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100	1		_aParadis, James _eautor
245	1	0	_aVictorian Science and Victorian Values : _bLiterary Perspectives / _cJames Paradis.
260	2		_aNew York : _bThe New York Academy of Science, _c1981.
300			_a362 p. ; _c23 cm.
520			_a-Scientists as Intellectuals: The Early Victorians. -The Romantic Tide Reaches Trinity: Notes on the Transmission and Diffusion of New Approaches to Traditional Studies at Cambridge, 1820-1840. -Filaments, Females, Families and Social Fabric: Carlyle´s Extencion of a Biological Analogy. -Darwin and Landscape. -´Through Science to Despair´: Geology and the Victorians. -Astronomical Imagery in Victorian Poetry. -The Aims and Intentions of Nature. -Mill, Arnold, and Scientific Humanism. -Dickens and Victorian Dream theory. -Ruskin and Tyndall: The poetry of Matter and the Poetry of Spirit. -The Spectacular English Sunsets of the 1880s. -The Language of Science and Psychology in George Eliot´s Daniel Deronda. -Facts and Constructs: Victorian Humanists and Scientific Theorists os Scientific Knowledge. -Bernard Shaw and Science: The Aesthetics of Causality.
546			_aIngles
700	1		_aPostlewait, Thomas _eeditor
773			_tAnnals of the New York Academy of Science Volume 360
942			_2ddc _cBOOK
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