Volume
3, No. 4, July
1991
Special Evelina Issue
ARTICLES
Burney
Criticism: Family Romance, Psychobiography, and Social History
Julia Epstein
"And
What Other Name May I Claim?": Names and Their Owners
in Frances Burney's Evelina
Amy J. Pawl
"Oh
Dear Resemblance of Thy Murdered Mother": Female Authorship in
Evelina
Susan C. Greenfield
Bringing
Belmont to Justice: Burney's Quest for Paternal Recognition in Evelina
Gina Campbell
The Name
of the Father: Social Identity and the Ambition of Evelina
David Oakleaf
Beyond Evelina
: The Individual Novel and the Community of Literature
Margaret Anne Doody
REVIEWS
Julie C. Hayes
on William E. Ray, Story and History: Narrative Authority and Social
Identity in the Eighteenth-Century French and English Novel
Maria Joào
Brilhante sur La Naissance du roman en France: Topique romanesque
de l' "Astrée" à "Justine" , éd.
Nicole Boursier et David Trott
C.P. Courtney
on Jean Goldzink, Charles-Louis de Montesquieu: Lettres persanes
Isobel Grondy
on Edward Tomarken, Johnson, "Rasselas," and the Choice
of Criticism
Charles A.
Porter sur Europe No 732. Rétif de la Bretonne
D.D. Devlin
on Julia Epstein, The Iron Pen: Frances Burney and the Politics of
Women's Writing
Patricia B.
Craddock on John A. Dussinger, In the Pride of the Moment: Encounters
in Jane Austen's World
Ruth Perry
on Huang Mei, Transforming the Cinderella Dream: From Frances Burney
to Charlotte Brontë
David Womersley
on Alan T. McKenzie, Certain Lively Episodes: The Articulation of
Passion in Eighteenth-Century Prose
Frank Felsenstein
on All Before Them , ed. John McVeagh
Kevin L. Cope
on John Allen Stevenson, The British Novel, Defoe to Austen: A Critical
History
