Popular Fiction Before Richardson: Narrative Patterns, 1700-1739.

Eighteenth-Century Studies· 1971-01-01· article· 252 citationsclosed

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Abstract

The rise of the novel reconsidered rogues and whores - heroes and anti-heroes travellers, priates and pilgrims - the pirate, Faustian ruffian, Crusoe and after long as Atalantis shall be read - the scandal chronicles of Mrs Manley and Mrs Haywood Mrs haywood and the Novella - the erotic and the pathetic the novel as pious polemic - Mrs Aubin and Mrs Barker, Mrs Elizabeth Rowe the relevance of the unreadable.

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Leon M. Guilhamet, JOHN J. RICHETTI (1971). Popular Fiction Before Richardson: Narrative Patterns, 1700-1739.. Eighteenth-Century Studies. https://doi.org/10.2307/2737957

@article{m1971popular,
  title  = {Popular Fiction Before Richardson: Narrative Patterns, 1700-1739.},
  author = {Guilhamet, Leon M. and RICHETTI, JOHN J.},
  year   = {1971},
  journal = {Eighteenth-Century Studies},
  doi    = {10.2307/2737957}
}

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