Titlebook: Becoming the Gentleman; British Literature a Jason D. Solinger Book 2012 Jason D. Solinger 2012 English literature.fiction.Jane Austen.Brit

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-16622-3g man’s political education, travail and travel render Charles a wiser king. What’s striking about these lines is the way they authorize Charles’s claim to the throne, both by labeling that claim “rightful,” with all that it connotes in terms of the authority of lineage, and by augmenting this autho

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Hence and Thence Phenomenology’s Borderlinees with those texts a contemporary interest in the codification of male literacy: the neoclassical poetry of Dryden, Sheffield and Pope. If this seems like an unusual pairing, it may be useful to remember that this is an era in which the erudition of both the author and the gentleman come under inte

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Hence and Thence Phenomenology’s Borderlinecquisition of literacy to the time-honored codes of aristocratic behavior. To represent one’s knowledge, whatever its content, as data acquired through direct experience of the world was to demonstrate one’s immersion in the affairs of men—the province of gentlemen, in one form or another, since the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-16622-3rture from her family’s ancestral home in the Somersetshire countryside. The move, to smaller rented quarters in the city of Bath, is a sad one. In language that has come to haunt criticism of the novel, the narrator observes: “Anne, though dreading the possible heats of September in all the white g

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Hence and Thence Phenomenology’s Borderlinet, the reason why domestic fiction succeeded in redefining the terms in which Britons understood human worth is that the representation of female roles did not appear to intrude upon political affairs. My own readings in Burney and Austen, however, suggest that the emergence of the modern subject re

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Hence and Thence Phenomenology’s Borderline gentlemen, like countless writers before him, Scott quickly acquired the status of the gentleman. With the publication of his first two novels, . and ., Scott, already a celebrated poet, thus emerged as “the author of .,” a so-called historical raconteur with an eye for the vanished rituals and man

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Book 2012Becoming the Gentleman explains why British citizens in the long eighteenth century were haunted by the question of what it meant to be a gentleman. Supplementing recent work on femininity, Solinger identifies a corpus of texts that address masculinity and challenges the notion of a masculine figure that has been regarded as unchanging.