The life and works of Samuel Richardson (1689-1761) are explored through essays on their historical, literary, intellectual and cultural contexts.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Part I. Life and Works: 1. Portraying the life Thomas Keymer 2. Publication history Peter Sabor 3. Correspondence Louise Curran Part II. Critical Fortunes: 4. Editions Hilary Havens 5. Contemporary transnational reception Mary Helen McMurran 6. Reputation Sören Hammerschmidt 7. Critical reception to 1900 Brian Corman 8. Critical reception since 1900 Albert J. Rivero Part III. The Print Trade: 9. The Stationers' Company Ian Gadd 10. Transnational print trade relations Norbert Schürer 11. Authorship Betty A. Schellenberg 12. The literary marketplace Catherine Ingrassia Part IV. The Book and its Readers: 13. The material book Christopher Flint 14. Editing Pat Rogers 15. Reading and readers Eve Tavor Bannet Part V. Literary Genres and the Arts: 16. The novel April London 17. Fables and fairy-tales Margaret Anne Doody 18. Letters Joe Bray 19. Educational writing Bonnie Latimer 20. The English language Carol Percy 21. Salon culture and conversation Markman Ellis 22. Visual arts Lynn Shepherd 23. Theatre and drama Darryl P. Domingo 24. Humour Simon Dickie Part VI. Social Structures and Social Life: 25. Money and economics Edward Copeland 26. The law Simon Stern 27. Family Toni Bowers 28. Gender Kathleen M. Oliver 29. Sexuality James Grantham Turner 30. Medicine and health Heather Meek 31. Death and mourning culture Peter Walmsley 32. London Linda Bree 33. Sentiment and sensibility Katherine Binhammer 34. Religion E. Derek Taylor 35. Social hierarchy and social mobility Karen Lipsedge 36. Politics Howard D. Weinbrot 37. Nationalism Lisa O'Connell.
Part I. Life and Works: 1. Portraying the life Thomas Keymer 2. Publication history Peter Sabor 3. Correspondence Louise Curran Part II. Critical Fortunes: 4. Editions Hilary Havens 5. Contemporary transnational reception Mary Helen McMurran 6. Reputation Sören Hammerschmidt 7. Critical reception to 1900 Brian Corman 8. Critical reception since 1900 Albert J. Rivero Part III. The Print Trade: 9. The Stationers' Company Ian Gadd 10. Transnational print trade relations Norbert Schürer 11. Authorship Betty A. Schellenberg 12. The literary marketplace Catherine Ingrassia Part IV. The Book and its Readers: 13. The material book Christopher Flint 14. Editing Pat Rogers 15. Reading and readers Eve Tavor Bannet Part V. Literary Genres and the Arts: 16. The novel April London 17. Fables and fairy-tales Margaret Anne Doody 18. Letters Joe Bray 19. Educational writing Bonnie Latimer 20. The English language Carol Percy 21. Salon culture and conversation Markman Ellis 22. Visual arts Lynn Shepherd 23. Theatre and drama Darryl P. Domingo 24. Humour Simon Dickie Part VI. Social Structures and Social Life: 25. Money and economics Edward Copeland 26. The law Simon Stern 27. Family Toni Bowers 28. Gender Kathleen M. Oliver 29. Sexuality James Grantham Turner 30. Medicine and health Heather Meek 31. Death and mourning culture Peter Walmsley 32. London Linda Bree 33. Sentiment and sensibility Katherine Binhammer 34. Religion E. Derek Taylor 35. Social hierarchy and social mobility Karen Lipsedge 36. Politics Howard D. Weinbrot 37. Nationalism Lisa O'Connell.
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