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If we take Jean Rhys’sRhys, Jean Wide Sargasso Sea (1966), often named the first neo-Victorian novel, as a point of departure, it would seem that plantationplantation estates feature prominently in neo-Victorian fiction.

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Domestic Plantations : Afterimages of Enslavement and the Politics of Ventriloquism

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    2025年

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  • Marlena Tronicke

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If we take Jean Rhys’sRhys, Jean Wide Sargasso Sea (1966), often named the first neo-Victorian novel, as a point of departure, it would seem that plantationplantation estates feature prominently in neo-Victorian fiction.