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SCRIBLERIAN Spring 2007 Vol. XXXIX, No. 2 RECENT ARTICLES Addison: ASCARI,
MAURIZIO. ‘‘The Role of Addison’s
Dream
Visions and Oriental Tales in the Nascent Poetics of Short Fiction’’ BRIGGS,
PETER M. ‘‘Joseph Addison and the
Art of
Listening: Birdsong, Italian Opera, and the Music of the English
Tongue’’ PETTITT,
TOM. ‘‘From Stage to Folk: A Note
on the
Passages from Addison’s Rosamondin the ‘Truro’ Mummers Play’’ Astell: KOLBRENER,
WILLIAM. ‘‘Gendering the Modern:
Mary
Astell’s Feminist Historiography’’ Barber: REAL,
HERMANN J. ‘‘ ‘To the Dean’: A
New Letter
by Mary Barber’’ Behn: GQOLA,
PUMLA DINEO.
‘‘ ‘Where there is no novelty, there can be no curiosity’: Reading
Imoinda’s
Body in Aphra Behn’s Oroonoko, or the Royal Slave’’ MILLER,
ERIC. ‘‘Aphra Behn’s Tigers’’ Bolingbroke: DICKINSON,
H. T. ‘‘St John, Henry, styled first Viscount Bolingbroke (1678–1751)’’ Davys: DUFF, VIRGINIA.
‘‘ ‘I should not care to mix my
breed’: Gender, Race, Class, and Genre in Mary Davys’s The
Accomplished Rake,
or Modern Fine Gentleman’’ POTTER,
TIFFANY. ‘‘ ‘Decorous
Disruption’: The
Cultural Voice of Mary Davys’’ Defoe: HEALY,
MARGARET. ‘‘Defoe’s Journal and
the
English Plague Writing Tradition’’ ROGERS,
PAT. ‘‘Daniel Defoe and the Local
Proverb’’ ROTHMAN,
IRVING N. ‘‘Robinson Crusoe in
Outer
Space: The Power of the Imagination’’ ROTHMAN,
IRVING N. ‘‘Science and
Invention in
Literature—Divergent Views of Daniel Defoe and Jonathan Swift’’ SOHIER,
JAQUES. ‘‘Moll Flanders and
the Rise
of the Complete Gentlewoman-Tradeswoman’’ ZIMMERMAN,
EVERETT. ‘‘Robinson Crusoe and No
Man’s
Land’’ Diaper: PASSMANN,
DIRK F. and HERMANN
J. REAL. ‘‘From ‘Mossy Caves’ to
‘Rowling Waves’: William Diaper’s Nereides: or, Sea-Eclogues’’ Dryden: ZWICKER,
STEVEN N. ‘‘Dryden and the Poetic
Career’’ Fielding: PROBYN,
CLIVE. ‘‘Sarah Fielding’’ Haywood: COLLINS,
MARGO. ‘‘Eliza Haywood’s
Cross-Gendered
Amatory Audience’’ LUBEY,
KATHLEEN. ‘‘Eliza Haywood’s
Amatory Aesthetic’’ Hearne: PITTOCK,
JOAN H. ‘‘Thomas Hearne and the
Narratives
of Englishness’’ Montagu: BROPHY,
SARAH. ‘‘Women, Aging, and Gossip
in Lady
Mary Wortley Montagu’s Letters of the 1720s’’ Pope: MATTHEWS,
ROGER. ‘‘The Rape of the Lock:
Through
Stained Glass Lightly’’ Psalmanazar: LYNCH,
JACK. ‘‘Forgery as Performance
Art: The
Strange Case of George Psalmanazar’’ Richardson: MIYAZAKI,
YOSHIZO. ‘‘Igirisu shosetsu o
yomu
tanoshimi : Pamira o yomu’’ (A Pleasure of Reading English
Novels: a Reading of Pamela) Smollett: HAYES,
JULIE CANDLER.
