Abstract
A note to the reader Introduction 1. Reading temporality in La Peau de chagrin 2. Escaping death: the gendered economy of Le Lys dans la vallee 3. Beyond oppositions, the limit: Stenhal's Abbesse de Castro 4. The prison house of Parma 5. Mansfield Park: representing proper distinctions 6. Staying at home with Emma Woodhouse 7. The case against plot in Bleak House and Our Mutual Friend 8. Mortgaging freedom: the aesthetic and its limit in The Princess Casamassima 9. The Awkward Age: modern consciousness and the sense of the past Notes Bibliography Index.
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