Nineteenth-century opera and the scientific imagination

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1 William Whewell, review of Mary Somerville, On the Connexion of the Physical Sciences (1834), The Quarterly Review 51/101 (March 1834): 59 [54–68].

2 Interdisciplinary Advisory Panel (IDAP) Criteria Phase Report, IDAP, 2019; https://www.ref.ac.uk/panels/interdisciplinary-research-advisory-panel.

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Bennett Zon

Bennett Zon is Professor of Music and Director Centre for Nineteenth-Century Studies at Durham University. He is also General Editor of Nineteenth-Century Music Review (Cambridge) and the book series Music in Nineteenth-Century Britain (Routledge), and Editor of the Yale Journal of Music and Religion. Zon researches music, religion and science in the long nineteenth-century; recent publications include Evolution and Victorian Musical Culture (2017) and Victorian Culture the Origin of Disciplines, co-edited with Bernard Lightman (2019).