The definitive collection on eighteenth-century generation and its many milieus, The Secrets of Generation will be an essential resource for studying this topic for years to come.
The definitive collection on eighteenth-century generation and its many milieus, The Secrets of Generation will be an essential resource for studying this topic for years to come.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Preface Raymond Stephanson and Darren Wagner “Introduction” PART I: Generation Species Breeding 1. Staffan Müller-Wille “Reproducing Species” 2. Ivano Dal Prete “Cultures and Politics of Preformism in Eighteenth-Century Italy” 3. Peter Bowler “Theories of Generation and the History of Life” 4. John C. Waller “Born to Virtue: Ideas of Generation and the Eighteenth-Century Elites” 5. Susanne Lettow “Improving Reproduction: Articulations of Breeding and ‘Race-Mixing’ in French and German Discourse (1750–1800)” 6. Christine Lehleiter “New Attention to Incest and Inbreeding as Ways of Reproduction around 1800: A Case Study of the Mignon Episode in Goethe’s Wilhelm Meister” PART II: Fetus Child Mother 7. Sebastian Pranghofer “Changing Views on Generation—Images of the Unborn” 8. Corinna Wagner “The Problem of Maternal Violence: Anatomy Forensic Medicine and the Mind” 9. David M. Turner “Birth Anomaly and Childhood Disability” 10. Heather Meek “Motherhood Hysteria and the Eighteenth-Century Woman Writer” 11. Sonja Boon “Mothers and Others: The Politics of Lactation in Medical Consultation Letters Addressed to Samuel-Auguste Tissot” 12. Jennifer Golightly “Reproduction in British Women’s Novels of the 1790s” PART III: Pathologies Body Parts Display 13. Sarah Toulalan “‘Unfit for Generation’: Body Size and Reproduction” 14. Pam Lieske “Deformity of the Maternal Pelvis in Late Eighteenth-Century Britain” 15. Sally Frampton “The Debris of Life: Diseased Ovaries in Eighteenth-Century Medicine” 16. Lianne McTavish “Intestinal Chaos: Tapeworms Dead Flesh and Reproduction during the Eighteenth Century” 17. Darren Wagner “A Bit Exposed: Displays of Male Genitals” PART IV Attitudes Tropes Satire 18. Marcia D. Nichols “The Aristotle Texts Sex and the American Woman” 19. Corrinne Harol and Jessica MacQueen “Eve’s Labours: Procreation Reproduction and the Politics of Generation in Paradise Lost” 20. Julie Peakman and Sarah Watkins “Making Babies: Eighteenth-Century Attitudes Toward Conception Reproduction and Childbirth” 21. Donald W. Nichol “Making the Rounds in the Old & New Foundling Hospitals for Wit: (Mis)Conceptions about Conceiving” 22. George Rousseau “Panspermist Jokes Reproductive Technologies and Virgin Births: Some Enlightenment Luciniades”
Preface Raymond Stephanson and Darren Wagner “Introduction” PART I: Generation Species Breeding 1. Staffan Müller-Wille “Reproducing Species” 2. Ivano Dal Prete “Cultures and Politics of Preformism in Eighteenth-Century Italy” 3. Peter Bowler “Theories of Generation and the History of Life” 4. John C. Waller “Born to Virtue: Ideas of Generation and the Eighteenth-Century Elites” 5. Susanne Lettow “Improving Reproduction: Articulations of Breeding and ‘Race-Mixing’ in French and German Discourse (1750–1800)” 6. Christine Lehleiter “New Attention to Incest and Inbreeding as Ways of Reproduction around 1800: A Case Study of the Mignon Episode in Goethe’s Wilhelm Meister” PART II: Fetus Child Mother 7. Sebastian Pranghofer “Changing Views on Generation—Images of the Unborn” 8. Corinna Wagner “The Problem of Maternal Violence: Anatomy Forensic Medicine and the Mind” 9. David M. Turner “Birth Anomaly and Childhood Disability” 10. Heather Meek “Motherhood Hysteria and the Eighteenth-Century Woman Writer” 11. Sonja Boon “Mothers and Others: The Politics of Lactation in Medical Consultation Letters Addressed to Samuel-Auguste Tissot” 12. Jennifer Golightly “Reproduction in British Women’s Novels of the 1790s” PART III: Pathologies Body Parts Display 13. Sarah Toulalan “‘Unfit for Generation’: Body Size and Reproduction” 14. Pam Lieske “Deformity of the Maternal Pelvis in Late Eighteenth-Century Britain” 15. Sally Frampton “The Debris of Life: Diseased Ovaries in Eighteenth-Century Medicine” 16. Lianne McTavish “Intestinal Chaos: Tapeworms Dead Flesh and Reproduction during the Eighteenth Century” 17. Darren Wagner “A Bit Exposed: Displays of Male Genitals” PART IV Attitudes Tropes Satire 18. Marcia D. Nichols “The Aristotle Texts Sex and the American Woman” 19. Corrinne Harol and Jessica MacQueen “Eve’s Labours: Procreation Reproduction and the Politics of Generation in Paradise Lost” 20. Julie Peakman and Sarah Watkins “Making Babies: Eighteenth-Century Attitudes Toward Conception Reproduction and Childbirth” 21. Donald W. Nichol “Making the Rounds in the Old & New Foundling Hospitals for Wit: (Mis)Conceptions about Conceiving” 22. George Rousseau “Panspermist Jokes Reproductive Technologies and Virgin Births: Some Enlightenment Luciniades”
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