The hands of colonized subjects were vital sites of fascination and interpretation in late-Victorian imperial narratives. The book considers accounts of fingerprinting, amputation, disease, manual labor, and mummification as central examples of the racial
BRIEFEL, AVIVA (BOWDOIN COLLEGE, MAINE)
Racial Hand in the Victorian Imagination
The hands of colonized subjects were vital sites of fascination and interpretation in late-Victorian imperial narratives. The book considers accounts of fingerprinting, amputation, disease, manual labor, and mummification as central examples of the racial
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9781107538917Mladinska knjiga ID
9781107538917Leto izida
2017Datum izida
19.10.2017Število strani
234Status dobavljivosti
7-10 delovnih dniZbirka
Cambridge Studies in Nineteenth-Century Literature and CultureZaložnik
Cambridge University PressAvtor
Briefel, Aviva (Bowdoin College, Maine)Dimenzije
230 x 154 x 13BIC
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The hands of colonized subjects were vital sites of fascination and interpretation in late-Victorian imperial narratives. The book considers accounts of fingerprinting, amputation, disease, manual labor, and mummification as central examples of the racial significance assigned to hands around the fin de siecle.Pogosto kupljeno skupaj
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