Queer Economic Dissonance and Victorian Literature
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Queer Economic Dissonance and Victorian Literature

by Meg Dobbins

History Gender Studies Literary Criticism
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Meg Dobbins examines the intersections of queer studies, economic thought, and Victorian literature. This interdisciplinary work considers how literary texts from the Victorian period engage with questions of sexuality, economics, and cultural tension, making it a focused resource for readers of literary and cultural criticism.

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Queer Economic Dissonance and Victorian Literature by Meg Dobbins examines connections between queer perspectives, economic ideas, and literature of the Victorian period.

The book brings literary study into conversation with questions of economics and sexuality, highlighting the tensions suggested by its title.

Designed for readers interested in Victorian literature and interdisciplinary criticism, it offers a focused exploration of how cultural and economic concerns intersect.

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