Mary Wollstonecraft in Context
Herausgeber: Johnson, Nancy E; Keen, Paul
Part I. Life and Works: 1. Biography Kate Chisholm
2. Correspondence Andrew McInnes
3. Family Julie Carlson
4. Joseph Johnson David Fallon
Part II. Critical Fortunes: 5. Early critical reception Nancy E. Johnson
6. Nineteenth-century critical reception Eileen Hunt Botting
7. 1970s critical reception Julie Murray
8. Recent critical reception Eliza O'Brien
Part III. Historical and Cultural Contexts: 9. Writing the French Revolution Mary A. Favret
10. Radical societies David O'Shaughnessy
11. Radical publishers Jon Mee
12. British conservatism Paul Keen
13. Jacobin reformers Mary Fairclough
14. Liberal reformers Michelle Levy
15. Conservative reformers Claire Grogan
16. French philosophes Sylvana Tomaselli
17. Dissenters Andrew McKendry
18. Jean-Jacques Rousseau Laura Kirkley
19. Edmund Burke Frans de Bruyn
20. William Godwin Pamela Clemit
21. Political theory Lena Halldenius
22. Feminist theory Jane Moore
23. The constitution Ian Ward
24. Property law Catherine Packham
25. Domestic law Rebecca Probert
26. Slavery and abolition Katie Donington
27. The Bluestockings Betty Schellenberg
28. Conduct literature Vivien Jones
29. Theories of education Frances Ferguson
30. Sentimentalism and sensibility Alex Wetmore
31. English Jacobin novels April London
32. Anti-Jacobin novels Gary Kelly
33. Children's literature Andrew O'Malley
34. Gothic literature Michael Gamer
35. Travel writing Pamela Perkins
36. History writing Jonathan Sachs
37. Periodicals Jacqueline George
38. Translations Alessa Johns
Suggested further reading
Index.
