Titlebook: Dickens and Heredity; When Like Begets Lik Goldie Morgentaler Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2000

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-7651-1e a child.1 The result, for the Victorians, was a plethora of illegitimate children living on the margins of society, subject to strictures of various kinds, defined as eternal outcasts from the ideal of family life.

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R. L. Harless,A. E. Dupuy,D. D. McDaniels women. At the two extremes of the social scale – the aristocracy and the lower classes – morals were looser. This fact accounted not only for the large number of illegitimate children among the lower classes, but also for the fact that some of these children were the offspring of parents from dive

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R. L. Harless,A. E. Dupuy,D. D. McDanielf the early novels to a looser model of development in his middle period, until finally in the last three novels he discards heredity entirely as a factor in the formation of the self. In this chapter, I would like to examine the three novels which Dickens wrote after 1859 – the year in which Darwin

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-92828-9lluminate a palace. Nevertheless, even a flashlight may illuminate, and it is my hope that my concentration on this oddly central and oddly marginal topic of heredity has cast some light on a hitherto little explored corner of the Dickensian mansion.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-55245-8ings on the laws of heredity, was totally ignored. Nevertheless, Leavis is correct in ascribing to Victorian literature a new emphasis on heredity as a factor in the formation of the self. The reason for this new emphasis, and the evolving assumptions about human nature that it foreshadows, can best

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The Inheritance of Goodness: David Copperfield and Pipresemblance as a trope for the discussion of positive genealogical transmission, in ., resemblance, in the form of behavioral patterns modeled on parents and compulsively repeated over the course of a lifetime, alludesto psychological factors more than it does to inherited proclivities

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