Eighteenth-Century British Periodicals

Eighteenth-Century British Periodicals Criticism

• Introduction
• Representative Works
• Criticism: The Rise Of Periodicals
  • Introduction to The Guardian
  • Gender Specialization and the Feminine Curriculum: The Periodical for Women
• Criticism: The Impact And Influence Of Periodicals
  • Critical Essays from The Spectator
  • Addison, Steele and the Periodical Essay
  • Richard Steele, Journalist—and Journalism
  • Society, Journalism, and the Essay: Two Spectators
  • The Spectator Abroad: The Fascination of the Mask
• Criticism: Periodicals And Society
  • The Making of Mr. Spectator
  • Modifying a Whole Landscape: False Humour, Good Nature, and Satire in the Spectator
  • Addison and Steele's Spectator: Towards a Reappraisal
  • The Spectator's Moral Economy
  • The Politics of Taste in the Spectator
  • ‘As Sacred as Friendship, as Pleasurable as Love’: Father-Son Relations in the Tatler and Spectator
  • Voyeuristic Dreams: Mr. Spectator and the Power of Spectacle
• Further Reading