Textual Vision offers a new and original perspective on Enlightenment visual culture as a contested area of representation, and its discussions of major authors like Alexander Pope, Samuel Johnson, and Jane Austen are both learned and persuasive.
Textual Vision offers a new and original perspective on Enlightenment visual culture as a contested area of representation, and its discussions of major authors like Alexander Pope, Samuel Johnson, and Jane Austen are both learned and persuasive.
Timothy Erwin is professor of English at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
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List of Illustrations Acknowledgments Abbreviations and Short titles Introduction: Image, Ekphrasis, and Verbal Coloring Chapter One: Bold Design in Alexander Pope Chapter Two: Promise and Performance in Johnson's Life of Savage Plates Gallery Chapter Three: Visual Discourse in Hogarth, the Early Novel, and History Chapter Four: Picturing Jane Austen Bibliography Index About the Author
List of Illustrations Acknowledgments Abbreviations and Short titles Introduction: Image, Ekphrasis, and Verbal Coloring Chapter One: Bold Design in Alexander Pope Chapter Two: Promise and Performance in Johnson's Life of Savage Plates Gallery Chapter Three: Visual Discourse in Hogarth, the Early Novel, and History Chapter Four: Picturing Jane Austen Bibliography Index About the Author
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