Titlebook: Nineteenth-Century Verse and Technology; Machines of Meter Jason David Hall Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017

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Introduction,highlights some of the main interfaces between meter and machines in the nineteenth century, raises key questions (e.g., about the choice of materials, the role of scansion), and provides a chapter-by-chapter summary of the book.

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Meter Manufactories,choolboys as a mainstay of nineteenth-century liberal education. The institution of “scholastic prosody” constituted not only a pedagogical apparatus that fundamentally structured the Victorian metrical imaginary—fostering many of the period’s poets and prosodists—but also purveyed a set of processe

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The Automatic Flow of Verse,became a topic of interest to phrenologists, physiologists, physicians, and surgeons, who assessed metrical ability and deficiency from the perspective of their specialist fields. Their pronouncements about meter—often grounded in the materiality of the body or the embodied mind—advanced a new vocab

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Instrumental Prosody,scrutinized by a newly mechanized verse science. By the turn of the century, metrical verse was being subjected to a rigorous measurement regime, underwritten by a robust materialism in physiology and psychology, in coordination with burgeoning technologies of sound. Experimentalists assisted in the

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