Cross-cultural encounters: the co-production of science and literature in mid-Victorian periodicals

In Roger Luckhurst & Josephine McDonagh (eds.), Transactions and Encounters: Science and Culture in the Nineteenth Century. Distributed Exclusively in the Usa by Palgrave. pp. 75--95 (2002)
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