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Acknowledgments\nNarrating Poverty and Precarity in Britain: An Introduction\nEnvying the Poor: Contemporary and Nineteenth-Century Fantasies of Vulnerability\nManaging the Unmanageable: Paradoxes of Poverty in Harriet Martineau’s Illustrations of Political Economy (1832–1834)\n“We have learned the value of poverty”: (Re-)Presentations of the Poor in Nineteenth-Century Melodramas\nThe Sexual Exploitation of the Poor in W. T. Stead’s ‘New Journalism’: Humanity, Democracy and the Tabloid Press\n“The Amateur Casuals”: Immersion among the Poor from James Greenwood to George Orwell\nFlann O’Brien’s The Poor Mouth and the Deconstruction of Stereotypes about Irish Poverty\nFrames of Recognition under Global Capitalism: Eastern European Migrants in British Fiction\n“The Last Voice of Democracy”: Precarity, Community and Fiction in Alan Warner’s Morvern Callar (1995)\nLife on the Streets: Parallactic Ways of Seeing Homelessness in John Berger’s King: A Street Story (1999)\nPoverty on the Market: Precarious Lives in Popular Fiction\nWeaponizing Prurience\nBiographies of the Contributors\nIndex