THE SCRIBLERIAN
Spring 2011
Vol. XLVIII, No. 2
RECENT
ARTICLES
Addison:
SYBA,
MICHELLE.
“After Design: Joseph Addison Discovers Beauties”
Behn:
CABALLERO
ACEITUNO,
YOLANDA.
“Anti-Slavery and Sentimentalism in Aphra Behn’s Oroonoko”
FIGLEROWICZ,
MARTA.
“‘Frightful Spectacles of a Mangled King’: Aphra Behn’s Oroonoko and
Narration through Theater”
LIVINGSTON,
MICHAEL.
“Aphra Behn’s ‘The Disappointment’
as Ring Composition”
MARSH,
FLORENCE.
“Farce, Satire et Science dans
The Emperor of the Moon (1687) d’Aphra Behn”
TROFIMOVA,
VIOLETTA.
“French Influence on English Culture in the Second Part of the Seventeenth
Century: Aphra Behn as a Creative
Translator and a Mediator between the Two Cultures”
YANG,
CHI-MING.
“Asia out of Place: The Aesthetics of Incorruptibility in Behn’s
Oroonoko”
Cavendish:
SMITH,
EMILY.
“Genre’s ‘Phantastical Garb’: The Fashion of Form in
Margaret Cavendish’s Natures Pictures Drawn by Fancies Pencil to the Life”
WILLIAMS,
GWENO.
“Margaret Cavendish, A True Relation of My
Birth, Breeding and Life”
Defoe:
FISHELOV,
DAVID.
“Robinson Crusoe, ‘The Other’ and the Poetics of Surprise”
MARKLEY,
ROBERT.
“‘Casualties and Disasters’: Defoe and the Interpretations of Climatic
Instability”
MOLESWORTH,
JESSE
M.
“‘A Dreadful Course of Calamities’: Roxana’s Ending
Reconsidered’”
SEAGER,
NICHOLAS.
“Lies, Damned Lies, and Statistics: Epistemology and Fiction in Defoe’s A
Journal of the Plague Year”
YAHAV,
AMIT.
“Time, Duration, and Defoe’s Novel’s [sic]”
Dryden:
ANDREADIS,
HARRIETTE.
“The Early Modern Afterlife of Ovidian Erotics: Dryden’s Heroides”
DE
SOUSA,
GERALDO
U.
“Portugal, North Africa and Dryden’s Don Sebastian”
SPIELMAN,
DAVID
WALLACE.
“Sir Robert Howard, John Dryden, and the Attribution of The
Indian-Queen”
WINN,
JAMES
A.
“John Dryden, Court Theatricals, and the ‘Epilogue to the faithfull
Shepherdess’”
WISEMAN,
SUSAN.
“‘Perfectly Ovidian’? Dryden’s
Epistles, Behn’s ‘Oenone,’
Yarico’s Island”
Henry Fielding:
BATTESTIN,
MARTIN
C.
“Fielding’s Anatomy of Laughter”
BLACK,
SCOTT.
“The Adventures of Love in Tom Jones”
BURKE,
JOHN
J.,
JR.
“Fielding’s Epic Combat with Milton in Tom Jones”
BUTLER,
GERALD
J.
“Fielding’s Disruptive Heterosexuality”
DRAKE,
GEORGE
A.
“Ritual in Joseph Andrews”
EVANS,
JAMES
E.
“Writing London in Tom Jones”
FINLAY,
EMILY.
“‘So Lovely a Skin Scarified with Rods’: Modern Notions in Fielding’s The
Female Husband ”
FISHER,
CARL.
“Mob Rules: Henry Fielding’s Developing Sense of the Fourth Estate”
GOODING,
RICHARD.
“‘A Complication of Disorders’: Bodily Health, Masculinity, and the Discourse
of Gout and Dropsy in Henry Fielding’s The Journal of a Voyage to Lisbon”
HAN,
JIAMING.
“Henry Fielding in China”
HOLLM,
JAN.
“Fictionalizing Foundlings: Social Tradition and Change in Henry Fielding’s Tom
Jones”
HUNTER,
J. PAUL.
“Rethinking Form in Tom Jones”
JOHNSON,
CHRISTOPHER
D.
