Cutting edges : postmodern critical essays on eighteenth-century satire
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Cutting edges : postmodern critical essays on eighteenth-century satire
（Tennessee studies in literature, v. 37）
University of Tennessee Press, c1995
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Contents of Works
- 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
