Eighteenth-Century Literature.

Eighteenth-century women's writing and the 'scandalous memoir' by: (Electronic resources)

Empiricism and the early theory of the novel = Fielding to Austen / by: (Electronic resources)

Blake, myth, and enlightenment = the politics of apotheosis / by: (Electronic resources)

Jane Austen and performance by: (Electronic resources)

Remaking romanticism = the radical politics of the excerpt / by: (Electronic resources)

Women and 'value' in Jane Austen's novels = settling, speculating and superfluity / by: (Electronic resources)

Walking in the city = urban experience and literary psychogeography in eighteenth-century London / by: (Electronic resources)

John Keats = reimagining history / by: (Electronic resources)

Fictions of friendship in the eighteenth-century novel by: (Electronic resources)

Women writing fancy = authorship and autonomy from 1611 to 1812 / by: (Electronic resources)

Gender, pregnancy and power in eighteenth-century literature = the maternal imagination / by: (Electronic resources)

John Clare's romanticism by: (Electronic resources)

Representing the eighteenth century in film and television, 2000-2015 by: (Electronic resources)

Reviewing blindness in French fiction, 1789-2013 by: (Electronic resources)

Jane Austen and the Victorian heroine by: (Electronic resources)

Baron de Vastey and the origins of Black Atlantic humanism by: (Electronic resources)

Voices of cosmopolitanism in early American writing and culture by: (Electronic resources)

Romantic childhood, romantic heirs = reproduction and retrospection, 1820-1850 / by: (Electronic resources)

The female philosopher and her afterlives = Mary Wollstonecraft, the British novel, and the transformations of feminism, 1796-1811 / by: (Electronic resources)

Dracula = an international perspective / by: (Electronic resources)

British romanticism, climate change, and the anthropocene = writing Tambora / by: (Electronic resources)

John Keats and the medical imagination by: (Electronic resources)

Romantic paganism = the politics of ecstasy in the Shelley circle / by: (Electronic resources)

Byron's nature = a romantic vision of cultural ecology / by: (Electronic resources)

After marriage in the long eighteenth century = literature, law and society / by: (Electronic resources)

Romanticism and aesthetic life in postcolonial writing by: (Electronic resources)

Romantic literature and the colonised world = lessons from indigenous translations / by: (Electronic resources)

Further adventures of the celestial sleuth = using astronomy to solve more mysteries in art, history, and literature / by: (Electronic resources)

The language of Jane Austen by: (Electronic resources)

Rock and romanticism = post-punk, goth, and metal as dark romanticisms / by: (Electronic resources)

Theaters of error = problems of performance in German and French enlightenment theater / by: (Electronic resources)

Literary histories of the early Anglophone Caribbean = islands in the stream / by: (Electronic resources)

Women's colonial gothic writing, 1850-1930 = haunted empire / by: (Electronic resources)

Inventing the gothic corpse = the thrill of human remains in the eighteenth-century novel / by: (Electronic resources)

British romantic literature and the emerging modern Greek nation by: (Electronic resources)

Granville Sharp's uncovered letter and the Zong Massacre by: (Electronic resources)

Representations of book culture in eighteenth-century English imaginative writing by: (Electronic resources)

The architecture of space-time in the novels of Jane Austen by: (Electronic resources)

Affect theory and literary critical practice = a feel for the text / by: (Electronic resources)

Romanticism and popular magic = poetry and cultures of the occult in the 1790s / by: (Electronic resources)

An anthology of London in literature, 1558-1914 = 'flower of cities all' / by: (Electronic resources)

Chinese perspectives on cultural psychiatry = psychological disorders in "A dream of red mansions" and contemporary society / by: (Electronic resources)

Creating Romantic Obsession = Scorpions in the Mind / by: (Electronic resources)

Early public libraries and colonial citizenship in the British Southern hemisphere by: (Electronic resources)

Gothic animals = uncanny otherness and the animal with-out / by: (Electronic resources)

Romanticism and the letter by: (Electronic resources)

The lost romantics = forgotten poets, neglected works and one-hit wonders / by: (Electronic resources)

Fashion and authorship = literary production and cultural style from the Eighteenth to the Twenty-First century / by: (Electronic resources)

Metabiography = reflecting on biography / by: (Electronic resources)

Blasphemy and politics in romantic literature = creativity in the writing of Percy Bysshe Shelley / by: (Electronic resources)

The agency of objects in English prose, 1789-1832 = conspicuous things / by: (Electronic resources)

Eighteenth-century literary affections by: (Electronic resources)

Time, the city, and the literary imagination by: (Electronic resources)

Familial feeling = entangled tonalities in early Black Atlantic writing and the rise of the British novel / by: (Electronic resources)

British sociability in the European Enlightenment = cultural practices and personal encounters / by: (Electronic resources)

Untheories of fiction = literary essays from Diderot to Markson / by: (Electronic resources)

Women writers and experimental narratives = early modern to contemporary / by: (Electronic resources)

Living as an author in the Romantic period by: (Electronic resources)

Data visualization in Enlightenment literature and culture by: (Electronic resources)

Miscellanies, poetry, and authorship, 1680-1800 by: (Electronic resources)

New approaches to William Godwin = forms, fears, futures / by: (Electronic resources)

Blake and the failure of prophecy by: (Electronic resources)

Spa culture and literature in England, 1500-1800 by: (Electronic resources)

Birds in eighteenth-century literature = reason, emotion, and ornithology, 1700-1840 / by: (Electronic resources)

Psychopharmacology in British literature and culture, 1780-1900 by: (Electronic resources)

Romanticism and the rule of law = Coleridge, Blake, and the autonomous reader / by: (Electronic resources)

Holderlin and the consequences = an essay on the German 'poet of poets' / by: (Electronic resources)

Reading Jane Austen after reading Charlotte Smith by: (Electronic resources)

Early anthropocene literature in Britain, 1750-1884 by: (Electronic resources)

Romanticism and the cultures of infancy by: (Electronic resources)

Aesthetics, poetics and phenomenology in Samuel Taylor Coleridge by: (Electronic resources)

Blake and Lucretius = the atomistic materialism of the selfhood / by: (Electronic resources)

Emotions in non-fictional representations of the individual, 1600-1850 = between East and West / by: (Electronic resources)

Gothic romanticism = wordsworth, architecture, politics, form / by: (Electronic resources)

Frances burney and the arts by: (Electronic resources)

Political philosophy in Gulliver's travels = shocked by The Just Society / by: (Electronic resources)

David Bowie and romanticism by: (Electronic resources)

Anonymity in eighteenth-century Italian publishing = the absent author / by: (Electronic resources)

Jane Austen and reflective selfhood = rereading the self / by: (Electronic resources)

Frances burney's "Evelina" = the book, its history, and its paratext / by: (Electronic resources)

Daniel Defoe's a journal of the plague year and COVID-19 = a tale of two pandemics / by: (Electronic resources)

The arms-bearing woman and British theatre in the age of Revolution, 1789-1815 by: (Electronic resources)

Polish culture in Britain = literature and history, 1772 to the present / by: (Electronic resources)

William Blake and the visionary law = prophecy, legislation and constitution / by: (Electronic resources)

Della cruscan poetry, women and the fashionable newspaper by: (Electronic resources)