“Well, Bless His Heart: Teaching Fielding in the American South”
JUNG,
SANDRO.
“The Poet-Politician-Patriot in Fielding’s Miscellanies Poems”
LOCKWOOD,
THOMAS.
“Did Fielding Write for The Craftsman?”
MANUWALD,
GESINE.
“Henry Fielding’s Intertextuality: Plundering the
‘Rich Common’ of Classical Authors”
PARKES,
CHRISTOPHER.
“Joseph Andrews and the Control of the Poor”
POTKAY,
ADAM.
“Liberty and Necessity in Fielding’s Amelia”
RAZZAL,
LUCY.
“The Pockets of Henry Fielding’s Writing”
RIBBLE,
FREDERICK
G.
“Fielding, the Hoadlys, and the Composition of Pasquin”
VOGRINCIC,
ANA.
“Shamela in the Light of Eighteenth-Century
Novelization of Literature”
WOODMAN,
THOMAS.
“Tom Jones and Christian Comedy”
Sarah Fielding:
HUSSEY,
REBECCA.
“The Sentimental Traveler: Emotion, Movement, and Economy in Sarah Fielding’s Adventures
of David Simple and Volume the Last”
Finch:
LINKER,
LAURA
ALEXANDER.
“‘Th’unhappy Poet’s Breast’: Resisting Violation in
Anne Finch’s ‘To the Nightingale’”
Haywood:
GIRTEN,
KRISTIN
M.
“Unsexed Souls: Natural Philosophy as Transformation in Eliza Haywood’s Female
Spectator”
MACKENZIE,
NIALL.
“Eliza Haywood in a ‘Scrutinising Age’”
POWELL,
MANUSHAG.
“Parroting and the Periodical: Women’s Speech, Haywood’s Parrot,
and its Antecedents”
Inchbald:
LEE,
HYE-SOO.
“Women, Comedy, and A Simple Story”
Mandeville:
HENKE,
CHRISTOPH.
“Pernicious Reason and Good Sense: Ethics and Common Sense in Bernard
Mandeville’s Fable of the Bees and Samuel Johnson’s Writings”
Manley:
KVANDE,
MARTA.
“Jane Barker and Delarivie`re Manley: Public Women Against the Public Sphere”
Parnell:
EDGECOMBE,
RODNEY
STENNING.
“Thomas Parnell’s ‘Night-Piece on Death’ and Edward Young’s Night Thoughts”
Pope:
Jenkins, Eugenia Zuroski. “‘Nature to Advantage Drest’:
Chinoiserie, Aesthetic Form, and the Poetry of
Subjectivity in Pope and Swift”
LIU,
YU.
“In the Name of the Ancients: The Cross-Cultural Iconoclasm of Pope’s Gardening
Aesthetics”
VANDER
MEULEN,
DAVID.
“The Afterlife of the Imagination: Posthumous Adventures of Pope’s Essay on
Man”
Richardson:
BANDER,
ELAINE.
“‘O Leave Novels’: Jane Austen, Sir Charles Grandison,
Sir Edward Denham, and Rob Mossgiel”
DUSSINGER,
JOHN.
“The Negotiations of Sir Charles Grandison”
HANNAH,
ROBERT.
“Calendar Styles in Richardson’s Sir Charles Grandison”
KEYMER,
TOM.
“Lady Echlin: Richardson’s Window on Eighteenth-Century Ireland”
MASLEN,
KEITH.
“Resurrecting Samuel Richardson”
ZUNSHINE,
LISA.
“Can We Teach the ‘Deep Intersubjectivity’
of Richardson’s Clarissa?”
Shadwell:
SHANAHAN,
JOHN.
“Theatrical Space and Scientific Space in Thomas Shadwell’s Virtuoso”
Sterne:
ANSTEY,
PETER
R.
“The Experimental History of the Understanding from Locke to Sterne”
BELLMAN,
PATRIZIA
NEROZZI.
“Legal Snares: The Plot of Law in Tristram Shandy by Laurence Sterne with a Note on A Sentimental Journey”
CHICO,
TITA.
