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|a Dress, distress and desire
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|a List of Illustrations -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- Seeing Through Pamela's Clothes -- 'The Spoils of Virtue': Mantua-Makers, Milliners and their Shops -- Re-Clothing the Female Reader: Dress and the Eighteenth Century Magazine -- The Sentimental Fashion System: Fordyce's Sermons to Young Women and the Magdalen House for Penitent Prostitutes -- 'The cambrick handkerchief sensibility': Re-figuring Sentiment in Maria Edgworth's Belinda -- Bibliography -- Index.
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|b Dress, Distress and Desire explores representations of sartorial experience in eighteenth-century literature. Batchelor's study brings together for the first time canonical and non-canonical texts, including novels, conduct books and women's magazines, to investigate the pressures that the growth of the fashion market placed on conceptions of female virtue and propriety. While anxieties surrounding dress are by no means exclusive to the eighteenth century, Batchelor demonstrates that these concerns took on a specific character in the literature of sensibility, which read the body as an index to the mind. Clothing acted as a barrier to the legible body, allowing women to conceal the physical signs of transgression and provoking writers to establish elaborate fashion systems and proposals for dress reform in a bid to re-align body and mind. Dress, Distress and Desire explores the centrality of dress to constructions of femininity in the period while revealing how women might have used dress to resist sentimental literature's more prescriptive dictates.
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|a "This is a tremendous book ... Batchelor's focus on the manifold significance of dress in relation to the construction and deconstruction of the woman of sensibility in a range of genres is highly original and fresh ... it's a book that I would recommend to undergraduates, postgraduates and researchers interested in the eighteenth century novel, sentimentalism and feminism.' Dr. Angela Keane, University of Sheffield, UK '[I]nteresting and suggestive and part of a very important discourse of gender and materiality."--Cynthia Wall, Studies in English Literature 1500-1900 'This is an extremely worthwhile book. It synthesizes current scholarship on sensibility and on fashion and female consumption in a pointed and powerful manner. The main lines of her argument follow the concerns of eighteenth-century scholars interested in gender, fashion, and consumption, and Batchelor's reading of prominent texts such as Pamela, The Wanderer, Belinda, and Fordyce's Sermons have much to offer students and scholars of eighteenth-century literature. Dress, Distress and Desire provides a convincing, illuminating, and resourceful look at the often insoluble binds eighteenth-century women faced as they strived to dress for success.' - Erin Mackie, Eighteenth Century: Theory and Interpretation (Vol 46) '[A] precise, learned, and ably sustained examination of how the paradoxes of sartorial codes and of the ideology of sensibility merge to create the maddening double binds that ensnare women who would make claims to legitimacy.' - Erin Mackie, The Eighteenth Century: Theory and Interpretation. 'Batchelor's careful study informs and transforms conventional interpretations of a range of eighteenth-century literature. Dress, Distress and Desire has the virtues of both depth and breadth and will prove a rich source of ideas for eighteenth-century scholars and students.' - Sarah Prescott, Notes and Queries '[This] book combines impeccable research and theoretical sophistication with an eminently readable style.' - Tulsa Studies in Women's Literature, 2006.
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