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Explore the fascinating intersection of science and literature in "The Voice of Science in Nineteenth-Century Literature: Representative Prose and Verse." This carefully curated collection offers a compelling glimpse into how the scientific advancements and burgeoning intellectual climate of the 19th century profoundly influenced literary expression.
Featuring a diverse array of voices, this volume showcases both poetry and prose that grapple with the scientific ideas of the time. Discover how writers responded to new discoveries and incorporated scientific themes into their work, reflecting both the excitement and anxieties surrounding progress.
Through representative examples, this anthology provides a rich understanding of the scientific influence on 19th-century literary culture. It is essential reading for anyone interested in literary criticism, poetry, or the history of science in literature. A valuable addition to any literary collection, and a vital resource for students and scholars alike, this volume illuminates the enduring dialogue between science and the creative arts.
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