Professor Helen Small: List of publications

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Speech beyond Toleration: On Carlyle and Moral Controversialism Now

2017
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Journal article
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New Literary History: a journal of theory and interpretation

Does Self-Identity Persist into Old Age?

2017
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Chapter
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The Palgrave Handbook of the Philosophy of Aging

Caprice: Individual Subjectivity in Literary Criticism

2015
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Chapter
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The Values of Literary Studies: Critical Institutions, Scholarly Agendas

Vanity Fair

2015
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Scholarly edition

The Value of the Humanities

2013
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Book
In The Value of the Humanities prize-winning critic Helen Small assesses the value of the Humanities, eloquently examining five historical arguments in defence of the Humanities.
History

The Literary Example in Moral Philosophy Today

2013
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Journal article
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boundary 2

Dispensing with Style

2013
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Chapter
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Dickens's Style

Against Self-Interest: Trollope and Realism

2012
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Journal article
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Essays in Criticism

George Eliot and the Cosmopolitan Cynic

2012
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Journal article
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Victorian Studies

Subjectivity, Psychology and the Imagination

2012
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Chapter
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The Cambridge History of Victorian Literature

The Function of Antagonism: Miroslav Holub and Ronald Hoffmann

2012
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Chapter
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Science in Modern Poetry: New Directions

The Eustace Diamonds

2011
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Scholarly edition

The Forms of Liberalism

2011
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Journal article
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Victorian Studies

On Conflict

2010
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Chapter
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Conflict and Difference in Nineteenth-Century Literature
Such debates are a fundamental aspect of the literature of the period and these essays propose new ways of understanding their significance.
Literary Criticism

Argument as Conflict: Then and Now

2010
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Chapter
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Conflict and Difference in Nineteenth-Century Literature

Wuthering Heights

2009
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Scholarly edition

“What We Really Want Most out of Realism … ”: Feminist Theory and the Return of the Real

2008
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Chapter
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Adventures in Realism
Firstly, through photography's unprecedented reportorial role, photography diminishes the requirement, as in realist painting, to encode anti-bourgeois meaning through the reordering or displacement of bourgeois appearances; and secondly
Literary Criticism

Assisted Living: “Aciting Naturally” in Room 335

Journal article
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Age, Culture, Humanities
aging; ageing; care of the aged; film; assisted living, Andrew Jenks
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