Studies in eighteenth-century culture.
By: edited by Patricia B. Craddock and Carla H. Hay
Contributors: Craddock, Patricia B; Hay, Carla H.; American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies
Publisher: Published for the American Society for Eighteenth-century Studies by Colleagues Press
Published: 1991
Place of publication: East Lansing, Mich
Language: eng
Number of pages: 305
Subjects: Eighteenth century; Civilization, Modern -- 18th century
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index
Table of contents: value: The literary revolution of 1789 / Robert Darnton; value: Anna Barbauld's criticism of fiction; value: Johnsonian mode, female vision / Katharine M. Rogers; value: Versions of female nature in John Gay's Fan / Jacob Fuchs; value: Eroticism in graphic art : the case of William Hogarth / Hans-Peter Wagner; value: Swift and the 'conjectural histories' of the eighteenth century : the case of the fourth voyage / Charles H. Hinnant; value: A dance in the mind : the provincial Scottish philosophical societies / Kathleen Holcomb; value: "See Locke on government" : the two treatises and the American Revolution / Steven M. Dworetz; value: Another turn of the screw : prefaces in Swift, Marvell, and Genette / Jon Rowland; value: "This was a woman that taught" : feminist scriptural exegesis in the seventeenth century / Margaret Olofson Thickstun; value: History, genre, and insight in the "characters" of Lord Chesterfield / Alan T. McKenzie; value: Historical fiction : David, Marat, and Napoleon / Heather McPherson; value: Swift and patronage / Dustin Griffin; value: Nationality and knowledge in eighteenth-century Italy / James L. Fuchs; value: From Clarens to Hollow Park, Isabelle de Charrière's quiet revolution / Nadine Bérenguier; value: The origins and significance of gossip about Princess Augusta and Lord Bute, 1755-1756 / John L. Bullion; value: Did Minnesota have an eighteenth century, and if so, when? / Paul Alkon