Sentiment and Sociability: The Language of Feeling in the Eighteenth Century
Patricia Meyer Spacks, John Mullan
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Patricia Meyer Spacks, John Mullan
Abstract
Introduction. Sympathy and the production of society Richardson - sentiment and the construction of femininity the availability of virtue Laurence Sterne and sociality of the novel hypochondria and hysteria - sensibility and the physicians. Bibliography. Index.
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Introduction. Sympathy and the production of society Richardson - sentiment and the construction of femininity the availability of virtue Laurence Sterne and sociality of the novel hypochondria and hysteria - sensibility and the physicians. Bibliography. Index.
Key concepts: Sympathy, Sensibility, Femininity, Virtue, Sociality, Feeling, Psychology, Index (typography)