Fictions, Facts and ‘Effects of Reality’: Questioning the Mimetic in the Nineteenth Century

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Keywords Business • Charlotte Brontë • City of London • Picturebooks • Heritage • Patriarchy • Transmedia storytelling • Elegy • Leopold Lewis • Mudie’s leisure • Familial collaboration • Proto-modernism • Henry James • Juvenilia • Adam Bede • Art exhibition • Realism • Douglas Jerrold • Gaze • Dion Boucicault • Queen Victoria • George Eliot • Literary realism • Mimesis • Popular theatre • Tableau • Filmic adaptation of video games • Metatheatricality • Melodrama • Mimicry • Preservationism • Artistic Gaze • Convergence • Genre painting • Masculinity in crisis • Geraldine Jewsbury • Gissing • Adaptation • Colonialism • Serial discontinuity • Crossover

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