Remapping the rise of the European novel
By: edited by Jenny Mander.
Contributors: Mander, Jenny.
Series: SVEC -- 2007:10.
Publisher: Voltaire Foundation; Voltaire Foundation in association with Liverpool University Press
Published: 2007
Place of publication: Oxford
Language: eng
Number of pages: 344
ISBN-13: 9780729409162
Subjects: European fiction -- History and criticism.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: When was the first English novel and what does it tell us? -- Andrew Hadfield; title: Representation of consciousness in the ancient novel -- Margaret A Doody; title: Of pilgrims and polyglots -- Diana De Armas Wilson; title: Many expert narrators' -- B.W. Ife and R.T.C. Goodwin; title: Feeding an appetite for monstrous newfangednesse -- Nandini Das; title: Traffic in translations -- Angus Martin; title: Material contours of the English novel 1750-1830 -- James Raven; title: Pícaro meets Don Quixote -- Anne J. Cruz; title: Translation in the formation of genre -- Alan Paterson; title: Translation and transculturation -- Trudi Darby; title: Passion in translation -- Kate Williams; title: Map of reading in la Romancie -- Nathalie Ferrand; title: Rise of the Russian novel and the problem of romance -- Andrew Kahn; title: Poisonous plants or schools of virtue? -- Mónica Bolufer; title: History or prehistory? -- Ann Hallamore Caesar; title: Greek novel and the rise of European genre -- Roderick Beaton; title: Orienting the 'English' novel -- Ros Ballaster; title: Was the novel a popular genre in early modern France? -- Lise Andries; title: Siblings or rivals -- Karen O'Brien; title: Civility and pleasure -- Éric Méchoulan; title: Sex/gender system and the eighteenth century English woman's novel -- John Richetti; title: Elisa oder das Weib wie es sein sollte : two kinds of reading pleasure in the consumption of the eighteenth-century German novel-- Michael Minden.