An edition of Eighteenth-Century Genre and Culture
(2001)
Eighteenth-century genre and culture
serious reflections on occasional forms : essays in honor of J. Paul Hunter
by Dennis Todd, Cynthia Wall, and Paul J. Hunter
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Eighteenth-century genre and culture: serious reflections on occasional forms : essays in honor of J. Paul Hunter
2001, University of Delaware Press, Associated University Presses
in English
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Table of Contents
Machine generated contents note: Before Print Culture: Mary, Lady Chudleigh, and the
Assimilation of the Book
JANINE BARCHAS
The Novel before Novels (with a Glance at Mary Heare's
Fables of Desertion)
KATHRYN R. KING
Secular Crusoe: The Reluctant Pilgrim Re-Visited
JOHN RICHETTI
Jonathan Swift and the Idea of History
JOSEPH M. LEVINE
Dr. Johnson and the Case of Harry Fielding
MARTIN C. BATTESTIN
The Habits of Highly Effective People: Pedagogy and
the Problem of Amelia
TIMOTHY DYKSTAL
Thoughts on Adventurers: Fielding to Byron
CLAUDE RAWSON
Ambiguous Practices
PATRICIA MEYER SPACKS
Busy Bodies: The Plots of Susanna Centlivre
JOHN O'BRIEN
Fashioning Novels, Novelizing Fashions
PAULA R. BACKSCHEIDER
Feminine Sexuality, Class Identity, and Nanative Form
in the Newgate Calendars
KRISTINA STRAUB
Enlightenment Fiction and the Scientific Hypothesis
JOHN BENDER
The Rhetoric of Description and the Spaces of Things
CYNTHIA WALL
Political Poetry
MICHAEL MCKEON.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 306-309) and index.
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