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The Boudoir in Philosophy, or Knowing Bodies in French Fictionp a faithful depiction of morals, of men, and of a nation,” French novels “are almost all devoid of style and invention …. A great number [of them] … offer up only unintelligible babble and uncontrolled imagination with no real substance.”. One hundred and fifty years later, Ian Watt opined that eig

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Seduced by the Self: Susanna Rowson, Moral Sense Philosophy, and Evangelicalismal flaws in common with men entailed an equalizing realization: after conversion, an abstract and even gender-neutral form of description could be applied to human moral perception, which had become divinely illuminated. Edwardsean evangelicalism had “opened a representational space that women in th

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The Americanization of Gothic in Brockden Brown’s his happens a lot in Brown’s novel, and I want to look at these situations and examine what they share. Finally, I use the word queer to describe nonnormative sexual relations of various kinds, as indeed I did in my recent book, ..

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Adulterous Sentiments in Transatlantic Domestic Fiction, c. 1770–1805eduction and fall—of innocent young girls before marriage. Consequently, we have tended to treat as courtship novels even works such as . (1791), where the heroine has an adulterous affair so shattering that it severs not only the filiation of generations, but the book itself, or to regard as seduct

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Genuine Sentiments and Gendered Liberties: Migration and Marriage in Gilbert Imlay’s ,nto the United States’ recently acquired land between the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. The Ohio Valley was a locus of international rivalry among Britain, France, and the United States, with each of these powers seeking to control its land, resources, and native tribes. As westward migration increas

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“She Straightness on the Woods Bestows”: Protestant Sexuality and English Empire in Marvell’s “Upon ) expansion into the Atlantic and Caribbean worlds. This work has responded to Joan W. Scott’s influential argument that gender must be a central category of historical analysis because “power relations among nations and the status of colonial subjects have been made comprehensible (and thus legitim

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