Godwinian Moments is the first ever book collection on the work of William Godwin, the radical British philosopher, novelist, and pamphleteer who contributed extensively to the political and cultural shifts of 1783 to 1834.
Godwinian Moments is the first ever book collection on the work of William Godwin, the radical British philosopher, novelist, and pamphleteer who contributed extensively to the political and cultural shifts of 1783 to 1834.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Acknowledgements Introduction PART ONE: Godwin’s Radical Moment 1. Godwin’s Calvinist Ghosts: Political Justice and Caleb Williams by Robert M Maniquis (UCLA) 2. Godwin, Thelwall, and the Means of Progress by Mark Philp (Oxford) 3. ‘The Press and Danger of the Crowd’: Godwin, Thelwall, and the Counter-Public Sphere by Jon Mee (University of Warwick) 4. ‘Awakening the Mind’: William Godwin’s Enquirer by Gary Handwerk (University of Washington) 5. Godwin Disguised: Politics in the Juvenile Library by Robert Anderson (University of Toronto) PART TWO: Godwin’s Experiments with History 6. Oratory and History: Godwin’s History of the Life of William Pitt, Earl of Chatham by Victoria Myers (Pepperdine University) 7. The Disfiguration of Enlightenment: War, Trauma, and the Historical Novel in Godwin’s Mandeville by Tilottama Rajan (University of Western Ontario) 8. ‘This is the dread hour that must decide the fate of England!’ Godwin’s St Dunstan by David O'Shaughnessy (University of Warwick) 9. Heavy Drama by Julie A Carlson (University of California at santa Barbara) PART THREE: Godwin’s Acquaintances 10. The Philosopher and the Moneylender: The Relationship between William Godwin and John King by Michael Scrivener (Wayne State University) 11. Commerce of Luminaries: Eight Letters between William Godwin and Thomas Wedgwood by Pamela Clemit (Durham University) Contributors
Acknowledgements Introduction PART ONE: Godwin’s Radical Moment 1. Godwin’s Calvinist Ghosts: Political Justice and Caleb Williams by Robert M Maniquis (UCLA) 2. Godwin, Thelwall, and the Means of Progress by Mark Philp (Oxford) 3. ‘The Press and Danger of the Crowd’: Godwin, Thelwall, and the Counter-Public Sphere by Jon Mee (University of Warwick) 4. ‘Awakening the Mind’: William Godwin’s Enquirer by Gary Handwerk (University of Washington) 5. Godwin Disguised: Politics in the Juvenile Library by Robert Anderson (University of Toronto) PART TWO: Godwin’s Experiments with History 6. Oratory and History: Godwin’s History of the Life of William Pitt, Earl of Chatham by Victoria Myers (Pepperdine University) 7. The Disfiguration of Enlightenment: War, Trauma, and the Historical Novel in Godwin’s Mandeville by Tilottama Rajan (University of Western Ontario) 8. ‘This is the dread hour that must decide the fate of England!’ Godwin’s St Dunstan by David O'Shaughnessy (University of Warwick) 9. Heavy Drama by Julie A Carlson (University of California at santa Barbara) PART THREE: Godwin’s Acquaintances 10. The Philosopher and the Moneylender: The Relationship between William Godwin and John King by Michael Scrivener (Wayne State University) 11. Commerce of Luminaries: Eight Letters between William Godwin and Thomas Wedgwood by Pamela Clemit (Durham University) Contributors
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