Titlebook: Conflict and Difference in Nineteenth-Century Literature; Dinah Birch (Professor of English Literature),Mark Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-11319-7in points out, in the era from Presidents Truman to Kennedy, cold war rhetoric employed metaphors of anti-slavery to justify anti-communism, and an important part of what . presents is an American worldview in which the modernization and democratization of less industrial nations occurs through frie

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-87097-3or arguing in his . (1853) for a more flexible definition of ‘eternal’. According to Maurice, the movement of our thought from the temporal to eternal is the ‘very aim of the divine economy’, and therefore it is extremely dangerous ‘to introduce the notion of duration into a word from which He has d

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Argument as Conflict: Then and Now,imperialism in matters of thought as well as politics, the belief in the value and virtue of objectivity), current criticism is often readier to acknowledge positive debts. The passage above, taken from Amanda Anderson’s . . (2006) is among the most striking recent examples. For Anderson, the Victor

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Off-White Indians,r in order that their supposed nobility or their claim on the care and compassion of white people, might be given some foundation within a superior culture.. These tales and theories of origin could be found in serious proto-anthropological writing as well as in such obviously fictional forms as Rob

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The Interpretation of Daydreams: Reverie as Site of Conflict in Early Victorian Psychology,, an extreme form of introspection called ‘reverie’ provoked divided views in early Victorian Britain. Numerous mid-nineteenth-century mental theorists used this term to denote an undirected, trancelike cognitive mode, developing the notion from the associationist tradition initiated by Locke, who h

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