In the field of literary and cultural studies, interest in
nineteenth-century biology has been substantial over the last
twenty years, yet the focus has been almost exclusively on
evolutionary theory, neglecting other branches of
nineteenth-century biology. This collection corrects that
imbalance, shedding light on other discoveies in cell biology,
physiology, neurology and virology. It examines the issue of
authority in science, demonstrating the social 'embeddedness' of
the natural sciences, and gender issues. It also shows how
scientists and creative writers drew on a common imagination as
well as narrative techniques and stylistic devices.
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