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0521583470 978-0521583473 March 13, 2000
Women and Literature in Britain, 1700-1800 is unique in providing an authoritative, up-to-date overview of eighteenth-century women's writing and its contexts. The contributors are well-known feminist literary critics, cultural historians and historians of publishing. They discuss the construction of women, and women's writing across a wide range of genres, including essays on ideas of femininity, women and race, changing family structures, women and the law, and women as publishers and as readers. This book will be an invaluable resource both for students and experts in the field.

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"This book will be used both as an undergraduate introductory text and resource (it includes an extensive chronology and a guide to further reading) and as a source for further scholarly research." Choice

"...energizing, engaging, and an excellent roundup of perspectives on the state of research on women and their relationships to literature in the eighteenth century." Eighteenth-Century Studies

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Women and Literature in Britain, 1700 1800 is unique in providing an authoritative, up-to-date overview of eighteenth-century women's writing and its contexts. Its contributors are well-known feminist literary critics, cultural historians and historians of publishing. They discuss the construction of women and women's writing across a wide range of genres, including essays on ideas of femininity, women and race, changing family structures, women and the law, and women as publishers and as readers. This book will be an invaluable resource both for students and experts in the field.

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Within the emergent class society of eighteenth-century Britain, to belong to the middle and to be female was to be in a position of agency and influence in the formation of social relations. Read the first page
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supposed sexual character, women printers, civic subjects, exclusion from citizenship, print trades, women buyers, bounded sphere, star actress
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New York, Oxford University Press, Aphra Behn, Clarendon Press, Hannah More, Cambridge University Press, Eliza Haywood, Jane Austen, Rights of Woman, Penguin Books, Sir George, Mary Wollstonecraft, Samuel Richardson, Tace Sowle, Betsy Thoughtless, Sarah Scott, Elizabeth Montagu, Frances Burney, Hannah Snell, Lady Mary Wortley Montagu, Hester Thrale, Janet Todd, Los Angeles, Margaret Anne Doody, South Sea Bubble
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