‘‘Tobias Smollett and the Translators of the Quixote’’ PYM,
ANTHONY. ‘‘The Translator as
Author: Two
Quixotes’’ SIMPSON,
KENNETH. ‘‘Tobias Smollett’’ Steele: HOREJSI,
NICOLE. ‘‘ ‘A Counterpart to the
Ephesian
Matron’: Steele’s ‘Inkle and Yarico’ and Feminist Critique of the
Classics’’ Sterne: BOBKER,
DANIELLE. ‘‘Carriages,
Conversation, and A
Sentimental Journey’’ CAZZATO,
LUIGI. ‘‘Laurence Sterne and His
Paradoxical
Aesthetics of the New’’ FINER,
EMILY. ‘‘Eugene Onegin (Pushkin
and Sterne) by Viktor Shklovskii’’ GERARD,
W. B. and BRIGITTE FRIANTKESSLER. ‘‘Towards a Catalogue of
Illustrated Laurence Sterne’’ HAAGDORENS,
LIESBETH, ‘‘Displacements of
Exile in
Albert Drach’s Novel Unsentimentale Reise’’ HENKE,
CHRISTOPH. ‘‘Self-Reflexivity and
Common
Sense in A Tale of a Tub and Tristram Shandy:
Eighteenth-Century Satire
and the Novel’’ LUPTON,
CHRISTINA. ‘‘Two Texts Told
Twice: Poor
Richard, Pastor Yorick, and the Case of the Word’s Return’’ MACKENZIE,
SCOTT R. ‘‘Homunculus
Economicus: Laurence
Sterne’s Labour Theory of Literary Value’’ MARGGRAF,
JENS. ‘‘Laurence Sterne and Carl
Phillip
Emanuel Bach’s Variation of a Theme’’ NAGLE,
CHRISTOPHER. ‘‘Sterne, Shelley,
and Sensibility’s
Pleasures of Proximity’’ NEW,
MELVYN. ‘‘Laurence Sterne’’ NEW,
MELVYN and PETER
DE VOOGD,
ed. ‘‘The Letters from Yorick to Eliza: A New Edition’’ PATRICK, DUNCAN.
‘‘Tristram’s Dialogue with
Death and Thomas Patch’s ‘Sterne and Death’ ’’ PORTER, ROY.
‘‘And Who Are You’’ ROSS,
IAN CAMPBELL.
‘‘Yorick and Smelfungus: Two Martyrs on the Threshold of the Gods’’ WILLIAMS,
KATE. ‘‘Reading Tristram
Shandy in
the Brothel: The ‘Episodic Contagion’ and Nocturnal Revels’’ Swift: BRIGGS,
PETER M. ‘‘John Graunt, Sir
William Petty,
and Swift’s Modest Proposal’’ CARPENTER,
ANDREW. ‘‘On Editing Swift’s
Correspondence’’ FRÓES,
JOÃO. ‘‘ ‘A Part Omitted’ from
Swift’s Sentiments
of a Church-of-England Man’’ GALLET,
RENÉ. ‘‘Un De´constructeur
charitable? Swift
et la ‘sagesse de ce monde’’’ HAUGEN,
KRISTINE LOUISE.
‘‘Death of an Author: Constructions of Pseudonymity in the Battle of
the
Books.’’ ROSS,
IAN SIMPSON.
