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Acknowledgments 7
Introduction: Julie Lives to Love You 11
Claire and Julie Write Saint-Preux 27
Going Public: "Mme de ***, Amie de Jean-Jacques" 61
The Sanctity of the Reader's Response: Eighteenth-Century Critical Assessments of the Missive Letter 100
Authenticity Devalued: Contemporary Epistolary Theory 134
Postscript: De La Tour, James Boswell, Henriette ***, and Gender Theory 160
Appendix 186
Notes 224
Bibliography 241
Index 249
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reviewed Gender, Authenticity, and the Missive Letter in Eighteenth-Century France: Marie-Anne de la Tour, Rousseau's Real-Life Julie on June 02, 2017
Gender, Authenticity, and the Missive Letter in Eighteenth-Century France: Marie-Anne de la Tour, Rousseau's Real-Life Julie
To me, not only was James a grand novelist, but also a sharp and discerning critic. In the midst of his time, with no history to support him, he picked out the great and soon-to-be-honored poets and novelists and gave them wonderful brush strokes. His analysis of Baudelaire, George Sand and Musset (even his affair with Sand!) are eye openers! I enjoyed his style and his insight!
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