The Figure of Christ in the Long Nineteenth Century

<p>1.&nbsp;Introduction: Confronting the Figure of Christ in the Long Nineteenth Century:&nbsp;Elizabeth Ludlow.-&nbsp;2.&nbsp;&nbsp;Blake, Enoch and the Emergence of the Apocalyptic Christ:&nbsp;Christopher Rowland.-&nbsp;3.&nbsp;&nbsp;“As the Eye is formed”: Seeing as Christ in Blake’s Bartimaeus:&nbsp;Naomi Billingsley.-&nbsp;4.&nbsp;Fragmented Images of Christ in Romantic Maritime Poetry:&nbsp;Kirsty J. Harris&nbsp;5.&nbsp;&nbsp;Milton’s Christ and Passive Power in Melville and Turner:&nbsp;Laura Fox Gill.-&nbsp;6.&nbsp;“Real visions of real things”: The Light of the World, Incarnation and Popular Culture:&nbsp;Andrew Tate.-&nbsp;7.&nbsp;Tennyson, Lacan and the Raising of Lazarus:&nbsp;Valerie Purton.-&nbsp;8.&nbsp;Tractarian Reserve and the Veiled Figure of Christ: Ascension, Mystery, and the Limits of Imagination:&nbsp;Ralph Norman.-&nbsp;9.&nbsp;The Masculinity of Jesus and the Doctrine of the Real Presence:&nbsp;Carol Engelhardt Herringer.-&nbsp;10.&nbsp;Considering the Lilies:&nbsp;Christina Rossetti’s Ecological Jesus:&nbsp;Emma Mason.-&nbsp;11.&nbsp; Reimaging Personhood Before the Figure of Christ in the Victorian Early Christian Novel:&nbsp;Elizabeth Ludlow.-&nbsp;12.&nbsp; “The Sanctity of Our Sex”: Refiguring the Fallen Woman and the Passion of Christ in Elizabeth Gaskell’s North and South (1854-5):&nbsp;Jo Carruthers.-&nbsp;13.&nbsp; “Our Ordinary Lot”: The Cross, the Crutch, and the Theology of Disability in the Novels of Charlotte M. Yonge:&nbsp;Clare Walker Gore.-&nbsp;14.&nbsp; The Godlike Nazarene and the People-Christ: The Figure of Christ in the Chartist Imaginary:&nbsp;Mike Sanders.-&nbsp;15.&nbsp; “Strauss-sick”? Jesus and the Saints in the Church&nbsp;of the Future:&nbsp;Gareth Atkins.-&nbsp;16.&nbsp; Christly Children, Affect, and the Melodramatic Mode in Late-Victorian Fiction:&nbsp;Leanne Waters.-&nbsp;17.&nbsp; “Jesus and Pan held sway together”: Christological Resonances in Edmund Gosse’s&nbsp;The Secret of Narcisse: A Romance (1892):&nbsp;Kathy Rees.</p>