Shelley Trower is Lecturer in the English Department at the University of Hull, UK.

"This book is remarkable not only for the range of its research, extraordinary though that is. It is even more impressive because of its capacity to stir its readers into genuinely imaginative thinking, a rare feat in a work of such scholarship. If we believe Charles Babbage, 'aerial pulses, unseen by the keenest eye' make of the very air around us 'one vast library' of all that has been said and done in the world. Senses of Vibration is certainly a major contribution to that library of the imagination." (Professor Philip Davis, Director of the Centre for Research into Reading, University of Liverpool.)"

• Acknowledgements; Introduction; 1.Nervous Motions; 2.Psychophysical Sensations and Spiritual Vibrations; 3.Wires, Rays and Radio Waves; 4.Pathological Motions: Railway Shock, Street Noises, Earthquakes; 5.Sexual Health: Bicycle Spine, Sewing Machines, the Vibrator; Bibliography; Index.

Shelley Trower is Lecturer in the English Department at the University of Hull, UK.

"This book is remarkable not only for the range of its research, extraordinary though that is. It is even more impressive because of its capacity to stir its readers into genuinely imaginative thinking, a rare feat in a work of such scholarship. If we believe Charles Babbage, 'aerial pulses, unseen by the keenest eye' make of the very air around us 'one vast library' of all that has been said and done in the world. Senses of Vibration is certainly a major contribution to that library of the imagination." (Professor Philip Davis, Director of the Centre for Research into Reading, University of Liverpool.)"

• Acknowledgements; Introduction; 1.Nervous Motions; 2.Psychophysical Sensations and Spiritual Vibrations; 3.Wires, Rays and Radio Waves; 4.Pathological Motions: Railway Shock, Street Noises, Earthquakes; 5.Sexual Health: Bicycle Spine, Sewing Machines, the Vibrator; Bibliography; Index.

Shelley Trower is Lecturer in the English Department at the University of Hull, UK.

"This book is remarkable not only for the range of its research, extraordinary though that is. It is even more impressive because of its capacity to stir its readers into genuinely imaginative thinking, a rare feat in a work of such scholarship. If we believe Charles Babbage, 'aerial pulses, unseen by the keenest eye' make of the very air around us 'one vast library' of all that has been said and done in the world. Senses of Vibration is certainly a major contribution to that library of the imagination." (Professor Philip Davis, Director of the Centre for Research into Reading, University of Liverpool.)"

• Acknowledgements; Introduction; 1.Nervous Motions; 2.Psychophysical Sensations and Spiritual Vibrations; 3.Wires, Rays and Radio Waves; 4.Pathological Motions: Railway Shock, Street Noises, Earthquakes; 5.Sexual Health: Bicycle Spine, Sewing Machines, the Vibrator; Bibliography; Index.