The new Cambridge companion to Samuel Johnson:
Students, scholars, and general readers alike will find the New Cambridge Companion to Samuel Johnson deeply informed and appealingly written. Each newly commissioned chapter explores aspects of Johnson's writing and thought, including his ethical grasp of life, his views of language, the roots...
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| Summary: | Students, scholars, and general readers alike will find the New Cambridge Companion to Samuel Johnson deeply informed and appealingly written. Each newly commissioned chapter explores aspects of Johnson's writing and thought, including his ethical grasp of life, his views of language, the roots of his ideas in Renaissance humanism, and his skeptical-humane style. Among the themes engaged are history, disability, gender, politics, race, slavery, Johnson's representation in art, and the significance of the Yale Edition. Works discussed include Johnson's poetry and fiction, his moral essays and political tracts, his Shakespeare edition and Dictionary, and his critical, biographical, and travel writing. A narrated Further Reading provides an informative guide to the study of Johnson, and a substantial Introduction highlights how his literary practice, philosophical values, and life experience provide a challenge to readers new and established. Through fresh, integrated insights, this authoritative guide reveals the surprising contemporaneity of Johnson's thought |
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Contents List ofFigures List of Contributors Short Titles and Note on the Text and Cover Art page vii viii xii Introduction: Contemporary Johnson Greg Clingham i i Johnson, Ethics, and Living Min Wild 14 г Johnson and the Essay Philip Smallwood 27 3 Johnson and Renaissance Humanism Anthony W. Lee 4 Johnson and Language Lynda Mugglestone 5 41 55 Johnson and British Historiography Martine W. Brownley 69 6 Johnson and Fiction Freya Johnston 82 Johnson and Gender Samara Anne Cahill 94 7 8 Johnson, Race, and Slavery Nicholas Hudson 108 9 Johnson’s Politics Clement Hawes 121 v
Contents vi io Johnson’s Poetry John Richetti ii Johnson’s Editions of Shakespeare Tom Mason 135 150 12 Johnson’s Lives ofthe Poets՛. A Guided Tour Fred Parker 164 13 Johnson as Biographer Leo Damrosch 178 14 Johnson and Travel Anne Μ. Thell 191 15 Johnson and Disability Paul Kelleher 204 16 Representing Johnson in Life and After Heather McPherson 218 17 Johnson among the Scholars Robert DeMaria, Jr. 239 Further Reading Index цг 260
THE NEW CAMBRIDGE COMPANION TO SAMUEL JOHNSON Students, scholars, and general readers alike will find The New Cambridge Companion to Samuel Johnson deeply informed and appealingly written. Each newly commissioned chapter explores aspects of Johnson’s writing and thought, including his ethical grasp of life, his views of language, the roots of his ideas in Renaissance humanism, and his skeptical-humane style. Among the themes engaged are history, disability, gender, politics, race, slavery, Johnson’s representation in art, and the significance of the Yale Edition. Works discussed include Johnson’s poetry and fiction, his moral essays and political tracts, his Shakespeare edition and Dictionary, and his critical, biographical, and travel writing. A narrated Further Reading provides an informative guide to the study of Johnson, and a substantial Introduction highlights how his literary practice, philosophical values, and life experience provide a challenge to readers new and established. Through fresh, integrated insights, this authoritative guide reveals the surprising contemporan eity of Johnson’s thought. |
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Contents List ofFigures List of Contributors Short Titles and Note on the Text and Cover Art page vii viii xii Introduction: Contemporary Johnson Greg Clingham i i Johnson, Ethics, and Living Min Wild 14 г Johnson and the Essay Philip Smallwood 27 3 Johnson and Renaissance Humanism Anthony W. Lee 4 Johnson and Language Lynda Mugglestone 5 41 55 Johnson and British Historiography Martine W. Brownley 69 6 Johnson and Fiction Freya Johnston 82 Johnson and Gender Samara Anne Cahill 94 7 8 Johnson, Race, and Slavery Nicholas Hudson 108 9 Johnson’s Politics Clement Hawes 121 v
Contents vi io Johnson’s Poetry John Richetti ii Johnson’s Editions of Shakespeare Tom Mason 135 150 12 Johnson’s Lives ofthe Poets՛. A Guided Tour Fred Parker 164 13 Johnson as Biographer Leo Damrosch 178 14 Johnson and Travel Anne Μ. Thell 191 15 Johnson and Disability Paul Kelleher 204 16 Representing Johnson in Life and After Heather McPherson 218 17 Johnson among the Scholars Robert DeMaria, Jr. 239 Further Reading Index цг 260
THE NEW CAMBRIDGE COMPANION TO SAMUEL JOHNSON Students, scholars, and general readers alike will find The New Cambridge Companion to Samuel Johnson deeply informed and appealingly written. Each newly commissioned chapter explores aspects of Johnson’s writing and thought, including his ethical grasp of life, his views of language, the roots of his ideas in Renaissance humanism, and his skeptical-humane style. Among the themes engaged are history, disability, gender, politics, race, slavery, Johnson’s representation in art, and the significance of the Yale Edition. Works discussed include Johnson’s poetry and fiction, his moral essays and political tracts, his Shakespeare edition and Dictionary, and his critical, biographical, and travel writing. A narrated Further Reading provides an informative guide to the study of Johnson, and a substantial Introduction highlights how his literary practice, philosophical values, and life experience provide a challenge to readers new and established. Through fresh, integrated insights, this authoritative guide reveals the surprising contemporan eity of Johnson’s thought. |
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