Reappraising Penny Fiction

Q2 Arts and Humanities Victorian Popular Fictions Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI:10.46911/dhbv6145
S. Basdeo, Rebecca Nesvet
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This Introduction to the Special Volume of Victorian Popular Fictions Journal titled “Reappraising Penny Fiction” defines penny fiction, surveys its prehistory, and reconstructs its emergence in the nineteenth-century British media and globally. The article then engages with the ongoing scholarly debate about “penny dreadfuls” and theorises how misconceptions about the genre developed and were circulated by critics and scholars. Finally, the article introduces the central questions and themes of the special issue, as well as the individual articles. Victorian penny fiction has long been considered disturbing yet compelling; we hope that our volume reveals why that is so.
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重新评价便士小说
《维多利亚通俗小说杂志》特辑《重新评价便士小说》的导论定义了便士小说,调查了它的史前历史,并重建了它在19世纪英国媒体和全球范围内的出现。然后,文章涉及到正在进行的关于“可怕的便士”的学术辩论,并从理论上解释了批评家和学者对这种类型的误解是如何发展和传播的。最后,文章介绍了特刊的中心问题和主题,以及单篇文章。长期以来,维多利亚时代的便士小说一直被认为令人不安,但却引人入胜;我们希望我们的数量揭示了为什么会这样。
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Victorian Popular Fictions
Victorian Popular Fictions Arts and Humanities-Literature and Literary Theory
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