Oliver Goldsmith in Context

Herausgeber: Griffin, Michael; O'Shaughnessy, David

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Produktbeschreibung

The Vicar of Wakefield, The Deserted Village, and She Stoops to Conquer number among the greatest literary works of the eighteenth century. With sections covering Goldsmith's Life and Career; Social, Cultural, and Intellectual Contexts; Literary Contexts; and Critical Fortunes and Afterlives, this volume illuminates his extraordinary achievement.

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Produktdetails

• Literature in Context
• Verlag: Cambridge University Press
• Seitenzahl: 376
• Erscheinungstermin: 14. Oktober 2024
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 25mm
• Gewicht: 682g
• ISBN-13: 9781316518915
• ISBN-10: 1316518914
• Artikelnr.: 70287429

Inhaltsangabe

Part I. Life and Career: 1. Life Michael Griffin
2. Letters David O'Shaughnessy
3. Friendships and feuds Norma Clarke
4. Booksellers and the book trade Richard C. Taylor
Part II. Social, Cultural and Intellectual Contexts: 5. Enlightenments Michael Brown
6. Universities David A. Fleming
7. Libraries Paul Goring
8. The club Ian Newman
9. Irish London John Bergin
10. Liberty Nigel Wood
11. Cosmopolitanism James Watt
12. Marriage Aileen Douglas
13. Gender Rebecca Anne Barr
14. Race Kerry Sinanan
15. Religion James Bryant Reeves
16. Natural history and science Melissa Bailes
17. War and empire Robert W. Jones
18. Ghosts María Losada-Friend
Part III. Literary Contexts: 19. Fiction Ian Campbell Ross
20. Theatre Gillian Russell
21. Pastoral poetry Dustin Griffin
22. Prospect poetry Katherine Turner
23. Periodicals and literary reviewing Manushag N. Powell
24. History writing Ben Dew
25. Authorship Maureen Harkin
26. Orientalism Eun Kyung Min
27. Satire and sentiment Lynn Festa
28. The sister arts Timothy Erwin
29. Music and song Moyra Haslett
30. France and French writing Amy Prendergast
Part IV. Critical Fortunes and Afterlives: 31. Editions Will Bowers
32. Critical reception before 1900 Megan Kitching
33. Critical reception after 1900 James Ward
34. Afterlives 1: the Victorian vicar Jarlath Killeen
35. Afterlives 2: theatre David Clare
36. Afterlives 3: poetry Alfred Lutz.