Enlightening romanticism, romancing the enlightenment [electronic resource] : British novels from 1750 to 1832 / [edited by] Miriam L. Wallace.
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2016.
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Novel romanticism in 1751 : Eliza Haywood's Besty Thoughtless / Margaret Case Croskery
- 2. The melancholy Briton : enlightenment sources of the Gothic / Peter Walmsley
- 3. "Disagreeable misconstructions" : epistolary trouble in Charlotte Smith's Desmond / Scott C. Campbell
- 4. Reason and romance : rethinking romantic-era fiction through Jane West's The advantages of education / Daniel Schierenbeck
- 5. The politics of masculinity in the 1790s radical novel : Hugh Trevor, Caleb Williams, and the romance of sentimental friendship / Shawn Lisa Maurer
- 6. The "double sense" of honor : revising gendered social codes in Amelia Opie's Adeline Mowbray / Shelley King
- 7. Reading of the metropole : Elizabeth Hamilton's Translations of the letters of a Hindoo Rajah / Tara Ghoshal Wallace
- 8. The woman of genius : in praise of the Inchoate future / Julie Shaffer
- 9. Frances Trollope's America : from enlightenment aesthetics to victorian class / Christopher Flynn
- Response essay. How we see : the 1790s / Patricia M. Spacks
- Response essay. Cultural transitions, literary judgements, and the romantic-era British novel / Stephen C. Behrendt.