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Evelina

Frances Burney ; edited by Kristina Straub

(Bedford cultural editions)

Bedford Books, c1997

  • : hardcover
  • : paperback

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Includes critical apparatus and selected contemporary works for purposes of contextualisation

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: paperback ISBN 9780312097295

Description

W.E.B. du Bois' The Souls of Black Folk is probably one of the most influential and widely read texts of all African American letters and history. The original 1903 edition is reprinted with extensive annotations by two prominent du Bois scholars - an historian and a philosopher. Three additional essays by du Bois are included and many items of correspondence which contextualize how people read the text in his own time. There is a substantial introduction to du Bois' life and writings.

Table of Contents

Preface - Introduction: On the Strange Meaning of Being Black: Du Bois' American Tragedy - The Documents: The Souls of Black Folk, 1903 - Essays by du Bois: The Conservation of Races (1897) - The Development of a People (1904) - The Souls of Black Folk (1904) - Correspondence (17 items) on The Souls of Black Folk - Appendices: - Chronology - Questions for Consideration - Selected Bibliography - Index
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ISBN 9780333657041

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This edition of Evelina offers the definitive 1778 text together with 150 pages of documents on life in eighteenth-century England carefully selected to give students a rich sense of the novel's historical and cultural context. Fanny Burney's work is widely-studied on both courses on the novel and women's writing. As well as the documents, the volume contains an historical and critical introduction to the text, a chronology of Burney's life, an extensive bibliography and illustrations and maps.

Table of Contents

General Editor's Introduction - Critical and Historical Introduction - Chronology of Burney's Life - Illustrations - Text of Evelina - Cultural Contexts - The Young Lady - The Fashionable World - Beyond The Fashionable World

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