The Black Aesthetic Unbound by April C.E. Langley

Yvonne Noble: Jayne Elizabeth Lewis, The English Fable: Aesop and Literary Culture Quinsey, ed., Broken Boundaries: Women and Feminism in Restoration DramaĮben Wood: Rose A Zimbardo, At Zero Point: Discourse, Culture, and Satire in Restoration England

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Sandra Sherman, “The Law, Confinement, and Disruptive Excess in Hays’s The Victim of Prejudice”ĭonna Patterson, “Foliation Jokes in Tristram Shandy” Gobin, “Dangerous Persuasions: Correspondence as Presence in Clarissa”īeth Swan, “Raped by the System: An Account of Clarissa in the Light of Eighteenth-Century Law” Basker, “Smollett’s Racial Consciousness in Roderick Random”Ĭharles E. William Walker, “Addison’s Mastery of Locke” George Rousseau, “Towards a Geriatric Enlightenment”

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The Black Aesthetic Unbound by April C.E. Langley