The female philosopher and her afterlives : Mary Wollstonecraft, the British novel, and the transformations of feminism, 1796-1811 / by Weiss, Deborah R.

Table of Contents: “…Introduction: the female philosopher -- Mansions of despair: The wrongs of woman and the commonality of experience -- Passions of the mind: the moral martyrdom of Emma Courtney -- More of a philosopher: Adeline Mowbray and "every-day nature" -- Intellectual rules: the extraordinary Belinda -- Empirical ethics: Sense and sensibility and female philosophy -- The fate of the female philosopher: Polwhele, More, Byron, and beyond.…”

Visuality in the novels of Austen, Radcliffe, Edgeworth and Burney / by Volz, Jessica A.

Table of Contents: “….; Chapter 1 Jane Austen's Aesthetic Vocabulary of Character; Love and Likenesses in Sense and Sensibility, Emma and Pride and Prejudice; The Power of Place in Constructing Attachments in Pride and Prejudice, Mansfield Park and Emma; Chapter 2 Ann Radcliffe's Gothic Reconstructions of Female Identity and Experience; First Visual Realm of Power: Portraiture; Second Visual Realm of Power: Architecture…”
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