Backgrounds to eighteenth-century literature.
Series: Chandler publications in backgrounds to literature
Publisher: Chandler Pub. Co.
Published: 1971
Place of publication: Scranton
Language: eng
Number of pages: 379
Subjects: English literature -- 18th century -- History and criticism.
Table of contents: title: In search of the age of reason, by G. Boas.; title: When was neoclassicism? By B. H. Bronson.; title: What is humanism? By P. Russell.; title: The empirical philosophy, by M. Carré.; title: The mind of the Enlightenment, by E. Cassirer.; title: The background of science and ideas, by W. P. Jones.; title: Religion and social reform, by R. N. Stromberg.; title: The influence of Bernard Mandeville, by F. B. Kaye.; title: Political man, by J. H. Plumb.; title: Literature and religion in eighteenth-century England, by A. R. Humphreys.; title: Retrospect: the beautiful, the sublime, and the picturesque, by W. J. Hipple, Jr.; title: Towards defining an age of sensibility, by N. Frye.; title: Suggestions toward a genealogy of the "man of feeling," by H. S. Crane.; title: A chronology of eighteenth-century cultural history: 1687-1799.; title: Bibliography (p. [371]-379).