“‘The More I Write, the More I Shall Have to Write’: The Many Beginnings of Tristram Shandy”
LYNCH,
JACK.
“Tristram Shandy and
the Rise of the Novel; or, Unpopular Fiction after Richardson”
UCHIDA,
MASARU.
“18 seiki shosetsu kenkyu to intanetto” (“Studies
of the English Novel in the Eighteenth Century and Internet”)
Swift:
BAUDOT,
LAURA.
“What Not to Avoid in Swift’s ‘The Lady’s Dressing Room’”
BOYLE,
FRANK
T.
“New Science in the Composition of A Tale of
a Tub”
CONNOLLY,
S. J. “English Old and New”
INGRAM,
ALLAN.
“Madness at Tub Time: Swift Writing Insanity”
WALSH,
MARCUS.
“Telling Tales and Gathering Fragments: Swift’s Tale of a Tub”
Thomson:
DESROCHES,
DENNIS.
“The Rhetoric of Disclosure in James Thomson’s The Seasons; or, On
Kant’s Gentlemanly Misanthropy”
JUNG,
SANDRO.
“Some Notes on Le Sage’s Gil Blas and James Thomson’s Tancred and Sigismunda”
Young:
EDGECOMBE,
RODNEY
STENNING.
“Thomas Parnell’s ‘Night-Piece on Death’ and Edward Young’s Night Thoughts”
Miscellaneous:
HAYDEN,
JUDY
A.
“Harlequin, the Whigs, and William Mountfort’s Doctor
Faustus”
KAHAN,
JEFFREY.
“The Double Falshood and The
Spanish Curate: A Further Fletcher Connection”
MARKLEY,
ROBERT.
“Introduction: Rethinking Restoration and Eighteenth-Century Drama”
NEUMANN,
FRITZ-WILHELM.
“The Faltering Spirit of the Nation in the 1720s: Bishop Francis Hare’s View
upon the Vagaries of Modern Culture”
ROBERTS,
DAVID.
“‘I think no ill one’”
SPECK,
W. A. “Eighteenth-Century Attitudes Towards Business”
SUAREZ,
MICHAEL
F.,
S. J. “Secular Lessons: Biblical Satire, Parody, Imitation, and Emulation in
Eighteenth-Century Chronicles of British Politics”
WETMORE,
ALEX.
“Sympathy Machines: Men of Feeling and the Automaton”
WOLLOCH,
NATHANIEL.
“The Turkish Spy and Eighteenth-Century British Theriophily”
BOOK
REVIEWS
LAURENCE
STERNE.
The Letters. Part I: 1739–1764; Part
2: 1765–1768, ed. Melvyn New and Peter de Voogd
CHARLES
A.
KNIGHT.
A Political Biography of Richard Steele
JONATHAN
SWIFT.
English Political Writings 1711–1714[:] The Conduct
of the Allies and Other Works, ed. Bertrand A. Goldgar
and Ian Gadd
ANNABEL
PATTERSON,
The Long Parliament of Charles II
Henry Fielding (1707–1754):
Novelist, Playwright, Journalist, Magistrate: A Double Anniversary Tribute,
ed. Claude Rawson
Mary Astell: Reason, Gender, Faith,
ed. William Kolbrener and Michal Michelson
LISA
MARUCA.
The Work of Print: Authorship and the English Text Trades, 1660–1760
BOOKS
BRIEFLY
NOTED
STEPHEN
H.
GREGG.
Defoe’s Writings and Manliness: Contrary Men
Shandean,
vol. 19, ed. Peter de Voogd
JOHN
MARTIN.
Alien Come Home: The Story of Daniel Defoe’s Missing Years, 1644–1680
RENE´
BOSCH.
Labyrinth of Digressions: ‘Tristram Shandy’ as Perceived and Influenced by Sterne’s Early
Imitators
HENRY
FIELDING,
The History of the Adventures of Joseph
Andrews, ed. Adam Potkay
Adventure:
An Eighteenth-Century Idiom: Essays on the Daring and the Bold as a Pre-Modern
Medium, ed. Serge Soupel, Kevin L. Cope, and
Alexander Pettit
Novel Definitions: An
Anthology of Commentary on the Novel, 1688–1815,
ed. Cheryl L. Nixon
ELISABETH
J.
