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基本説明
This study, which brings together recent work by leading historians as well as literary and cultural critics, shows how questions of national identity and difference were framed in new terms.
Table of Contents
Introduction
1. Literature, culture, and society in
Restoration England Gerald MacLean
Part I. Drama and Politics: 2. The quest for
consensus the lord mayor's shows in the 1670s
John Patrick Montano
3. Politics and the restoration masque the case
of Dido and Aeneas Andrew Walkling
4. Factionary politics John Crowne's Henry VI
Nancy Klein Maguire
Part II. Authorship and Authority: 5. Pepys and
the private parts of monarchy James Grantham
Turner
6. Milton, Samson Agonistes, and the
Restoration Blair Worden
7. Milton, Dryden, and the politics of literary
controversy Steven N. Zwicker
8. 'Is he like other men?' The meaning of the
Principia Mathematica, and the author as idol
Robert Iliffe
Part III. Women and Writing: 9. A woman's best
setting out is silence: the writings of Hannah
Wolley Elaine Hobby
10. Obedient subjects? The loyal self in some
later seventeenth-century women's memoirs N. H.
Keeble
Part IV. Empire and Aftermaths: 11.
Seventeenth-century Quaker women: displacement,
colonialism, and anti-slavery discourse Moira
Ferguson
12. Republicanism, absolutism and universal
monarchy: English popular sentiment during the
third Dutch war Steven C. A. Pincus
13. Reinterpreting the 'glorious revolution':
Catharine Macaulay and radical response Bridget
Hill.
