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Series Preface vii
Acknowledgements ix
Notes on the Contributors x
Chronology xiv
Introduction Ros Ballaster 1
Part I Debates
1 Woman's Place Karen O'Brien 19
2 Luxury E.J. Clery 40
3 The Country and the City Christine Gerrard 61
Part II Transformations
4 The Politics and Aesthetics of Dissent Sharon Achinstein 81
5 The Scriblerian Project Jill Campbell 96
6 Women Writers and the Rise of the Novel Kate Williams 113
Part III Writing Modes
7 Scribal and Print Publication Kathryn R. King 127
8 Drama Jane Spencer 145
9 The Periodical Shawn Lisa Maurer 156
10 Letters and Learning Melanie Bigold 173
Part IV Worlds of Feeling
11 Religious Love Jane Shaw 189
12 Erotic Love Toni Bowers 201
13 The Love of Friendship Moyra Haslett 215
Part V Overview
14 Critical Review Ros Ballaster 235
Works Cited 252
Index 273
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