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Matthew Arnold

Dover Beach

Charles Darwin

Origins of Species and Descent of Man

The Age of Doubt

crisis of faith...a life lived so full no time to reflect where we have been

Religion & Science

science chipping away at the foundations of faith.. complex mechanism such as a watch we infer that the watch must have had a maker; similarly when we see the order and beauty of the universe, we must infer the existence of a Creator

Thomas Babingtonn MaCaulay

Lord Bacongood things science has done. "a point which yesterday was invisible is its goal today and will be its starting post tomorrow

Lord Alfred Tennyson

"The Kracken" - Sea Monstor, biblical last days"In Memoriam" - meditation on mortality evolution, all the wheels of being slow, tho' nature red in tooth and claw

In what jail (spelled "gaol" in Britain) did WIlde serve a sentence of two years hard labor?

Reading Gaol

What was the name of Wilde's aristocrat lover?

Lord Alfred Douglas

What did Wilde declare to the customs officers in America?

"I have nothing to declare except my genius"

What kind of religion did Stevenson's family practice when he was a child?

Calvinism

What happened in London the year after Jekyll and Hyde appeared?

The notorious Jack-the-Ripper murders

What magazine did Sherlock Holmes's short stories first appear in?

The Strand Magazine

What was Lewis Carroll's real name, and what was he a professor of?

Charles Lutwidge Dodgson - Mathematics

What did Henry James call Victorian novels?

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What are "numbers" of a Victorian novel?

They were monthly or weekly magazine that came out in parts. They gave the reader a wealth of additional material for about the same price as "three deckers"

What are "three deckers"?

Long novels packaged in three separate volumes that thereby tripled rental fees and allowed three readers to peruse a single novel at one time

What was the literacy rate in England by 1900?

97%

What did Hopkins think his poetry "err[ed] on the side of"?

oddness

What kind of priest was Hopkins?

Jesuit priest

What was the title of Philip Gosse's rebuttal of Darin and what did he think God hid in the rocks?

"Omphalos" (1857) "God hid the fossils in the rocks"

What was Arnold's job after 1851?

School Inspector

What did Arnold think would replace religion and philosophy?

Poetry

What islands did Darwin visit off the coast of South America?

Galapagos Island

Who also theorized evolution in 1858, spurring Darwin to publish?

Alfred Russel Wallace

Who proposed an "argument from Design" in 1802?

William Paley --> "when we see a complex mechanism such as a watch, we infer that the watch must have had a maker; similarly , when we see the order and beauty of the universe, we must infer the existence of a Creator".

What did Ruskin hear at the end of every bible verse?
clink of Hammers - geologists
What did paleontologists discover in 1856?
Neanderthal Skeletons

Death of Oscar Wilde

1900

WIlde's The Importance of Being Earnest

1895

First Sherlock Holmes Novel

1887

Stevenson's Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde

1886

Carroll's Through the Looking-Glass

1871

Darwin's Decent of Man

1871

Carroll's Alice in Wonderland

1865

Dyce's Pegwell Bay

1860

Darwin's Origin of Species

1859

Tennyson's In Memoriam

1850

Word "scientist" invented

1840

Darwin's Voyage of the Beagle

1839

Lyell's Principle of Geology

1833