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 学位论文 Addictive fictions: Medical knowledge, novelistic form, and habits of mind in Britain, 1860–1914 |
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author: SM Zieger Abstract “Addictive Fictions: Medical Knowledge, Novelistic Form, and Habits of Mind and Body in Britain, 1860–1914” argues that addiction has a cultural history rooted in Victorian psychological and political ideas about habit, will, and knowledge, ideas generated by literary, journalistic, medical, and legal texts. Through close readings of novels, newspaper accounts, Parliamentary debates, and medical textbooks, Addictive Fictions reveals the discursive contours of the “habitual drunkard,”“dipsomaniac,”“morphinomaniac,” |
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