"Daniel Defoe established the genre of the novel with Moll Flanders and Robinson Crusoe. He also wrote pioneering works of non-fiction and verse. This collection of short, accessible essays by leading scholars helps students and general readers understand Defoe's writing and the vibrant culture in which he lived"--
"Daniel Defoe established the genre of the novel with Moll Flanders and Robinson Crusoe. He also wrote pioneering works of non-fiction and verse. This collection of short, accessible essays by leading scholars helps students and general readers understand Defoe's writing and the vibrant culture in which he lived"--Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Part I. Life and Works: 1. Defoe the writer John Richetti 2. Defoe's connections Brian Cowan 3. Family life and inner life Maximillian E. Novak 4. Correspondence Louise Curran 5. Editions Cynthia Wall Part II. Literary Context: 6. Defoe and the novel Stephanie Insley Hershinow 7. Defoe and popular fiction Paul Baines 8. Verse and verse satire Pat Rogers 9. Memories and memorials: factual genres in A Journal of the Plague Year Barbara M. Benedict 10. Periodicals, news and journalism Darryl P. Domingo 11. Pornography Hal Gladfelder 12. Defoe and popular religious writing Penny Pritchard 13. Theatre and the novel Laura J. Rosenthal 14. The philosophical tradition Ryan Patrick Hanley Part III. Authorship and Copyright: 15. Censorship Aaron R. Hanlon 16. Professional authorship J. A. Downie 17. Digital defoe Hilary Havens 18. Anonymous defoe Mark Vareschi Part IV. The Monarchy and Parliament: 19. Politics Nicholas Seager 20. Defoe and the glorious revolution Emrys D. Jones 21. Defoe and the monarchy Toni Bowers 22. The act of union Juliet Shields Part V. Social Structures and Social Life: 23. The penal system Monika Fludernik 24. Defoe and religion Jayne Lewis 25. Social status and social mobility Brean Hammond 26. Education and opportunity Benjamin F. Pauley 27. Men and women Ann Louise Kibbie 28. Defoe and China Eugenia Zuroski 29. London: 1660-1731 Melissa Mowry 30. The environment David Alff 31. Marriage law Melissa J. Ganz 32. Daniel defoe and the law of the sea Jonathan Lamb 33. Disability Jason S. Farr 34. Defoe and colonialism Stephanie DeGooyer 35. Defoe and animals Paul Kelleher 36. Defoe and slavery George Boulukos 37. Economics Robert Markley 38. Defoe and the supernatural Geoffrey Sill 39. Defoe and America Joseph F. Bartolomeo Part VI. Critical Fortunes and Literary Afterlife: 40. Critical reception up to 1900 Emily C. Friedman 41. Critical reception after 1900 Manushag N. Powell 42. Continuations and adaptations Daniel Cook Further Reading Index.
Part I. Life and Works: 1. Defoe the writer John Richetti 2. Defoe's connections Brian Cowan 3. Family life and inner life Maximillian E. Novak 4. Correspondence Louise Curran 5. Editions Cynthia Wall Part II. Literary Context: 6. Defoe and the novel Stephanie Insley Hershinow 7. Defoe and popular fiction Paul Baines 8. Verse and verse satire Pat Rogers 9. Memories and memorials: factual genres in A Journal of the Plague Year Barbara M. Benedict 10. Periodicals, news and journalism Darryl P. Domingo 11. Pornography Hal Gladfelder 12. Defoe and popular religious writing Penny Pritchard 13. Theatre and the novel Laura J. Rosenthal 14. The philosophical tradition Ryan Patrick Hanley Part III. Authorship and Copyright: 15. Censorship Aaron R. Hanlon 16. Professional authorship J. A. Downie 17. Digital defoe Hilary Havens 18. Anonymous defoe Mark Vareschi Part IV. The Monarchy and Parliament: 19. Politics Nicholas Seager 20. Defoe and the glorious revolution Emrys D. Jones 21. Defoe and the monarchy Toni Bowers 22. The act of union Juliet Shields Part V. Social Structures and Social Life: 23. The penal system Monika Fludernik 24. Defoe and religion Jayne Lewis 25. Social status and social mobility Brean Hammond 26. Education and opportunity Benjamin F. Pauley 27. Men and women Ann Louise Kibbie 28. Defoe and China Eugenia Zuroski 29. London: 1660-1731 Melissa Mowry 30. The environment David Alff 31. Marriage law Melissa J. Ganz 32. Daniel defoe and the law of the sea Jonathan Lamb 33. Disability Jason S. Farr 34. Defoe and colonialism Stephanie DeGooyer 35. Defoe and animals Paul Kelleher 36. Defoe and slavery George Boulukos 37. Economics Robert Markley 38. Defoe and the supernatural Geoffrey Sill 39. Defoe and America Joseph F. Bartolomeo Part VI. Critical Fortunes and Literary Afterlife: 40. Critical reception up to 1900 Emily C. Friedman 41. Critical reception after 1900 Manushag N. Powell 42. Continuations and adaptations Daniel Cook Further Reading Index.
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