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  • - The Work of a Forgotten Writer
    av John McVeagh
    1 180,-

    An examination of the work of Restoration playwright Thomas Durfey. John McVeagh studies his continuing ability to adapt to shifts in taste, fashion and personnel in the world of theatre. Among the topics covered is Durfey's attempt to feminize Restoration comedy.

  • - Exploring Genres
    av Jean Vivies
    690 - 1 872,-

    Charts the growth of the "travel narrative" - from its protean origins in Addison, to the shifting perspective of the post-Romantic hedonist. A century's passing saw personal pleasure rather than the improvement of the mind become the reason for travel, as the era of the Grand Tour passed.

  • - The State of Nature and the Nature of the State
    av Stuart Sim
    1 872,-

    In this study the authors examine a range of theories about the state of nature in 17th- and 18th-century England, considering the contribution they made to the period's discourse on sovereignty and their impact on literary activity.

  • - An English Genre and Discourse
    av Richard Terry
    1 872,-

  • - Myth, Genre and Cultural Change
    av Dafydd Moore
    1 803,-

    This study examines the relationship between Enlightenment and romance through the work of James Macpherson and in particular his "The Poems of Ossian".

  • - Orality, Gesture, Literacy
    av Alexis Tadie
    444,-

    This text addresses the issue of Sterne's position at the cross-roads of several literary traditions. It places his works against a background which does not relate directly to the rise of the novel.

  • - Image, History, Judgment
    av Philip Smallwood
    1 692,-

    Smallwood (English, U. of Central England) argues that despite concerned efforts otherwise of late, literary criticism by Samuel Johnson (1709-84) is read by historians of criticism as a body of theory that is now largely unappreciated as criticism and has lost its persuasive power. The reason it ca

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