Document Type
Paper
Subject Area(s)
Victorian literature; Victorian science
Abstract
Explores the ways in which selected Victorian writers critiqued, repressed, or caricatured the underground influence of the earlier French biological theorist Lamarck. Works discussed include George Eliot's Middlemarch and Robert Louis Stevenson's Strange Tale of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. First presented at the Sixth International Scott Conference, Eugene, Oregon, 1999.
Publication Info
1999.
(c) Patrick Scott, 1999
Rights
(c) Patrick Scott, 1999