Studies in Eighteenth-Century Culture, Vol. 2

Representing the diversity of interests within the eighteenth-century studies community, the latest volume in this distinguished series includes eighteen essays that range chronologically from the mid-seventeenth century to the early nineteenth century and geographically from the Italian peninsula to the American colonies on the eve of the revolution. A distinguished group of contributors addresses subjects such as alienation and exile, the rise of the novel as a genre, challenges to Enlightenment rationalism, gender and the Other, and the rise of the New Science. Contributors: Paula R. Backscheider ? Jeffrey Barnouw ? Leslie Ellen Brown ? Pamela Cantrell ? Patrick Coleman ? Robert P. Crease ? William F. Edmiston ? James M. Farrell ? Moira Ferguson ? Maureen Harkin ? Catherine Ingrassia ? Philip Koch ? William Levine ? Thomas E. Maresca ? Betty Rizzo ? Zeynep Tenger ? Paul Trolander ? James Grantham Turner ? Arlene Fish WilnerDistributed for the American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies.Hay, Carla H. is the author of 'Studies in Eighteenth-Century Culture, Vol. 2', published 1974 under ISBN 9780801851360 and ISBN 080185136X.