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Preface ix Introduction xiii and List of Abbreviations xxix The Pleasures of Reading, Writing, and Popular Culture Stevenson, Morris, and the Value of Idleness Living in a Book: RLS as an Engaged Reader . . The Four Boundary-Crossings of R. L. Stevenson, Novelist and Anthropologist Stevenson and the (Un)familiar: The Aesthetics of Late-Nineteenth-Century Biography The Greenhouse vs. the Glasshouse: Stevenson’s Stories as Textual Matrices Trading Texts: Negotiations of the Professional and the Popular in the Case of Treasure Island Stevenson and Popular Entertainment Tontines, Tontine Insurance, and Commercial Culture: Stevenson and Osbourne’s The Wrong Box Scotland and the South Seas The Master of Ballantrae, or The Writing of Frost and Stone - Quarreling with the Father Figures in a Landscape: Scott, Stevenson, and Routes to the Past Burking the Scottish Body: Robert Louis Stevenson and the Resurrection Men - Stevenson’s Unfinished Autopsy of the Other . Voices of the Scottish Empire Stevenson and the Property of Language: Narrative, Value, Modernity . . Light, Darkness, and Shadow: Stevenson in the South Seas . vi Contents [18.223.196.59] Project MUSE (2024-04-25 01:53 GMT) Violence in the South Seas: Stevenson, the Eye, and Desire Cruising with Robert Louis Stevenson: The South Seas from Journal to Fiction . Evolutionary Psychology, Masculinity, and Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Stevenson, Romance, and Evolutionary Psychology Robert Louis Stevenson and Nineteenth-Century Theories of Evolution: Crossing the Boundaries between Ideas and Art . Crossing the Bounds of Single Identity: Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and a Paper in a French Scientific Journal “City of Dreadful Night”: Stevenson’s Gothic London Pious Works: Aesthetics, Ethics, and the Modern Individual in Robert Louis Stevenson’s Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde . Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde: A “Men’s Narrative” of Hysteria and Containment . Consumerism and Stevenson’s Misfit Masculinities “Markheim” and the Shadow of the Other Contents vii Textual and Cultural Crossings Masters of the Hovering Life: Robert Musil and R. L. Stevenson Whitman and Thoreau as Literary Stowaways in Stevenson’s American Writings . The Pirate Chief in Salgari, Stevenson, and Calvino Murder by Suggestion: El sueño de los héroes andThe Master of Ballantrae Contributors Index of Stevenson’s Works General Index viii Contents ...