‘‘Satire on Warmongers in Gulliver’s Travels, Books One and
Two’’ ROTHMAN,
IRVING N. ‘‘Science and
Invention in
Literature—Divergent Views of Daniel Defoe and Jonathan Swift’’ Vanbrugh: DOWNES,
KERRY. ‘‘Sir John Vanbrugh’’ Young: ODELL,
D. W. ‘‘Young’s Night Thoughts: Christian Rationalism or
Fideism?’’ Miscellaneous: EZELL,
MARGARET J. M. ‘‘ ‘By a Lady’:
The Mask
of the Feminine in Restoration, Early Eighteenth-Century Print Culture’’ FAIRER,
DAVID. ‘‘The Faerie Queene and
Eighteenth-Century
Spenserianism’’ FAIRER,
DAVID. ‘‘Persistence, Adaptations
and
Transformations in Pastoral and Georgic Poetry’’ HAGGERTY,
GEORGE E. ‘‘Keyhole Testimony:
Witnessing
Sodomy in the Eighteenth Century’’ HUGHES,
DEREK. ‘‘Theatre, Politics and
Morality’’ KOUFFMAN,
AVRA. ‘‘Women’s Diaries of Late
Stuart
England: An Overview’’ LUND,
ROGER. ‘‘Laughing at Cripples:
Ridicule, Deformity
and the Argument from Design’’ MUNNS,
JESSICA. ‘‘Accounting for
Providence: Contemporary Descriptions of the Restoration of Charles II’’ O’DRISCOLL,
SALLY. ‘‘The Lesbian and the
Passionless
Woman: Femininity and Sexuality in Eighteenth-Century England’’ PROBYN,
CLIVE. ‘‘Paradise and
Cotton-mill: Rereading
Eighteenth-Century Romance’’ SCHMIDT-HABERKAMP,
BARBARA.
‘‘ ‘Deviating from the Known and Common Way’: Women’s Poetic
Self-Representations in the Early Eighteenth Century’’ SHERMAN,
STUART. ‘‘Diary and
Autobiography’’ WEINBROT,
HOWARD. ‘‘Bakhtin and Menippean
Satire:
Soviet Whiggery, Bion, Varro, Horace, and the Eighteenth Century’’ P. N. FURBANK and W. R. OWENS. A
Political Biography of Daniel Defoe PAT
ROGERS. Pope and the Destiny
of the Stuarts:
History, Politics, and Mythology in the Age of Queen
Anne HENRY
FIELDING. The History of Tom
Jones,
A Foundling Cambridge
History of
Eighteenth-Century Philosophy, ed. Knud Haakonssen Paradise
Lost,
1668–1968: Three Centuries of Commentary HELEN
VENDLER. Poets Thinking: Pope
Whitman
Dickinson Yeats LAURENCE
STERNE. A Sentimental Journey
and
Continuation of Bramine’s Journal with Related Texts DANIEL
DEFOE. The Storm TOM
PAULIN. Crusoe’s Secret: The
Aesthetics of Dissent JANE
DE GAY.
Virginia Woolf’s Novels and the Literary Past BETH
LYNCH. John Bunyan and the
Language of
Conviction HARRIET
KIRKLEY. A Biographer at Work:
Samuel
Johnson’s Notes for the ‘‘Life of Pope’’ JEREMY
BARLOW. The Enraged Musician:
Hogarth’s
Musical Imagery RICHARD CUMBERLAND.
A Treatise of the Laws
of Nature RONAN
DEAZLEY. On the Origin of the
Right to
Copy: Charting the Movement of Copyright Law in
Eighteenth-Century Britain (1695–1775) MICHAEL
PRINCE. Philosophical
Dialogue in the
British Enlightenment: Theology, Aesthetics and the
Novel SARAH
FIELDING. The Governess; or,
The Little Female Academy TITA CHICO.
Designing Women: The
Dressing Room in Eighteenth-Century English Literature and Culture ELIZABETH
CARTER. Elizabeth Carter,
1717–1806:
An Edition of Some Unpublished Letters HERO
CHALMERS. Royalist Women
Writers 1650–1689 MAY,
JAMES. Recent Listings and
Acquisitions. The Defoe Society Pound and The
Rape of the
Lock Nabokov, Pope,
Sterne, and
Inchbald ‘‘Male
Guile’’ and ‘‘The
Undertow of Fascination’’ The Unsettling
History of
‘‘Hallelujah’’ ‘‘A More or
Less Independent
Value’’ Naipul on Pepys
and Dryden ‘‘The
Morning Interview’’ and The
Rape of the Lock
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