List members working on revolution and gender issues may be interested
to
know that the essay collection Rebellious Hearts: british Women Writers
and the French Revolution, edited by Kari Lokke and myself, has recently
been published by SUNY. There are thirteen essays and an afterword by
Madelyn Gutwirth. I have included the table of contents below; further
details are available from the SUNY webpage:
www.sunypress.edu/backads/c49696.html
Adriana
Rebellious Hearts: British Women Writers and the French Revolution
Contents
Preface
List of Illustrations
Introduction
Adriana Craciun and Kari E. Lokke, "British Women Writers and the French
Revolution, 1789-1815"
Revolution and Nationalism
Jan Wellington, "Blurring the Borders of Nation and Gender: Mary
Wollstonecraft's Character (R)evolution"
Maria Jerinic, "Challenging Englishness: Frances Burney's The Wanderer"
Kari E. Lokke, "'The Mild Dominion of the Moon': Charlotte Smith and the
Politics of Transcendence"
Revolution and Religion
Angela Keane, "The Anxiety of (Feminine) Influence: Hannah More and
Counter-Revolution"
Kevin Binfield, "The French, the 'Long-wished-for Revolution,' and the
Just War in Joanna Southcott"
Jeanne Moskal, "Napoleon, Nationalism, and the Politics of Religion in
Mariana Starke's Letters from Italy"
Revolutionary Subjects
Adriana Craciun, "The New Cordays: Helen Craik and British
Representations
of Charlotte Corday, 1793-1800"
Miriam L. Wallace, "Mary Hays's 'Female Philosopher': Constructing
Revolutionary Subjects"
Ann Frank Wake, "Indirect Dissent: 'Landscaping' Moral Agency in Amelia
Alderson Opie's Poems of the 1790s"
Revolutionary Representation
Terence Hoagwood, "Elizabeth Inchbald, Joanna Baillie, and Revolutionary
Representation in the 'Romantic' Period"
Deborah Kennedy, "Benevolent Historian: Helen Maria Williams and Her
British Readers"
Judith Miller, "The Politics of Truth and Deception: Charlotte Smith and
the French Revolution"
Afterword: Madelyn Gutwirth
Contributors
Index
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