
Ann Loveridge: Canterbury Christ Church University
Ann Loveridge
is a PhD candidate at Canterbury Christ Church University exploring
the interface between late-Victorian experimental science and
literature. Her thesis is titled The Neglected Fiction of the
Victorian Vivisection Controversy 1876-1913 and her research interests
primarily concern the dialogue between literature and science in the
mid-nineteenth and early-twentieth centuries. Ann’s thesis focuses on
the portrayal of the vivisector by literary writers, the use of
scientific images and the role of the vivisector as a metaphor for
different concerns.
To view and download Anne's paper 'More Sinned Against than Sinning: The Case for the Victorian Physiologist' from Adobe Acrobat go here.
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