Folklore and the fantastic in nineteenth-century British fiction

1. An introduction to folklore and the fantastic in nineteenth-century British literature

2. Victorian literary fairy tales : their folklore and function

3. Victorian fairy-tale fantasies : MacDonald's Fairyland and Barrie's Neverland

4. MacDonald's Lilith and Phantastes : in pursuit of the soul in Fairyland

5. James Hogg's use of legend : folk metaphysics and narrative authority

6. Ghosts, "grand ladies," "the gentry," and "good neighbors" : folkloric representations of the spirit world's intersection with class and racial tensions in Le Fanu

7. Robert Louis Stevenson : folklore and imperialism

8. William Carleton and William Sharp : the Celtic Renaissance and fantastic folklore

9. Conclusion : second sight.