HEARD.
Experimentation on the English Stage, 1695–1708: The Career of George
Farquhar
CATHERINE
TROTTER
COCKBURN.
Philosophical Writings, ed. Patricia Sheridan
RACHEL
CARNELL.
A Political Biography of Delarivier Manley
PAUL
SALZMAN.
Reading Early Modern Women’s Writing
ZOE
KINSLEY.
Women Writing the Home Tour, 1682–1812
Refiguring the
Coquette: Essays on Culture and Coquetry, ed. Shelley King and Yae¨l Schlick
NICOLA
LACEY.
Women, Crime, and Character from Moll Flanders to Tess of the D’Urbervilles
ERIN
MACKIE.
Rakes, Highwaymen, and Pirates: The Making of the Modern Gentleman in the
Eighteenth Century
Bernard Mandeville’s “A
Modest Defence of Publick
Stews”:
Prostitution and Its Discontents in Early Georgian England, ed. Irwin
Primer
Shakespeare and the
Eighteenth Century, ed. Peter Sabor
and Paul Yachnin
ROBERT
L.
MACK.
The Genius of Parody: Imitation and Originality in Seventeenth and Eighteenth-Century
English Literature
ANNA
KEAY.
Magnificent Monarch: Charles II and the Ceremonies of Power
LEO
HOLLIS.
The Phoenix: St Paul’s Cathedral and the Men who Made Modern London
Great Bubbles,
ed. Ross Emmett
ERIK
BOND.
Reading London: Urban Speculation and Imaginative Government in Eighteenth-Century
Literature
Money, Power, and
Print: Interdisciplinary Studies on the Financial Revolution in the British
Isles,
ed. Charles Ivar McGrath and Chris Fauske
JENNY
DAVIDSON.
Breeding: A Partial History of the Eighteenth Century
EVELYN
LORD.
The Hell-fire Clubs: Sex, Satanism and Secret Societies
SARAH
TOULALAN.
Imagining Sex: Pornography and Bodies in Seventeenth-Century England
KRISTINA
STRAUB.
Domestic Affairs: Intimacy, Eroticism, and Violence between Servants and
Masters in Eighteenth-Century Britain
W. J. MANDER.
The Philosophy of John Norris
Queer People:
Negotiations and Expressions of Homosexuality, 1700–1800,
ed. Chris Mounsey and Caroline Gonda
ALEXANDER
WELSH.
What Is Honor? A Question of Moral Imperatives
JOHN
MILLER.
Cities Divided: Politics and Religion in English Provincial Towns, 1660–1722
WAYNE
HUDSON.
The English Deists
Eighteenth-Century
Thought, Vol. 4, ed. James G. Buickerood
ROBERT
G.
INGRAM.
Religion, Reform and Modernity in the Eighteenth Century. Thomas Secker and
the Church of England
The authors and
titles in Henry Fielding (1707–1754): Novelist, Playwright,
Journalist, Magistrate: A Double Anniversary Tribute are:
Robert Alter, “Fielding’s
Legacy in Fiction”
Linda Bree, “Henry and Sarah Fielding: A Literary Relationship”
Simon Dickie, “Amelia, Sex, and Fielding’s Woman Question”
Bertrand A. Goldgar, “Fielding, Politics, and ‘Men of Genius’”
Thomas Keymer, “Fielding’s Machiavellian Moment”
Guyonne
Leduc, “Was Fielding a Prefeminist?”
