The female quixote, or, The adventures of Arabella /

• Lennox, Charlotte, 1720-1804.
• Dalziel, Margaret

• English fiction -- 18th century
• Single women -- England -- Social conditions -- Fiction
• England -- Social conditions -- 18th century

• Oxford University Press,

• Oxford world's classics

• 0192835726

• Bibliography: p.xxxiv-xxxv.
• This ed. originally published: 1989.

• Laurence Sterne a collection of critical essays
• vicar of Wakefield
• vicar of Wakefield a tale supposed to be written by himself
• English prose fiction 1558 1700 a critical history
• Tom Jones
• Beggars opera and other eighteenth century plays
• Romanticism economics and the question of culture
• Joseph Andrews
• Pamela or Virtue rewarded
• life and opinions of Tristram Shandy gentleman
• Tristram Shandy the games of pleasure
• Joseph Andrews with Shamela and related writings authoritative texts backgrounds and sources criticism
• sign of Angellica women writing and fiction 1660 1800
• Evelina or A young ladys entrance into the world introduction by Lewis Gibbs
• Women in romanticism Mary Wollstonecraft Dorothy Wordsworth and Mary Shelley
• Goldsmith The vicar of Wakefield
• prelude 1799 1805 1850 authoritative texts context and reception recent critical essays
• Evelina or The history of a young ladys entrance into the world
• Troping Oroonoko from Behn to Bandele
• history of Rasselas Prince of Abissinia
• Romantic writings
• Romanticism and women poets opening the doors of reception
• Evelina or the history of a young ladys entrance into the world authoritative text contexts and contemporary reactions criticism
• readers guide to the development of the English novel in the eighteenth century
• politics of sensibility race gender and commerce in the sentimental novel
• natural passion a study of the novels of Samuel Richardson
• Pride and prejudice
• Environmental change
• William Wordsworth a life
• comic art of Laurence Sterne convention and innovation in Tristram Shandy and A sentimental journey
• Revolution and the form of the English novel 1790 1825 intercepted letters interrupted seductions
• William Blake
• Pamela introduction by M Kinkead Weekes
• English novel in history 1700 1780
• rise of the novel studies in Defoe Richardson and Fielding
• Dickens world
• Journal of the plague year authoritative text backgrounds contexts criticism
• Joseph Andrews and Shamela
• Henry Fielding and the language of irony
• Jane Eyre
• Making the novel fiction and society in Britain 1660 1789
• Mary Wollstonecraft and the feminist imagination
• Virtue in distress studies in the novel of sentiment from Richardson to Sade
• Satire and the novel in eighteenth century England
• Wordsworth and Coleridge the radical years
• introduction to eighteenth century fiction raising the novel
• writings of Jonathan Swift authoritative texts backgrounds criticism
• history of Rasselas Prince of Abissinia
• companion to early modern womens writing
• Samuel Richardsons theory of fiction
• Henry Fielding
• Henry Fielding authorship and authority
• Gullivers travels based on the 1726 text contexts criticism
• English novel Smollett to Austen
• Jane Austen and the war of ideas
• Popular fiction before Richardson narrative patterns 1700 1739
• Brontes
• Theory of the novel a historical approach
• Twelfe night or What you will
• William Wordsworth
• Joseph Andrews and Shamela
• cure of the passions and the origins of the English novel
• popular novel in England 1770 1800
• Cambridge companion to the Eighteenth Century novel
• introduction to the Metaphysical Poets
• Fielding and the nature of the novel
• Augustan vision
• language of Jane Austen a study of some aspects of her vocabulary
• Zora Neale Hurstons their eyes were watching God a casebook
• Tristram Shandy an authoritative text the author on the novel criticism
• Studies of Dylan Thomas Allen Ginsberg Sylvia Plath and Robert Lowell
• Living by the pen women writers in the eighteenth century
• Richardsons characters
• Romanticism and the materiality of nature
• Shelley a critical reading
• short residence in Sweden Norway and Denmark
• English literature in context
• Mary Wollstonecraft a revolutionary life
• Samuel Richardson dramatic novelist
• Fanny Burney
• Oroonoko an authoritative text historical backgrounds criticism
• Routledge literary sourcebook on the poems of John Keats
• Jane Austen and the war of ideas
• Paradise lost and the classical epic
• Poetry of the thirties
• rise of the novel studies in Defoe Richardson and Fielding
• English romantic poetry an introduction to the historical context and the literary scene
• Samuel Richardson a collection of critical essays
• novels of Jane Austen
• Charlotte Bronte Jane Eyre and Villette a casebook
• romantic art of confession De Quincey Musset Sand Lamb Hogg Fremy Soulie Janin
• Feminist literary theory a reader
• Women and literature in Britain 1700 1800
• rhetoric of fiction
• Lanyer a Renaissance woman poet
• Plays
• Feminism in eighteenth century England
• art of Joseph Andrews
• origins of the English novel 1600 1740
• Hard times an introduction to the variety of criticism