Titlebook: An Introduction to Eighteenth-Century Fiction; Raising the Novel John Skinner Textbook 2001Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-26066-1. One typically provides a series of elaborate readings of canonical texts, together with a conceptual model that often seems tacked on as an afterthought. The other begins with a sophisticated hypothesis, which is then applied to a select group of writers — generally some permutation of Defoe, Rich

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Die Steuerungen der Dampfmaschinen soft option, a kind of mental slumming. Eighteenth-century ., at least, might have had similar reservations about reading anything as trivial as a novel rather than a more mentally exacting philosophical treatise, or culturally significant essay in natural history. Their choice was perhaps made sim

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-47608-2erary genre still in the process of development. Or, expressed from a slightly different perspective, most readers have a clear concept of what an epic or tragedy involves, and might be expected to recognize one fairly easily when they met it; the case of the novel is hardly so simple. And if, on ye

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Die Steuerungen der Gleichdruckmaschinen,ic text. For it is striking how often an exceptionally large chunk of this writer’s work serves rather modest critical aims (say . considered solely as a kind of men’s ‘conduct book’), or a comparably small chunk inspires such bold theoretical ones (say the role of . in the feminization of the novel

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Methodisches Vorgehen und Forschungsdesign,gh judgement and commentary, or satire and parody, it thus reviews the technical and aesthetic possibilities of the genre, even if this process is not as methodical — and certainly never as self-consciously authoritative — as it is in the hands of Fielding. At the same time, however, Sterne’s fictio

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Methodisches Vorgehen und Forschungsdesign,he first respect, both novels feature na?ve heroines from sheltered rural environments, forced to live through a painful socialization process, with all its attendant public embarrassment. Some form of sentimental education is central here, thus anticipating the concerns of the female . or ‘novel of

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Methodisches Vorgehen und Forschungsdesign,ergyman, the writer grew up and later resettled in rural Hampshire, where she seems to have been happy; in the interim, she lived five years with her family in Bath, and briefly — on her father’s death — in Southampton: places where she was clearly less happy.. The relative uneventfulness of Austen’

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