Literatures of Liberalization
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"Gagnier's book offers a genuinely broad comparative perspective on the circulation of Victorian and Anglophone ideologies, social movements, ideas, authors, literary motives and forms, and on the ways in which they migrated to China, Japan, India, Russia, and Turkey, among other countries . ." (David Fishelov, Journal of Literature and the History of Ideas, Vol. 19 (2), June, 2021)
"There can be no doubt that Gagnier articulates some important new questions that will further nineteenth-century comparative studies. Readers of world literature and comparative literature, literary or book historians on transculturation and globalisation, and researchers with an interest in how the long nineteenth century can be viewed as globally interactive (intertextually, contextually, and paratextually) will profit immensely from this book." (Yuejie Liu, BAVS Newsletter, Vol. 20 (1), 2020)
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