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Exploring the science of electricity during the long eighteenth century, this book delves into its representation in literary and political texts. Celebrated as a symbol of progress, electricity's enigmatic nature sparked debates on body and soul, sexual attraction, and revolutionary ideas. The study highlights the dual portrayal of electricity as both a tangible force and a metaphorical concept, examining contributions from figures like Mary Robinson and Mary Shelley. It reveals how practitioners sought to demystify electricity while employing its language in diverse contexts.
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Literature, Electricity and Politics 17401840, Mary Fairclough
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- 2018
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