Reflections on Sentiment : Essays in Honor of George Starr.
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- 9781611495898
- 809/.93353
- PN56.S475R44 2015
Intro -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- I: Sympathetic Identification and Narrative Sociality -- 1 "Unequally Yoked" -- 2 Circumstantial Particulars, Particular Individuals, and Defoe -- 3 The Sentimental Animal -- II: Sentimental Family Politics and the Novel -- 4 The Sentimental Servant -- 5 Only a Girl? -- 6 The Abyss of Friendship in Caleb Williams -- 7 "Only a Boy" -- III: Professing Literature in a Changing Marketplace -- 8 Satirical Authorship and Literary Commerce -- 9 Passion in Declamation and Dialogue -- Publications of George Starr -- Index -- About the Contributors.
As scholarly interest has turned to emotion and affect, Reflections on Sentiment offers examples of Enlightenment feeling both challenging and promoting the period's touted reason and realism. Essays explore the complex relation of thought and sentiment in discourses from moral treatises and religious debates to interrogations of gender and family relations, from fictional tests of boundaries between human and non-human species to innovations in the forms of poetry, the novel, and the literary marketplace itself.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2024. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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