British Women Satirists in the Long Eighteenth Century

Introduction Amanda Hiner and Elizabeth Tasker Davis; Part I. Traditions and Breaks: 1. Women Writers and Juvenal: 'singing plain truths' Paul Baines; 2. Unlocking the Dressing Room: Mary Evelyn's Mundus Muliebris Melinda Alliker Rabb; 3. Aphra Behn and Traditions of Satire Tanya Caldwell; 4. Delarivier Manley: Satire as Conversation Rachel Carnell; 5. The Pleasures of Satire in the Fables of Anne Finch Sharon Smith; Part II. Publicity and Print Culture: Women Satirists during the Mid-Eighteenth Century: 6. Women's Satires of the Literary Marketplace in Eighteenth-Century England Catherine Ingrassia; 7. Charlotte Lennox, Satirical Poetry, and the Rise of Participatory Democracy Susan Carlile; 8. Jane Collier's Satirical Fable: Teeth, Claws, and Moral Authority in An Essay on the Art of Ingeniously Tormenting Martha F. Bowden; 9. Hiding in Plain Sight: Frances Burney as Satiric Novelist Marilyn Francus; Part III. Moral Debates and Satiric Dialogue: Women Satirists and Eighteenth-Century Sociability: 10. Anne Finch, Anna Seward, and Women's Relation to Formal Verse Satire in the Long Eighteenth Century Claudia Thomas Kairoff; 11. Satire as Gossip: Lady Anne Hamilton's The Epics of the Ton Michael Edson; 12. 'An invisible spy': Mary Robinson's Sylphid and the Image of the Satirist Rayna Rosenova; 13. Austen's Menippean Experiments: Paternalism and Empire in the Juvenilia and Mansfield Park Danielle Spratt.

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• Estudos literários: c 1500 a c 1800