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Part 2 Race and Place

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Neo-Victorianism and Medievalism

Re-appropriating the Victorian and Medieval Pasts

Series: Neo-Victorian Series, Volume: 9 and Neo-Victorian Series Online, Volume: 9

E-Book ISBN:: 9789004688353

Publisher:: Brill

Print Publication Date:: 17 Apr 2024

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Front Matter

Preliminary Material

List of Figures

Introduction: Neo-Victorianism and Medievalism—Why Together? Why Now?

Part 1 (Re)Defining the Fields

Chapter 1 Negotiating Identity: an Editor’s Perspective on the Boundaries and Intersections of (Neo)Medievalism (Studies) and (Neo-)Victorianism (Studies)

Chapter 2 Irish Neo-Victorianism and an Gorta Mór: the Gendered Body in Emma Donoghue’s The Wonder (2016)

Part 2 Race and Place

Chapter 3 Digital White Supremacy, White Rage, and the Middle Ages: Rebooting the Alt-Right through Medieval Studies

Chapter 4 The Three Phases of a Statue: Queen Victoria and the Monumental Past

Part 3 Gender and Sexuality

Chapter 5 Janus-Faced Neo-Victorianism in Penny Dreadful: to the Nineteenth Century and Beyond (All the Way Back to the Medieval)

Chapter 6 Mourning Wood: Adapting the Patriarchy in Contemporary Robin Hood Cinema

Chapter 7 Medieval Knights and Mighty Young Men

Chapter 8 Remarkable Teenagers in a World Gone Steampunk: Rewriting Young Protagonists in the Victorian Era

Part 4 Steampunk, Neo-Victorianism and Medievalism

Chapter 9 “Steam Wars,” the Special Edition: Steampunk on the Move in Philip Reeve’s and Christian Rivers’s Mortal Engines

Chapter 10 “Some Traveller from New Zealand”: Steampunk, Retrofuturism, and the Limits of Revivalism in Philip Reeve’s and Peter Jackson’s Mortal Engines

Chapter 11 Fake News from Nowhere: William Morris, Steampunk and Postmodern History

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