Cutting edges : postmodern critical essays on eighteenth-century satire / edited by James E. Gill.
1995
827.509 C991
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Title
Cutting edges : postmodern critical essays on eighteenth-century satire / edited by James E. Gill.
Edition
1st ed.
ISBN
0870498924 (cloth : alk. paper)
Imprint
Knoxville : University of Tennessee Press, c1995.
Language
English
Description
xiv, 438 p. ; 25 cm.
Call Number
827.509 C991
System Control No.
(OCoLC)32203053
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Formatted Contents Note
Comedy, satire, or farce? or the generic difficulties of Restoration dramatic satire / Deborah Payne
The semiotics of Restoration satire / Rose Zimbardo
Ideology, sex, and satire : the case of Thomas Shadwell / Jean Marsden
The monster libell : power, politics, and the press in Thomas Otway's The poet's complaint of his muse / Jessica Munns
Satiric embodiments : Butler, Swift, Sterne / Richard Braverman
The mechanics of transport : sublimity and the imagery of abjection in Rochester, Swift, and Burke / Allen Dunn
Credit exhausted : satire and scarcity in the 1690s / Robert Markley
Angry beauties : (wo)Manley satire and the stage / Melinda Alliker Rabb
The persona as pretender and the reader as constitutional subject in Swift's tale / Brian Connery
Pharmakon, pharmakos, and aporetic structure in Gulliver's Voyage to . . . the houyhnhnms / James Gill
Mary Davys's satiric novel Familiar letters : refusing patriarchal inscription of women / Lindy Riley
Event as text, text as event : reading The rape of the lock / David Wheeler
Mocking the heroic? a context for The rape of the lock / Nigel Wood
Augustan semiosis / Charles Hinnant
Pope and his dunciad adversaries : skirmishes on the borders of gentility / Claudia Thomas
The invention of the countryside : Pope, the idiocy of rural life, and the intellectual view from the suburbs / Donna Landry
The critique of capitalism and the retreat into art in Gay's Beggar's opera and Fielding's Author's farce / J. Douglas Canfield
Blocked observation : tautology and paradox in the Vanity of human wishes / Jonathan Lamb
Satire and the bourgeois subject in Frances Burney's Evelina / John Zomchick
Goring John Bull : Maria Edgeworth's hibernian high jinks versus the imperialist imaginary / Mitzi Myers
Elizabeth Hamilton's modern philosophers and the uncertainties of satire / Janice Thaddeus.
The semiotics of Restoration satire / Rose Zimbardo
Ideology, sex, and satire : the case of Thomas Shadwell / Jean Marsden
The monster libell : power, politics, and the press in Thomas Otway's The poet's complaint of his muse / Jessica Munns
Satiric embodiments : Butler, Swift, Sterne / Richard Braverman
The mechanics of transport : sublimity and the imagery of abjection in Rochester, Swift, and Burke / Allen Dunn
Credit exhausted : satire and scarcity in the 1690s / Robert Markley
Angry beauties : (wo)Manley satire and the stage / Melinda Alliker Rabb
The persona as pretender and the reader as constitutional subject in Swift's tale / Brian Connery
Pharmakon, pharmakos, and aporetic structure in Gulliver's Voyage to . . . the houyhnhnms / James Gill
Mary Davys's satiric novel Familiar letters : refusing patriarchal inscription of women / Lindy Riley
Event as text, text as event : reading The rape of the lock / David Wheeler
Mocking the heroic? a context for The rape of the lock / Nigel Wood
Augustan semiosis / Charles Hinnant
Pope and his dunciad adversaries : skirmishes on the borders of gentility / Claudia Thomas
The invention of the countryside : Pope, the idiocy of rural life, and the intellectual view from the suburbs / Donna Landry
The critique of capitalism and the retreat into art in Gay's Beggar's opera and Fielding's Author's farce / J. Douglas Canfield
Blocked observation : tautology and paradox in the Vanity of human wishes / Jonathan Lamb
Satire and the bourgeois subject in Frances Burney's Evelina / John Zomchick
Goring John Bull : Maria Edgeworth's hibernian high jinks versus the imperialist imaginary / Mitzi Myers
Elizabeth Hamilton's modern philosophers and the uncertainties of satire / Janice Thaddeus.
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Series
Tennessee studies in literature ; v. 37
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