Wolfram Schmidgen
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Wolfram Schmidgen is assistant professor of English at Washington University. He is author of Eighteenth-Century Fiction and the Law of Property (2002) and is currently completing a manuscript titled“Bastard Forms: Multitude, Mixture, and Modernization in Eighteenth-Century Britain.”
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Wolfram Schmidgen is assistant professor of English at Washington University. He is author of Eighteenth-Century Fiction and the Law of Property (2002) and is currently completing a manuscript titled“Bastard Forms: Multitude, Mixture, and Modernization in Eighteenth-Century Britain.”
Key concepts: Multitude, Modernization theory, Property (philosophy), Art history, History, Aesthetics, Sociology, Art