in Eighteenth-Century English Literature
In the Spring of 1994, eight students enrolled in Johnson & Boswell, an upper-level seminar at Stockton College. Discussion and research centered around the identification of typically eighteenth-century views of authorship.
While the writings of Samuel Johnson and James Boswell are central to this discussion, Frances Burney's Evelina and Mary Wollstonecraft's Mary are also briefly discussed.
Research has been arranged under the following headings:
Thoughts on Eighteenth-Century Authorship,
Chiefly concerned with Samuel JohnsonThoughts on Eighteenth-Century Authorship,
Chiefly concerned with Mary
The researchers are identified below:
asmith Aimee Smith cbier Cristen Bier cferrett Carl Ferrette jgwhite Jeffrey White oschulma Orrie Schulman rdavis Robert (Bob) Davis tharteli Tess Hartelius
All research was typed into a conferencing system (CoSy) and later moved to a Macintosh Hypercard stack. That stack is here converted into html format.
tkinsell (Tom Kinsella)
