دانلود کتاب Neo-Victorianism and the Memory of Empire

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Title\nCopyright\nContents\nAcknowledgments\nList of Figures\nIntroduction\n Neo-Victorianism and Improper Postcolonialisms\n The “N-word” and the “V-word”\n Improper Postcolonialisms\n Past Recovery: Methods of Remembering\n Patel and Pun, or, A Chapter Review\nChapter 1\n Neo-Victorianism and “Ripperature”: Alan Moore’s From Hell\n Ripperature and Gender: Margaret Thatcher’s “Queenliness”\n Ripperature and Heritage: Melancholic Narratives and a ­Critique of Neo-Victorianism\n Post-Imperial Landscapes: Ripperature, Psychogeography, and Englishness\n Jack the Ripper™\nChapter 2\n Neo-Victorianism Down Under: Peter Carey’s Jack Maggs\n The House that Jack Built Down Under\n Charles Dickens, You Bastard\n “Singing for his Supper:” The National Author in Australia\n Mesmerism and Trauma\n Citizenship\nChapter 3\n Neo-Victorianism South of Nowhere: ­Margaret Atwood’s Alias Grace\n Neo-Victorianism, Whiteness, and Multiculturalism\n From Susanna Moodie to Grace Marks\n White Men Need Not Apply\n Quilting: Multiculturalism and Feminism “Made Strange”\n “Je me souviens:” Neo-Victorian Memoro-Politics\n “. . . A White Lie Such as the Angels Tell”\nChapter 4\n “Far-Flung” Neo-Victorianism: Hong Kong and Jackie Chan’s Neo-Victorian Films\n Another “Island Story”\n Smoke and Mirrors: The Opium War in Hong Kong Texts\n Neo-Victorianism and Jackie Chan I: “Born in Hong Kong”\n Neo-Victorianism and Jackie Chan II: Shanghai Noon, ­Shanghai Knights, and the Chinese Diaspora\nChapter 5\n Neo-Victorianism and Science Fiction: “Steampunk”\n Steampunk: An Orientation\n Empires: The Difference Engine and The Diamond Age\n Steamboy: Japan’s Victorian Past\n Around the World Again\nChapter 6\n The Neo-Victorian-at-Sea: Toward a Global Memory of the Victorian\n Neo-Victorianism Now: A Frozen Archive\n The Neo-Victorian-at-Sea\n From “Black Line” to “Black Water”: English Passengers and Sea of Poppies\n Somewhere Beyond the Sea: Neo-Victorianism’s Future\n “Lady Franklin’s Lament”\nNotes\n Introduction\n Chapter 1\n Chapter 2\n Chapter 3\n Chapter 4\n Chapter 5\n Chapter 6\nBibliography\nIndex