The preoccupations of eighteenth-century novelist Samuel Richardson-the inequities of gender and sexuality; race and white femininity; masculinity, sadism, and control; religion and selfhood; authorship and artistic form-continue to resonate with contemporary readers. This fresh collection reconsiders his oeuvre, expanding and significantly updating critical debate on its meaning and importance. In these lively and engaging essays, contributors examine historically overlooked works, provide new readings of his best-known novels Pamela and Clarissa, and stake a serious claim for the importance…mehr
The preoccupations of eighteenth-century novelist Samuel Richardson-the inequities of gender and sexuality; race and white femininity; masculinity, sadism, and control; religion and selfhood; authorship and artistic form-continue to resonate with contemporary readers. This fresh collection reconsiders his oeuvre, expanding and significantly updating critical debate on its meaning and importance. In these lively and engaging essays, contributors examine historically overlooked works, provide new readings of his best-known novels Pamela and Clarissa, and stake a serious claim for the importance of his final novel, Sir Charles Grandison. Diverse, inventive, and provocative, these essays demonstrate the complexity, relevance, and surprising legacies of Richardson’s novels and characters-finding traces in post-conceptual poetry, detective fiction, and in the fantasies of historical romance. Revisiting Richardson reflects on a decade of scholarship while delivering innovative perspectives on an author whose work continues to be indispensable for understanding the history of the novel. Published by Bucknell University Press. Distributed by Rutgers University Press.
REBECCA ANNE BARR is an associate professor in the Faculty of English at the University of Cambridge in the UK. She has published widely on gender, sexual violence, and the novel, and is coeditor of Bellies, Bowels, and Entrails in the Eighteenth Century and Ireland and Masculinities in History . BONNIE LATIMER is a professor of Restoration and eighteenth-century literature at the University of Southampton in the UK, where she is also the associate dean for education in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities. She has published on Richardson and various other eighteenth-century topics.
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Introduction Rebecca Anne Barr and Bonnie Latimer 1 Citizens of the Future: The Apprentice’s Vade Mecum in Context Bonnie Latimer 2 Queer Time in Pamela Declan Kavanagh 3 “Happy, happy, happy, thrice happy Pamela”?: Gendered Happiness and the Happiness Gap in Pamela and Pamela II Heather Ann Ladd 4 Conceptual Richardson Amelia Dale 5 Clarissa with Sade: Persecution and Plot after Richardson Samuel Rowe 6 Clarissa and White Supremacy: Race, Gender and Erasure Kerry Sinanan 7 Misogyny and the Male Virgin in Sir Charles Grandison Rebecca Anne Barr 8 Solving for Y: Fictive Kinship and Character in The History of Sir Charles Grandison Sarah Berkowitz 9 “One in a Hundred”: Extending the Influence of Richardson’s Sir Charles Grandison E. Derek Taylor Acknowledgments Bibliography About the Contributors Index Introduction 1 Rebecca Anne Barr and Bonnie Latimer 1 Citizens of the Future: The Apprentice’s Vade Mecum in Context 16 Bonnie Latimer 2 Queer Time in Pamela 32 Declan Kavanagh 3 “Happy, Happy, Happy, Thrice Happy Pamela”? Gendered Happiness and the Happiness Gap in Pamela and Pamela II 48 Heather Ladd 4 Conceptual Richardson 67 Amelia Dale 5 Clarissa with Sade: Persecution and Plot after Richardson 85 Samuel Rowe 6 Clarissa and White Supremacy: Race, Gender, and Erasure 102 Kerry Sinanan 7 Misogyny and the Male Virgin in Sir Charles Grandison 122 Rebecca Anne Barr 8 Solving for Y: Fictive Kinship and Character in The History of Sir Charles Grandison 139 Sarah Berkowitz 569- 9 “One in a Hundred”: Extending the Influence of Richardson’s Sir Charles Grandison 153 E. Derek Taylor Acknowledgments 167 Bibliography 169 Notes on Contributors 183 Index 000
Introduction Rebecca Anne Barr and Bonnie Latimer 1 Citizens of the Future: The Apprentice’s Vade Mecum in Context Bonnie Latimer 2 Queer Time in Pamela Declan Kavanagh 3 “Happy, happy, happy, thrice happy Pamela”?: Gendered Happiness and the Happiness Gap in Pamela and Pamela II Heather Ann Ladd 4 Conceptual Richardson Amelia Dale 5 Clarissa with Sade: Persecution and Plot after Richardson Samuel Rowe 6 Clarissa and White Supremacy: Race, Gender and Erasure Kerry Sinanan 7 Misogyny and the Male Virgin in Sir Charles Grandison Rebecca Anne Barr 8 Solving for Y: Fictive Kinship and Character in The History of Sir Charles Grandison Sarah Berkowitz 9 “One in a Hundred”: Extending the Influence of Richardson’s Sir Charles Grandison E. Derek Taylor Acknowledgments Bibliography About the Contributors Index Introduction 1 Rebecca Anne Barr and Bonnie Latimer 1 Citizens of the Future: The Apprentice’s Vade Mecum in Context 16 Bonnie Latimer 2 Queer Time in Pamela 32 Declan Kavanagh 3 “Happy, Happy, Happy, Thrice Happy Pamela”? Gendered Happiness and the Happiness Gap in Pamela and Pamela II 48 Heather Ladd 4 Conceptual Richardson 67 Amelia Dale 5 Clarissa with Sade: Persecution and Plot after Richardson 85 Samuel Rowe 6 Clarissa and White Supremacy: Race, Gender, and Erasure 102 Kerry Sinanan 7 Misogyny and the Male Virgin in Sir Charles Grandison 122 Rebecca Anne Barr 8 Solving for Y: Fictive Kinship and Character in The History of Sir Charles Grandison 139 Sarah Berkowitz 569- 9 “One in a Hundred”: Extending the Influence of Richardson’s Sir Charles Grandison 153 E. Derek Taylor Acknowledgments 167 Bibliography 169 Notes on Contributors 183 Index 000
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