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Studies in the Novel articles from June 1994
An international literary quarterly that publishes literary criticism and scholarship on the novel. Includes essays on well-known and lesser-known novelists of all periods and countries. Contents include essays, reviews of recent books on novels and novel
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Studies in the Novel archives from June 1994
Questioning the Romantic novel. (The Romantic Novel)
June 22, 1994... Any discussion of the English novel during the Romantic period necessarily begins and ends in paradox, especially when one also considers curricular, pedagogical and canonical issues as they are reflected in undergraduate and graduate course...
Eighteenth-century periodicals and the Romantic rise of the novel. (The Romantic Novel)
June 22, 1994... Things As They Are; or, The Adventures of Caleb Williams
--Title of a novel, 1794 Real life can always be dismissed, it seems; fiction has to be dealt with.
--Review of the film Menace II Society, 1993(1)
Haunting our efforts...
Mary Shelley's 'Mathilda': melancholy and the political economy of Romanticism. (The Romantic Novel)
June 22, 1994... Although Mary Shelley was better known in her lifetime than her husband, her writings other than Frankenstein have been largely forgotten until recently. it is, moreover, a curious fact that the reassessment of her place in the canon (and of...
Scott and the scene of explanation: framing contextuality in 'The Bride of Lammermoor.' (Sir Walter Scott) (The Romantic Novel)
June 22, 1994... No issue in the field of Romanticism over the last fifteen years or so, the period of the so-called rehistoricization of literary studies, has been more exercised than the question of contextuality. The most heated debates have had to do with...
Making it in a brave new world: marriage, profession, and anti-romantic ekstasis in Austen's 'Persuasion.' (Jane Austen) (The Romantic Novel)
June 22, 1994... Little more than twenty years ago, Nina Auerbach helped inaugurate the current ideological re-assessment of Jane Austen by enthusiastically comparing Persuasion to Shakespeare's The Tempest: "It introduces for the last time motifs and events...
Amelia Opie's 'Adeline Mowbray': diverting the libertine gaze; or, the vindication of a fallen woman. (The Romantic Novel)
June 22, 1994... My father will have told you a great deal. He will have told you too how
much we are interested & agitated by the probable event of the approaching
trials... we are resolved to emigrate if the event of the trial be fatal.(1)...
Telling tales about genre: poetry in the Romantic novel. (The Romantic Novel)
June 22, 1994... Nowadays, you can often spot a work
of poetry by whether it's in lines
or no; if it's in prose, there's a good chance
it's a poem. While there is no lesson in
the line more useful than that of the picket
line,...
"Unprepared for sudden transformations": identity and politics in 'Melmoth the Wanderer.' (The Romantic Novel)
June 22, 1994... The choice of your new name must be
your own--you must, for the future,
either adopt the name you have heard,
or another... That of parricide.(1)
Maturin's Melmoth the Wanderer (1820) continually presents...