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social ethics in literature

Daniel Defoe and middle-class gentility

By Michael Shinagel

Joseph Conrad and the Ethics of Darwinism

By Allan Hunter

Idea of the Gentleman in the Victorian Novel

By Robin Gilmour

The Gentleman in Trollope

By Shirley Robin Letwin

Shakespeare and Immigration

By David Ruiter,Ruben Espinosa

Regulating confusion

By Thomas Reinert

The virtues of the vicious

By Keith Gandal

The American Gentleman

By David Castronovo

Dreams of an English Eden

By Jeffrey L. Spear

Murder and moral decay in Victorian popular literature

By Beth Kalikoff

The other Henry James

By John Carlos Rowe

J.W. DeForest and the Rise of American Gentility

By James A. Hijiya

A feminist ethic of risk

By Sharon D. Welch

The eighteenth century novel

By Homai J. Shroff

Les tambours de Santerre

By Corrado Rosso

Dickens, religion, and society

By Robert Butterworth

The English gentleman

By Mason, Philip.

Sentiment and sociability

By John Mullan

Without Any Check of Proud Reserve

By Ellen Argyros

Les costeaux, ou, les marquis frians

By Jean Donneau de Visé

George Eliot and blackmail

By Alexander Welsh

Un panorama del espíritu

By José Gervasio Antuña

The Proper Lady and the Woman Writer

By Mary Poovey

Spenser's moral allegory

By Sean Kane