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text and sociability from the Classical Age to the Enlightenment

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An edition of Yale French Studies, Number 92: Exploring the Conversible World (1997)

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Yale University Press
Language
English
Pages
206

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Subjects
Social aspects, Essay, Enlightenment, Civilization, Classical, in literature, Classical Letter writing, French literature, history and criticism, 16th century

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Yale French Studies, Number 92: Exploring the Conversible World: Text and Sociability from the Classical Age to the Enlightenment (Yale French Studies Series)
September 10, 1997, Yale University Press
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Table of Contents

I.
Cultural/national/economic paradigms :
Les signes galants: a historical reevaluation of galanterie -- Alain Viala ; The
figure of France: the politics of sociability in England, 1660-1715 -- Lawrence E. Klein ;
Self-love, identification, and the origin of political economy -- Pierre Force -- II.
Contagions in the body social : The
city and the plague in the age of enlightenment -- Daniel Gordon ;
Beyond sympathy: vapors, melancholia, and the pathologies of sensibility in Tissot and Rousseau -- Anne C. Vila -- III.
From Préciosité to Republicanism: representations of the public sphere :
Civilty and the novel: De Pure's La prétieuse ou le mystère des ruelles -- Françoise Jaouën ; The
self, real and imaginary: social sentiment in Marivaux and Hume -- Elena Russo ; The
spectator surfaces: tableau and tabloid in Marivaux's Spectateur Français -- Suzanne Rodin Pucci ;
Social entropy -- Marie-Hélène Huet ;
Between the republic of virtue and the republic of letters: Marie-Jeanne Roland practices Rousseau.

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Includes bibliographical references.

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Yale French studies -- no. 92

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206 p ;
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OL15447897M
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