The Number Sense of Nineteenth-Century British Literature - Markovits, Stefanie
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Explores the way that numbers interact with literary forms in the nineteenth century. The close literary readings ask why some writers engage particularly with numbers; what kinds of work numbers perform for writers and readers when they are encountered within a text; and how numbers relate to the formal elements of poetry and fiction.

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Explores the way that numbers interact with literary forms in the nineteenth century. The close literary readings ask why some writers engage particularly with numbers; what kinds of work numbers perform for writers and readers when they are encountered within a text; and how numbers relate to the formal elements of poetry and fiction.
Autorenporträt
Stefanie Markovits is a Professor of English and the Director of Undergraduate Studies for English at Yale University. She studies and teaches British literature of the long nineteenth century: Romantic and Victorian, poetry and the novel. Professor Markovits is the author of three previous books: The Crisis of Action in Nineteenth-Century English Literature (Ohio State UP, 2006), The Crimean War in the British Imagination (Cambridge UP, 2009), and The Victorian Verse Novel: Aspiring to Life (Oxford UP, 2017).