Eighteenth Century Studies
Personal Data Born, 3 October 1944; Married, 25 June 1966; Wife: Diane; Children: Rachel, Daniel, and Matthew.
... Eighteenth-Century Studies, Enlightenment and Dissent, Journal of Church and State, Journal of The Early Republic, Journal of Modern History, Journal of Religion, Parliamentary History[r] ...
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Introduction : Latour and eighteenth century literary studies
... eighteenth century to Latour’s project, and the importance of Latour to the eighteenth century, albeit from an angle that enmeshes past and ...of eighteenth century ...
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Family and familiarity : the domestic sphere in eighteenth century English visual culture
... Jordanova, 'Conceptualising Childhood in the Eighteenth Century: The Problem of Child Labour', British Journal for Eighteenth-Century Studies 10 1987, pp.189-99.. Jordanova, 'The History[r] ...
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M.A. 1980 Miami University (Ohio)
... 490-93; Studies in English Literature 40 (2000): 585-86; South Atlantic Review 65 (2000): 174-77; TLS (22 ...18th- Century Studies 35 (2002): 137-39; British Journal for 18th-Century ...
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The reputation of "Gulliver's Travels" in the eighteenth century.
... which will become an accepted axiom in eighteenth century criticism is bluntly stated by Orrery. The humour of the Yahoo seen in Mrs. Howard1s letter is replaced by a figure which is the complete perversion ...
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Ringoes: An Eighteenth Century Pottery Site
... Sim retained a sample of the wares from this pottery which included red earthenware and brown and grey salt glazed stoneware.. He also collected sam- ples from the [r] ...
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The funeral in England in the long Eighteenth Century
... seventeenth century but became more popular among people such as traders, victuallers, innkeepers, and professional men in ...seventeenth century, these items were still rarely mentioned in the accounts for ...
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Projects and Peasants: Russia's Eighteenth Century
... Peter I, like Catherine II and Alexander I after him, did indeed make his people formidable, as Johnson observed, and was accordingly numbered by fame among the Demi-Gods: in the eight[r] ...
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The Grand Tour and the Expansion of the British Mind: Cultural Imperatives in the Eighteenth Century.
... In the discussion of the Grand Tour and its components, we see the some of the chief paradoxes of eighteenth-century Britain and the apparent schizophrenia of its people . A country whose xenophobia was ...
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The influence of French on eighteenth-century literary Russian in the writings of D.I. Fonvizin.
... In order to support this claim, he compared few words and asked: 'Ha npniviep, xaK jih snyyaTL cjioea: cent, KHnsbn, KaK cent, K H 5 I 35 I? ' 44 In the twentieth century Shapiro remarked that w h e n the vowel ...
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The birth of biopower in eighteenth century Germany
... in Eighteenth-Century Germany’, seeks to open up this ‘making’ by drawing on Foucault’s concept of ‘biopower’, with its poles of individual health and the health of ...
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The theatrical portrait in eighteenth century London
... The theatrical portrait represented the merging of painting and theatre, and the universal popularity of the London stage at the time was no less significant to the genre than the domina[r] ...
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Physically Similar Systems: a history of the concept
... nineteenth century, that Helmholtz is discussing a case in which physical entities described by the same partial differential equations do not behave in the same ...
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'Staging an Irish Enlightenment'
... the century, some questions should be posed: firstly, what difference does it make that they were Irish? How helpful is the marker of Irishness to the theatre historian attempting to recuperate the Georgian ...
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Book collecting and literature in eighteenth century Britain
... This latter trend, increasingly obvious in Britain in particular by the eighteenth century, seems to have come about because of a combination of expanding print-runs, falling production costs and rising ...
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Gender and Enlightenment Culture in Eighteenth Century Scotland
... the century, there is evidence that Enlightenment culture was ‘not irrelevant to the lower classes’ ...of studies of Enlightenment culture in that what is being discussed is a function of politeness, which ...
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An economic history of the Cork region in the eighteenth century
... And in a complaint in 1790 that Devonshire’s agent had been stocking the Lismore estate with his relations, it was stated that they had got land at eight shillings per acre and had under[r] ...
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John Clare, William Cowper and the eighteenth century
... the eighteenth century are both the diction and constructions – the descriptive register that includes the ‘Labourer-Ox’ and the King James Version’s ‘Fowls of Heaven’ – though the ‘winnowing Store’, ...
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Henry Fielding on charity and the eighteenth-century English poor.
... Henry Fielding on charity and the eighteenth-century English poor.. Bruce Donald.[r] ...
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The History of Scottish English and A Brief Description of the Salient Linguistic Features That Characterize The Scots Dialect
... This is frequently described as the ‘harsh guttural’ (Jones, 1997:320). Wilsons' (1915) statement regarding /r/ segment that it is "pronounced in Scottish differently from English r, being always given a distinct ...
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