Ryan A. Davis is associate professor in the Department of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures at Illinois State University.Alicia Cerezo Paredes is assistant professor in the Department of Spanish and Portuguese at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

. . . . [this] volume demonstrates that nineteenth-century Spain offers much material and raises intriguing questions, both for literary scholars and for historians of science, that have hitherto been unexplored.

• Introduction, Alicia Cerezo Paredes and Ryan A. DavisChapter 1: The Artful Science of Ali Bey, Travis LandryChapter 2: José de Letamendi, Symbolic Humanity and Contexts for the Individual in Nineteenth-Century Spain, Dale J. PrattChapter 3: Pogonology, Physiognomy, and the Face of Spanish Masculinity, Collin McKinneyChapter 4: Hysteria and Couvade in Los pazos de Ulloa and Su único hijo, Kevin LarsenChapter 5: The Saint and the Hysteric: Mysticism in Nazarín and Dulce Dueño, Elizabeth Smith RousselleChapter 6: The Reception of Charles Darwin in Spain and the Problem of Abulia in Pío Baroja’s Camino de Perfección, Jerry HoegChapter 7: Darwin in Spain: Evolutionary Theory in Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries Spanish Science Fiction Narratives, Juan Carlos MartínChapter 8: Business of the Heart: Cándida Sanz’s Future-making in the Spiritualist Monthly Constancia (1879–1884), Marta Ferrer GómezChapter 9: “Hypnotism and the Epistemological Limits of Modernity: Alberto de Das and Leopoldo Alas,” Ryan A. Davis

Ryan A. Davis is associate professor in the Department of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures at Illinois State University.Alicia Cerezo Paredes is assistant professor in the Department of Spanish and Portuguese at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

. . . . [this] volume demonstrates that nineteenth-century Spain offers much material and raises intriguing questions, both for literary scholars and for historians of science, that have hitherto been unexplored.

• Introduction, Alicia Cerezo Paredes and Ryan A. DavisChapter 1: The Artful Science of Ali Bey, Travis LandryChapter 2: José de Letamendi, Symbolic Humanity and Contexts for the Individual in Nineteenth-Century Spain, Dale J. PrattChapter 3: Pogonology, Physiognomy, and the Face of Spanish Masculinity, Collin McKinneyChapter 4: Hysteria and Couvade in Los pazos de Ulloa and Su único hijo, Kevin LarsenChapter 5: The Saint and the Hysteric: Mysticism in Nazarín and Dulce Dueño, Elizabeth Smith RousselleChapter 6: The Reception of Charles Darwin in Spain and the Problem of Abulia in Pío Baroja’s Camino de Perfección, Jerry HoegChapter 7: Darwin in Spain: Evolutionary Theory in Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries Spanish Science Fiction Narratives, Juan Carlos MartínChapter 8: Business of the Heart: Cándida Sanz’s Future-making in the Spiritualist Monthly Constancia (1879–1884), Marta Ferrer GómezChapter 9: “Hypnotism and the Epistemological Limits of Modernity: Alberto de Das and Leopoldo Alas,” Ryan A. Davis

Ryan A. Davis is associate professor in the Department of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures at Illinois State University.Alicia Cerezo Paredes is assistant professor in the Department of Spanish and Portuguese at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

. . . . [this] volume demonstrates that nineteenth-century Spain offers much material and raises intriguing questions, both for literary scholars and for historians of science, that have hitherto been unexplored.

• Introduction, Alicia Cerezo Paredes and Ryan A. DavisChapter 1: The Artful Science of Ali Bey, Travis LandryChapter 2: José de Letamendi, Symbolic Humanity and Contexts for the Individual in Nineteenth-Century Spain, Dale J. PrattChapter 3: Pogonology, Physiognomy, and the Face of Spanish Masculinity, Collin McKinneyChapter 4: Hysteria and Couvade in Los pazos de Ulloa and Su único hijo, Kevin LarsenChapter 5: The Saint and the Hysteric: Mysticism in Nazarín and Dulce Dueño, Elizabeth Smith RousselleChapter 6: The Reception of Charles Darwin in Spain and the Problem of Abulia in Pío Baroja’s Camino de Perfección, Jerry HoegChapter 7: Darwin in Spain: Evolutionary Theory in Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries Spanish Science Fiction Narratives, Juan Carlos MartínChapter 8: Business of the Heart: Cándida Sanz’s Future-making in the Spiritualist Monthly Constancia (1879–1884), Marta Ferrer GómezChapter 9: “Hypnotism and the Epistemological Limits of Modernity: Alberto de Das and Leopoldo Alas,” Ryan A. Davis