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The Afterlives Of Eighteenth-century Fiction Probes The Adaptation And Appropriation Of A Wide Range Of Canonical And Lesser-known British And Irish Novels In The Long Eighteenth Century, From The Period Of Daniel Defoe And Eliza Haywood Through To That Of Jane Austen And Walter Scott. Major Authors, Including Jonathan Swift, Samuel Richardson, Henry Fielding And Laurence Sterne, Are Discussed Alongside Writers Such As Sarah Fielding And Ann Radcliffe, Whose Literary Significance Is Now Increasingly Being Recognised. By Uncovering This Neglected Aspect Of The Reception Of Eighteenth-century Fiction, This New Collection Contributes To Developing Our Understanding Of The Form Of The Early Novel, Its Place In A Broader Culture Of Entertainment Then And Now, And Its Interactions With A Host Of Other Genres And Media, Including Theatre, Opera, Poetry, Print Caricatures And Film-- Introduction / Daniel Cook And Nicholas Seager -- 1. On Authorship, Appropriation, And Eighteenth-century Fiction / Daniel Cook -- 2. The Afterlife Of Family Romance / Michael Mckeon -- 3. From Picaro To Pirate: Afterlives Of The Picaresque In Early Eighteenth-century Fiction / Leah Orr -- 4. Ghosts Of The Guar

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Author

Daniel Cook And Nicholas Seager (eds.)

Publisher

Cambridge University Press (Virtual Publishing)

Published

2015

Language

EN

ISBN

9781107294424

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Fiction, Literary Criticism, Literary Fiction