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Materializing the Immaterial: Physical Law as Literary Structure in Victorian Fiction
Victorian Britain's revolution in thermodynamics did not stay confined to physics; by the time novelists picked up its vocabulary, words like "wasted," "degraded," and "dissipated" already moved between scientific and moral registers without translation, because Victorian culture had already fused t
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