Volume
17, No. 1, October 2004
ARTICLES
Muddy
Allegiance and Shiny Booty: Aphra Behn's Anglo-Dutch Politics
Rebecca S. Wolsk
Into
the Public: The Sexual Heroine in Eliza Fenwick's Secresy
and Mary Robinson's The Natural Daughter
Anne Close
The Conflict between Good
and Evil, Faith and Irreligion, in Sade's Marquise de Gange
Mary Trouille
"Only to Sink Deeper":
Venereal Disease in Sense and Sensibility
Marie E. Mcallister
"The setting always
casts a different shade on it": Allusion and Interpretation in
Sense and Sensibility
Mark Blackwell
REVIEWS/COMPTES
RENDUS
William Donoghue, Enlightenment
Fiction in England, France, and America
John Richetti
Julia V. Douthwaite, The
Wild Girl, Natural Man and the Monster: Dangerous Experiments in the
Age of Enlightenment
Jonathan Lamb
Susan C. Greenfield, Mothering
Daughters: Novels and the Politics of Family Romance, Frances Burney
to Jane Austen
Deborah D. Rogers
Sophie Cottin, Claire
d'Albe (The Original French Text), ed. Margaret Cohen; Sophie
Cottin, Claire d'Albe (An English Translation), trans. Margaret
Cohen; Michael J. Call, Infertility and the Novels of Sophie Cottin
Alison Finch
Annibel Jenkins, I'll
Tell You What: The Life of Elizabeth Inchbald
Syndy Mcmillen Conger
Raymond Trousson, Jean-Jacques
Rousseau
Jean Terrasse
Shojiro Kuwase, Les Confessions
de Jean-Jacques Rousseau en France (1770-1794)
Pascal Brissette
Gwenaëlle Boucher,
La Poésie philosophique de Voltaire, in SVEC 2003:05;
Jennifer Tsien, Voltaire and the Temple of Bad Taste: A Study of
"La Pucelle d'Orléans," in SVEC 2003:05
Theodore E.D. Braun
Laurence Mall, "Émile"
ou les figures de la fiction
Servanne Woodward
Lectures du "Gil
Blas" de Lesage, ed. Jacques Wagner
Francis Assaf
