Volume
15, No. 3–4, April–July 2003
FICTION
AND RELIGION
The Critique
of Freethinking from Swift to Sterne
Martin C. Battestin
Why Defoe
Probably Did Not Write The Apparition of Mrs. Veal George
Starr
"Stealing
in the great doctrines of Christianity": Samuel Richardson as
Journalist
John A. Dussinger
Christian
Form and Anti-Feminism in Clarissa
Lois A. Chaber
Sir Charles
Grandison: The Anglican Family and the Admirable Roman Catholic
Teri Doerksen
Fictions
of the Heart: Sterne, Law, and the Long Eighteenth Century
Robert Erickson
Gothic Trajectories:
Latitudinarian Theology and the Novels of Ann Radcliffe
Robert J. Mayhew
Hotbeds
of Popery: Convents in the English Literary Imagination
Ana M. Acosta
Writing
under the Influence: An Examination of Wieland's "Well Authenticated
Facts" and the Depiction of Murderous Fathers in Post-Revolutionary
Print Culture
Daniel E. Williams
GENRE
ROMANESQUE ET RELIGION
Mladen Kozul
on Savoirs et fictions: vers une théologie de la posture érotique
dans le roman anticlérical
Jacqueline
Chammas on Le clergé et l'inceste spirituel dans trois romans
du xviiie siècle: Le Portier des Chartreux, Thérèse
philosophe et Margot la ravaudeuse
Carole Martin
on De la critique théologique au roman «réaliste»:
l'exemple de Robert Challe
Jacques Bouchard
on L'intolérance religieuse dans Les Loisirs de Philothée
Irene Aguila
Solana on L'Inquisition espagnole sous l'œil sadien
Muriel Schmid
on The Sacrament of Penance in Sade's Writing: A Practice Between
Hell and Apathy
