Keyword [Richardson]
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| 1. | The Fall Of Richard Mahony |
| 2. | Reading Samuel Richardson's View On Female From Pamela |
| 3. | On Epistolary Novel |
| 4. | Richardson And 18th Century English Novel Transmutation |
| 5. | A Typical Initiation Story: On The Getting Of Wisdom |
| 6. | The Performativity Of Feminine Virtue In Pamela |
| 7. | Innovation In Psychological Shadow: An Analysis Of Innovation In Pilgrimage |
| 8. | A Diaspora’s Fruitless Search Of Home |
| 9. | The Image Of The Gelltleman In Eighteenth-Century English Novels |
| 10. | An Analysis Of The Moral Construction In The Eighteenth-century British Novels |
| 11. | The Formation Of A New Identity In Expatriation——a Study Of Henry Handel Richardson’s The Fortunes Of Richard Mahony |
| 12. | A Study On Brian Richardson’s Unnatural Narrative Theory |
| 13. | Confinement And Resistance: Spatial Discourses And Female Empowerment In Four Novels By Daniel Defoe And Samuel Richardson |
| 14. | Moralagendaand Anti-feminist Stance Of Samuel Richardson In Pamela,or Virtue Rewarded |
| 15. | Failures of feeling in the British novel from Richardson to Eliot |
| 16. | Performative authority and responsibility: 'Wills' and copyright in Richardson, Dickens, and Trollope (Charles Dickens, Samuel Richardson, Anthony Trollope) |
| 17. | The salvation plot: Protestantism and the genesis of the novel (Martin Luther, John Bunyan, Samuel Richardson, Sarah Fielding) |
| 18. | A study of attitudes pertaining to the Richardson's ground squirrel (Spermophilus richardsonii) |
| 19. | Diderot and the image of the reader: From 'L'Eloge de Richardson' to 'La Religieuse' |
| 20. | Maidenly amusements: Narrating female sexuality in eighteenth-century England (Mary Davys, Eliza Haywood, Charlotte Lennox, Frances Burney, Samuel Richardson) |
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