Volume
9, No. 4, July 1997
Fiction and the Law
ARTICLES
The
Reader and the Jury: Legal Fictions and the Making of Commercial Law
in Eighteenth-Century England
Martin A. Kayman
Clarissa
and the Marriage Act
Mary Vermillion
Quand
le Récit deient procès: le cas de la Grecque moderne
Alan J. Singerman
Tom
Jones and the Economics of Copyright
Simon Stern
Le"dangereux
dépot": virginité et contrat dans Julie ou la nouvelle
Héloise
Nadine Bérenguier
La
Loi dans Henriette et Richard de Mme de Charrière
Guillemette Samson
"The
Subject of Detection": Legal Rhetoric and Subjectivity in Cleb
Williams
Nicholas M. Williams
REVIEWS
Elizabeth
Wanning Harries on Elizabeth Heckendorn Cook, Epistolary Bodies:Gender
and Genre in the Eighteenth-Century Republic of Letters
Lennard
J. Davis on James Thompson, Models of Value: Eighteenth-Century Political
Economy and the Novel
John
A. Fleming on Elena Russo, Skeptical Selves: Empiricism and Modernity
in the French Novel
Richard
Francis on Erik Leborgne, Prévost d'Exiles
Shirley
Jones Day on John Campbell, Questions of Interpretationin "La
Princesse de Clèes"
John
A. Dussinger on Melvyn New, ed., The Sermons of Laurence Sterne: The
Text and Notes to the Sermons
Merete
Grevlund on Violaine Géraud, La Lettre et l'esprit de Crébillon
fils
Catherine
Cusset on Michel Delon, éd., Les Amours du chevalier de Faublas
Marie-Paule
Laden on Medha Nirody Karmarker, Madame de Charrière et la
révolution des idées
Donna
Landry on Alvaro Ribeiro, SJ and James G. Basker, eds, Tradition in
TRansition: Women Writers, Marginal Texts, and the Eighteenth-Century
Canon
Franco
Piva on Biondi et al, éds, La Quête du bonheur et l'expression
de la douleur dans la littérature et la pensée françaises.
Mélanges offerts à Corrado Rosso
