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4/13/2015 0 Comments

Digital Dorian: Fin de Siècle E-Books Online

A selection of my Victorian Technology and Art students' second projects, e-books annotating and illustrating two pages of from a chapter of Oscar Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray, are available on our course website.

Chapter 2
This e-book is available here.
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Chapter 4
This e-book is available here.
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Chapter 11
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Chapter 14
Chapter 20
This e-book is available here
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