Theory and tradition in eighteenth-century studies
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Theory and tradition in eighteenth-century studies
Southern Illinois University Press, c1990
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  Fukui
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  Gifu
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Note
Papers presented to a NEH-sponsored conference held at Georgetown University on April 1-3, 1987
Includes bibliographies and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This is a collection of nine essays by senior scholars Donald Greene, Morris R. Brownell, Richard B. Schwartz, Howard D. Weinbrot, Maximillian Novak, J. Paul Hunter, John H. Middendorf, Shirley Strum Kenny, and Gwin J. Kolb.
They draw from their own experiences as students and scholars to assess the past and present position of theoryin eighteenth-century studies and to discuss the important areas of scholarship that remain relatively unexplored, often proposing specific projects. Some essays are controversial; all are lively and personal.
The essays evolved from a 1987 conference held at Georgetown Universitythe first such conference to examine the state of eighteenth-century literary studies in fifteen years."
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