Paradis, James <br/><br/>
Victorian Science and Victorian Values :  Literary Perspectives / 
James Paradis. 
 - New York :  The New York Academy of Science,  1981. 
 - 362 p. ;  23 cm. 
<br/><br/> -Scientists as Intellectuals: The Early Victorians.<br/>-The Romantic Tide Reaches Trinity: Notes on the Transmission and Diffusion of New Approaches to Traditional Studies at Cambridge, 1820-1840.<br/>-Filaments, Females, Families and Social Fabric: Carlyle´s Extencion of a Biological Analogy.<br/>-Darwin and Landscape.<br/>-´Through Science to Despair´: Geology and the Victorians.<br/>-Astronomical Imagery in Victorian Poetry.<br/>-The Aims and Intentions of Nature.<br/>-Mill, Arnold, and Scientific Humanism.<br/>-Dickens and Victorian Dream theory.<br/>-Ruskin and Tyndall: The poetry of Matter and the Poetry of Spirit.<br/>-The Spectacular English Sunsets of the 1880s.<br/>-The Language of Science and Psychology in George Eliot´s Daniel Deronda.<br/>-Facts and Constructs: Victorian Humanists and Scientific Theorists os Scientific Knowledge.<br/>-Bernard Shaw and Science: The Aesthetics of Causality. 
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<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>0897661109  Normal 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>303.483