Thomas Lockwood, “Fielding
from Stage to Page”
Frédéric
Ogée, “‘O Hogarth Had I Thy Pencil’: Delineations of
an Alleged Friendship”
Ronald Paulson, “Fielding,
Hogarth, and Evil: Cruelty”
Joseph Roach, “‘The Uncreating Word’: Silence and Unspoken Thought in Fielding’s
Drama”
Pat Rogers, “Poacher
and Gamekeeper: Fielding, the Law, and the Novels”
Angela J. Smallwood, “Jacobites and Jacobins: Fielding’s Legacy in the Later
Eighteenth-Century London Theatre”
The authors and
titles in Mary Astell: Reason, Gender, Faith are:
Sharon A. Achinstein, “Mary Astell,
Religion, and Feminism: Texts in Motion”
Jacqueline Broad, “Astell, Cartesian Ethics, and the Critique of Custom”
Mark Goldie, “Mary Astell and John Locke”
Corrine Harol, “Mary Astell’s Law of the Heart”
Kolbrener,
William, “Astell’s ‘Design of Friendship’ in Letters
and A Serious Proposal”
William Kolbrener and Michal Michelson, “‘Dreading to Engage Her’:
The Critical Reception of Mary Astell”
Eileen O’Neill, “Mary Astell on the Causation of Sensation”
Claire Pickard, “‘Great
in Humilitie’: A Consideration of Mary Astell’s Poetry”
Hannah Smith, “Mary Astell, A Serious Proposal to the
Ladies (1694), and the Anglican Reformation of Manners in Late-Seventh-Century England”
Hilda Smith, “‘Cry up
Liberty’: The Political Context for Mary Astell’s
Feminism”
E. Derek Taylor, “Are
You Experienced? Astell, Locke, and Education”
Ann Jessie Van Sant, “‘Tis better that I endure’:
Mary Astell’s Exclusion of Equity”
Melinda Zook, “Religious Nonconformity and the Problem of Dissent
in the Works of Aphra Behn
and Mary Astell”
The authors and
titles in Money, Power, and Print: Interdisciplinary Studies on the
Financial Revolution in the British Isles are:
Arne Bialuschewski, “Greed, Fraud, and Popular Culture: John Breholt’s Madagascar Schemes of the Early Eighteenth Century”
J. Alan Downie, “Gulliver’s Travels, the Contemporary Debate on the
Financial Revolution, and the Bourgeois Public Sphere”
Chris Fauske, “Misunderstanding What Swift Misunderstood, or, the
Economy of a Province”
James E. Hartley, “The
Chameleon Daniel Defoe: Public Writing in the Age before Economic Theory”
Richard Kleer, “ ‘Fictitious Cash’:
English Public Finance and Paper Money, 1689–97”
Eoin
Magennis, “Whither the Irish Financial Revolution?: Money, Banks, and Politics in Ireland in the 1730s”
Charles Ivar McGrath, “The Irish Experience of ‘Financial
Revolution’, 1660–1760”
Charles Ivar McGrath and Chris Fauske, “Money,
Power, and Print: Interdisciplinary Studies on the Financial Revolution in the
British Isles”
Stephen Timmons, “The
Hearth Tax and Finance in the West Country, 1662–92”
The authors and
titles in Queer People are:
Conrad Brunström,
“Sex and Shopping with Frances Burney”
Joseph Campana,
“Cruising Crusoe: Diving into the Wreck of Sexuality”
Tanya Cassidy, “People, Place and Performance:
Theoretically Revisiting Mother Clap’s Molly House”
Netta
Goldsmith, “London’s Homosexuals in the Eighteenth Century: Rhetoric versus
Practice”
Caroline Gonda,
“Queer Doings in Oxford: The Christian’s New Warning Piece (1753)”
Caroline Gonda
and Chris Mounsey, “Queer People: An Introduction”
Ellen T. Harris, “Homosexual Context and
Identity: Reflections on the Reception of Handel as Orpheus”
Ruth Herman, “Dark Deeds at Night”
Bridget Keegan, “Queer Labor: Genius and
Class in Eighteen-Century Pastoral”
Thomas A. King, “How (Not) to Queer Boswell”
Chris Mounsey,
“Conversion Panic, Circumcision, and Sexual Anxiety: Penelope Aubin’s Queer Writing”
Sally O’ Driscoll, “Queerness, Class,
and Sexuality
Chris Roulston, “Having it Both Ways?
The Eighteenth-Century Menage-à-Trois”
Ruth Smith, “Love between Men in Jennens’ and Handel’s Saul”