David Amigoni is Professor of Victorian Literature at Keele University. Jeff Wallace is Lecturer in Contemporary English Literature at Cardiff Metropolitan University

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• Chronology1. Introduction: Difficulty and defamiliarisation – language and process in The Origin of Species – Jeff Wallace2. Classification and continuity in The Origin of Species – Harriet Ritvo3. Science, ideology and culture: Malthus and The Origin of Species – Ted Benton4. The Origin of Species and the science of female inferiority – Fiona Erskine5. Proliferation and its discontents: Max Müller, Leslie Stephen, George Eliot and The Origin of Species as representation – David Amigoni6. Origins, species and Great Expectations – Kate Flint7. Hinduism, Darwinism and evolution in late nineteenth-century India – Dermot KillingleySelect bibliographyIndex

David Amigoni is Professor of Victorian Literature at Keele University. Jeff Wallace is Lecturer in Contemporary English Literature at Cardiff Metropolitan University

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• Chronology1. Introduction: Difficulty and defamiliarisation – language and process in The Origin of Species – Jeff Wallace2. Classification and continuity in The Origin of Species – Harriet Ritvo3. Science, ideology and culture: Malthus and The Origin of Species – Ted Benton4. The Origin of Species and the science of female inferiority – Fiona Erskine5. Proliferation and its discontents: Max Müller, Leslie Stephen, George Eliot and The Origin of Species as representation – David Amigoni6. Origins, species and Great Expectations – Kate Flint7. Hinduism, Darwinism and evolution in late nineteenth-century India – Dermot KillingleySelect bibliographyIndex

David Amigoni is Professor of Victorian Literature at Keele University. Jeff Wallace is Lecturer in Contemporary English Literature at Cardiff Metropolitan University

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• Chronology1. Introduction: Difficulty and defamiliarisation – language and process in The Origin of Species – Jeff Wallace2. Classification and continuity in The Origin of Species – Harriet Ritvo3. Science, ideology and culture: Malthus and The Origin of Species – Ted Benton4. The Origin of Species and the science of female inferiority – Fiona Erskine5. Proliferation and its discontents: Max Müller, Leslie Stephen, George Eliot and The Origin of Species as representation – David Amigoni6. Origins, species and Great Expectations – Kate Flint7. Hinduism, Darwinism and evolution in late nineteenth-century India – Dermot KillingleySelect bibliographyIndex