lawful-change, Darwinian thought nevertheless requires acknowledgment of chance and randomness for a full explanation of biological phenomena. Levine shows how these conceptions affected 19th-century novelists-from Dickens and Trollope to Conrad-and draws contrasts with the pre-Darwinian novel.
650			_aEnglish Literatures
650			_a Old English literatures
650			_aEnglish fiction
650			_aDarwin, Charles, -- 1809-1882 -- Influence.
650			_aDarwin, Charles, -- 1809-1882.
650			_aLiterature and science -- Great Britain -- History -- 19th century.
650			_aEnglish fiction.
650			_aLiterature and science
650			_aRomans.
650			_aEngels.
650			_aSciences dans la litteerature.
700			_aLevine, George
942			_cBOOK