New approaches to eighteenth-century literature : selected papers from the English Institute

Essays presented at two conferences, the subject being new perspectives on the prose and poetry of the eighteenth century. xii, 217 pages. paper-covered boards.. small 8vo.. Frontmatter FOREWORD (Phillip Harth, University of Wisconsin, Madison, page v) THE STUDY OF EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY LITERATURE: PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE (Donald Greene, University of Southern California, page 1) ON THE INTERRELATIONS OF EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY LITERARY FORMS (Ralph Cohen, University of Virginia, page 33) THE CONCEPT OF GENRE AND EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY STUDIES (Ralph W. Rader, University of California, Berkeley, page 79) MEANING: IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT (Irvin Ehrenpreis, University of Virginia, page 117) A HISTORY OF THE FUTURE (Lawrence Lipking, Princeton University, page 157) PENETRATION AND IMPENETRABILITY IN CLARISSA (Leo Braudy, Columbia University, page 177) THE ENGLISH INSTITUTE, 1973 (page 207) PROGRAM (page 209) REGISTRANTS (page 211) Edited With A Foreword By Phillip Harth. Essays Presented At Two Conferences Of The English Institute Held In 1972 And 1973. Includes Bibliographical References.