Titlebook: Enlightened Virginity in Eighteenth-Century Literature; Corrinne Harol Book 2006 Corrinne Harol 2006 English literature.history of literat

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-2800-7f the English reading public, at least partially, for nostalgic reasons.. The political and theological cynicism that we often attribute to Restoration England made way for the enthusiastic reception of the story of a nun seduced and abandoned who nonetheless seems, remarkably, to have maintained bo

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-55103-0mental fiction—the majority of her experience is marked more by peril than by admiration. Throughout this book, we find her exposed to depredation by theology, pornography, and satire. In this chapter, it is science that endeavors to deflate—and appropriate—her iconic power via the dual methods of o

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The Rise of Populism in Western Europey be produced at the height of an historically unprecedented obsession with virginity. But perhaps a more honest prediction of a reader’s reaction would be this: But what about Clarissa? Surely she is the exception? And indeed, in important ways, Clarissa and . are exceptional. Although I claimed th