Thomas Hardy’s third novel, A Pair of Blue Eyes, began appearing in serial form in September 1872; Charles Darwin’s The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals was published in November of the same year. Darwin provides a detailed study of the blush, which he views as unique to human animals; Hardy’s novel offers a virtual typology of blushing. The three principal characters, Elfride, Stephen and Knight, blush or flush with pique, triumph, jealousy, perplexity, mortification, vexation, embarrassment, anger, gladness, and shame; their faces become red, vivid scarlet, an angry colour, vermillion, crimson, lily-white, pale, livid, cold, heated, and bright. Drawing on Darwin’s work, this paper asks what Hardy might have meant by a “flush ...
This paper uses Deleuze’s reflections on Hardy’s writing to examine the sense of the latter’s humani...
This paper considers the clinical terms used by Thomas Hardy to build a model of misvision and misse...
“Humanity Appears upon the Scene, Hand in Hand with Trouble”(The Return of the Native, I-ii) Hardy’s...
This study of the influence of Charles Darwin on Thomas Hardy\u27s tragic novels centers on two key ...
This paper approaches the subject of Hardy as a thinker of humanity through his response to what was...
In his 1910 letter to the Humanitarian League, Hardy wrote of “a re-adjustment of altruistic morals ...
Toward the end of the nineteenth century, Thomas Hardy’s reading included articles and reviews publi...
Il s'agit ici de mettre en regard le roman de Thomas Hardy, Tess of the D'Urbervilles, et l'adaptati...
The eye in Thomas Hardy’s fiction is often felt as a menace, like the “oval pond” in Far from the Ma...
Gillian Beer a mis en évidence l'impact de Darwin sur la littérature victorienne, comme si l'évoluti...
This article reads Thomas Hardy’s The Woodlanders (1887) and Jude the Obscure (1895) as ambivalent r...
This article aims at defining Hardy’s position on Materialism and Idealism as it informs the relatio...
This paper argues that the surface narrative of Thomas Hardy’s The Return of the Native appears to e...
Toward the end of the nineteenth century, Thomas Hardy’s reading included articles and reviews publi...
The influence of Darwinism and evolutionism on Hardy’s work needs no further demonstration. Yet when...
This paper uses Deleuze’s reflections on Hardy’s writing to examine the sense of the latter’s humani...
This paper considers the clinical terms used by Thomas Hardy to build a model of misvision and misse...
“Humanity Appears upon the Scene, Hand in Hand with Trouble”(The Return of the Native, I-ii) Hardy’s...
This study of the influence of Charles Darwin on Thomas Hardy\u27s tragic novels centers on two key ...
This paper approaches the subject of Hardy as a thinker of humanity through his response to what was...
In his 1910 letter to the Humanitarian League, Hardy wrote of “a re-adjustment of altruistic morals ...
Toward the end of the nineteenth century, Thomas Hardy’s reading included articles and reviews publi...
Il s'agit ici de mettre en regard le roman de Thomas Hardy, Tess of the D'Urbervilles, et l'adaptati...
The eye in Thomas Hardy’s fiction is often felt as a menace, like the “oval pond” in Far from the Ma...
Gillian Beer a mis en évidence l'impact de Darwin sur la littérature victorienne, comme si l'évoluti...
This article reads Thomas Hardy’s The Woodlanders (1887) and Jude the Obscure (1895) as ambivalent r...
This article aims at defining Hardy’s position on Materialism and Idealism as it informs the relatio...
This paper argues that the surface narrative of Thomas Hardy’s The Return of the Native appears to e...
Toward the end of the nineteenth century, Thomas Hardy’s reading included articles and reviews publi...
The influence of Darwinism and evolutionism on Hardy’s work needs no further demonstration. Yet when...
This paper uses Deleuze’s reflections on Hardy’s writing to examine the sense of the latter’s humani...
This paper considers the clinical terms used by Thomas Hardy to build a model of misvision and misse...
“Humanity Appears upon the Scene, Hand in Hand with Trouble”(The Return of the Native, I-ii) Hardy’s...