Liberalism, Literature, and the Emotions in the Long Nineteenth Century

Liberalism, Literature, and the Emotions in the Long Nineteenth Century

Liberalism, Literature, and the Emotions in the Long Nineteenth Century

Special Issue Editor:

Jock Macleod and Peter Denney

Volume 11

January 31, 2018

Liberalism, Literature, and the Emotions in the Long Nineteenth Century

Jock Macleod

Toward Liberalism: Politics, Poverty, and the Emotions in the 1790s

Peter Denney

Hazlitt's Illiberal Hatred

Kevin Gilmartin

Lord Byron's Preposterous Liberalism: Perversity, or The Fear That Pleases

Clara Tuite

Privacy and Its Discontents: Illiberalism at Home

David Ellison

Rioting, Nineteenth-Century Fiction, and the Limits of Liberalism

Helen Groth

The Crisis of Liberalism: Contracts and Promises in Joyce's Political Journalism and Dubliners

John Attridge

Liberal Futures? Emotional Investment, Surplus Value, and The Forsyte Saga

Jock Macleod

Global Circulation and Some Problems in Liberalism, Liberalization, and Neoliberalism

Regenia Gagnier

Editor:

Héctor Hoyos

Managing Editor:

Adin Walker

PDF design:

Jason Miranda

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